Iowa Guard sees future with remote attack wing

The Iowa National Guard is moving full-speed ahead with plans to develop a Des Moines-based attack wing capable of remotely piloting unmanned combat aircraft over Afghanistan, African countries and other war-torn places and suspected terrorist hideouts. Although Iowa’s congressional delegation fought against Pentagon budget cuts resulting in the loss of 21 F-16 aircraft in Des Moines, Air Guard commanders now say they are embracing changes that should provide a solid future for the unit.

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