warthog

Task & Purpose asks an A-10 pilot what it it’s like to fly a cannon with wings; how it feels when it "BRRRRTs"; what unit traditions are unique to Warthog pilots; and of course, we asked about the dumbest thing he did in the cockpit.

The pilot declared an in-flight emergency before bringing the plane down without landing gear, Moody Air Force Base officials said

Sen. McSally said she told Air Force leaders she "would not allow their plan to mothball 44 A-10s starting in October to happen."

One airman's BRRRT is another airman's VRRRT

Fortunately, the white phosphorous M-156 rocket landed about 60 miles northeast of Tucson in a remote area.

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From its distinctive “Brrrrrt” that spells out death and destruction for America’s enemies, to the iconic paint job emblazoned on...

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Beloved by American ground combat troops, the A-10 Thunderbolt II, or Warthog, is now a kickass toy thanks to an...

Since the A-10 Warthog, recently seemingly destined for the scrap yard, is now engaging enemy Islamic State fighters in Iraq...

The A-10 Warthog has become critical to the U.S. bombing campaign against Islamic State militants in Iraq and Syria, forcing...

The A-10 “Warthog” once again has found itself in the retirement crosshairs. Yet again, the main support for its retirement...

Editor’s Note: This article originally appeared on the Council on Foreign Relations’ Defense in Depth blog on May 20. One...