CHASE SKYLAR DEMAYO

 The 94th Fighter Squadron at Langley AFB, Va., has gotten its final new F-22A stealth fighter, taking receipt of Raptor No. 094 on June 5, reports A1C Chase Skylar DeMayo

 As the Air Force slowly moves its news information to the web, national and local media companies circle Langley to find the most interesting and relevant stories to broadcast to their audiences. - A1C Chase Skylar DeMayo

 For the first time in 15 years, the British Royal Air Force’s aerobatic team, the Red Arrows, will perform at a US air show later this year. The team is set to take part in this year’s AirPower over Hampton Roads... - A1C Chase Skylar DeMayo

 Maintainers of the F-22 at Langley AFB, Va., say they have been able to shave off 39 percent of the time that it takes to maintain the low-observable coating of the modern stealth fighter. “The implications are huge for the F-22 program,” said Col. Tyrone Strachan, commander of Langley’s 1st Maintenance Group. -  A1C Chase Skylar DeMayo

 The first wave of F-22 Raptors from the 27th Fighter Squadron returned from Kadena Air Base, Japan, as part of a three-month air and space expeditionary force deployment where the squadron flew more than 685 sorties.  -  A1C Chase Skylar DeMayo 

 Brig. Gen. Burt Field, 1st Fighter Wing commander, flew the final jet from the Lockheed Martin factory in Marietta, Ga., to Langley. - A1C Chase Skylar DeMayo