US EditionSix Years Later: Another Flood at the Air Force Base in Central Israel
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Weather damage has reached the Midwest once again • Actions are underway to minimize damage • No impact on operational capability
Six years after the flooding of the Hatzor Air Force Base that sank 8 F-16 jets, the rivers in the area have overflowed again. However, this time, the IDF says, no damage was caused to the fighter jets or sensitive equipment located there.
Following the heavy rains, flooding was recorded at the Air Force base in the center of the country. The IDF emphasizes that engineering and maintenance teams are working to stem the water and that operational activity and readiness at the base are continuing as usual, without harming the units' capabilities. The post In the Shadow of the Rains: Flooding at the Air Force Base, Activity Continues appeared first on Knitted News.
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