US EditionThe Questioned u.s. Air Force Oa-1k Skyraider Ii Could Be Equipped with the New Red Wolf Cruise Missiles
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Over the past year 2025, the OA-1K Skyraider II attack plane, destined to equip the Special Operations Command of the United States Air Force (AFSOC), has been questioned on more than one occasion. Doubts about the new aircraft, designed and developed for missions of [...] The entry The questioned OA-1K Skyraider II of the U.S. Air Force could be equipped with the new Red Wolf cruise missiles appears first in Military Zone.
In the late 2010s, considering that using F-16 or F-35 fighter-bombers was not appropriate for conducting counter-terrorism operations in permissive environments, the US Air Force launched the OA-X program to acquire light attack aircraft. Then, with its priorities shifting towards high-intensity warfare, it abandoned the program. This article, "US Special Forces Could Equip Their Skyraider II Aircraft with Long-Range Strike Capability," first a…
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