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The U.S. Air Force retired the KC-135 "Ethel," a 60-year-old tanker, ending its service as newer models take over.
The U.S. Air Force retired the KC-135 Stratotanker named "Ethel" after six decades of service, marking the end of an era for one of the military's longest-serving aerial refueling aircraft.
The plane, which first flew in 1966, played a key role in numerous missions across the globe.
Its retirement reflects the ongoing modernization of the Air Force’s tanker fleet, with newer models like the KC-46 Pegasus taking over refueling duties.
"Ethel" will be preserved for display, honoring its legacy in military aviation history.
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La Fuerza Aérea de los Estados Unidos retiró el KC-135 "Ethel", un petrolero de 60 años de antigüedad, terminando su servicio a medida que los modelos más nuevos toman el relevo.