The United States Army and the IDF collaborated for a shared goal: Defending Israel. Every two years the "Juniper Falcon" Exercise, in which the IAF practices its air defense capabilities together with the United States Army, is conducted. This year, personnel of CENTCOM (United States Central Command)'s Air Arm deployed to Hatzor AFB to participate in simulations of ongoing aerial threat scenarios and strengthened the tie with Israel.
Roy Kur (רועי קור)
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