US EditionIdaho Guard Begins to Retire A-10s Amid Middle East Deployment
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Idaho Guard Begins to Retire A-10s Amid Middle East Deployment
The first A-10 Thunderbolt II has left the Idaho Air National Guard as part of the Air Force’s service-wide effort to divest its close air support aircraft. The jet departed Gowen Field on May 27 for the boneyard at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, Ariz., marking the end of its 30-year history with the 124th Fighter Wing. “This aircraft has shaped not only how we fight, but who we are as a wing,” Col. Ryan Richardson, wing commander and a Warthog…
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