Philippine jet fighters join Mindil Beach Flypast in Australia

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The Philippine Air Force marked a significant milestone when two FA50 Fighting Eagles from the 7th Tactical Fighter Squadron, 5th Fighter Wing participated for the first time in the prestigious Mindil Beach Flypast held in Darwin, Australia.

The participation signified a historic moment for the PAF, showcasing its capability and commitment to regional cooperation and international engagements. Philippine Contingent Commander Colonel Randy Pascua emphasized the significance of the participation in the Mindil Beach Flypast.

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