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So this week, we have Mick 29s that have parts being installed off of them, F-15s that have ejected,

propellers flying off, MQ9s, and a whole of those things.

So let's jump into what's going on around the globe when it comes to aviation defense this week.

So first we're jumping over to Hungary.

Keksmith, I believe I'm pronounced right, Air Base, which houses their J-39 Grypins, their modern fighters,

as well as Mick 29s that are left over from the Cold War.

Now, two weeks ago, they had a break in on the base, and would cut the fence, went to the

bone yard where these Meg 29s are sitting.

They did a little bit of damage as they were rummaging around these Mc29s, but knew what they were

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