Red Flag Military Exercise

Have you seen the scene of the largest Red Flag exercise of the U.S. Air Force? Do you know how fighter jets perform mid-air refueling during Red Flag exercises? And how do fighter pilots from all over the world rescue their comrades? And how to implement the plan for simulated bombing during Red Flag exercises? You can find the answer in the newly released "Aviator: Red Flag Exercise" film released in Imax theaters! **The most realistic simulation exercise Red Flag exercise is the world's first large-scale integrated air combat simulation exercise. It is also the most well-known, most respected, and the most realistic simulation exercise considered by pilots who have participated. Red Flag was created in 1975 by the U.S. Air Force to improve the air combat skills of its pilots, because the Vietnam War showed that most combat losses were lost to inexperienced pilots in their first few missions. Under the pressure of combat, there is no way to train them on how to survive in an air battle. The concept was proposed by Colonel Richard Suter and implemented by General Robert Dixon. In the extremely realistic training environment of Red Flag exercise, rookie pilots gradually learn how to survive on the battlefield. The Red Flag exercise is held every year at Nellis Air Force Base...