Air Force Seeks EIS for F-35 Training Center Growth
Published Date: 4/24/2025
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The Air Force is planning to update the training center for F-35 pilots at Ebbing Air National Guard Base in Arkansas and wants to check how these changes might affect the environment. This means more or different pilot training activities could happen, and the airport layout might change too. They’re starting this review now to make sure everything is safe and sound before moving forward.
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