179K views · 3.6K reactions | Red Hawk Welcome! The first T-7A #RedHawk advanced trainer has been inducted into service to train future United States Air Force fighter and bomber pilots. The ceremony at Joint Base San Antonio, San Antonio, Texas welcomes the aircrew and jet to its new Air Education and Training Command home. Let’s go fly! | The Boeing Company | Facebook

4.5K views · 25 reactions | Boeing unveils the T-7A Red Hawk and Colombia chooses a new trainer aircraft. | Military Times | Facebook

7.4K views · 253 reactions | The U.S. Air Force has named the T-7A Red Hawk and Advanced Pilot Training System part of the new eSeries, a revolutionary approach to creating ePlanes, eWeapons and eSatellites - designed digitally and built virtually before flight. Read more https://wp.me/p3avY4-9qm | Military Leak | Facebook

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The T-7A Red Hawk, built by Boeing and Saab, offers advanced training for U.S. Air Force pilots. It features 2 modular configurations and 3 enhanced capabilities. | Military Mechanics