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Coalition Joint Terminal Attack Controllers observe a qualification scenario during an Iraqi Air Force Joint Terminal Attack Controller qualification course in Besmayah, Iraq, March 4, 2018. The five-day event marked the first time IFACs exercised calling in airstrikes on the range and their first time calling in live fire from Coalition aircraft. The Combined Joint Task Force-Operation Inherent Resolve, in conjunction with the Coalition Aviation Advisory and Training Team, coordinated the exercise, March 4-8, to certify newly trained IFACs and demonstrate progress made since their training st

Coalition Joint Terminal Attack Controllers observe a qualification scenario during an Iraqi Air Force Joint Terminal Attack Controller qualification course in Besmayah, Iraq, March 4, 2018. The five-day event marked the first time IFACs exercised calling in airstrikes on the range and their first time calling in live fire from Coalition aircraft. The Combined Joint Task Force-Operation Inherent Resolve, in conjunction with the Coalition Aviation Advisory and Training Team, coordinated the exercise, March 4-8, to certify newly trained IFACs and demonstrate progress made since their training st Stock Photo

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Coalition Joint Terminal Attack Controllers observe a qualification scenario during an Iraqi Air Force Joint Terminal Attack Controller qualification course in Besmayah, Iraq, March 4, 2018. The five-day event marked the first time IFACs exercised calling in airstrikes on the range and their first time calling in live fire from Coalition aircraft. The Combined Joint Task Force-Operation Inherent Resolve, in conjunction with the Coalition Aviation Advisory and Training Team, coordinated the exercise, March 4-8, to certify newly trained IFACs and demonstrate progress made since their training started in December 2017.

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