‘Red Air’ Contractors Grow As Industry Builds An Air Force
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A new breed of aircraft collector is finding a market at the weapons schools of the U.S. military, where Air Force, Marine Corps and Navy combat aces are trained in the art of air warfare. Companies such as Draken International, Tactical Air Support (TacAir), Textron-owned Airborne Tactical...
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