New Wrinkle In Israeli Tanker Fight

August 24, 2018
Credit: 767: USAF
TEL AVIV—Another round is underway in the fierce battle over the Israeli Air Force’s (IAF) planned acquisition of new aerial refueling aircraft to replace its aging Boeing 707 tankers, this time involving the required refueling boom. As an alternative to purchasing the KC-46A from Boeing, Israel...

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