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US Removes All Bombers from RAF Fairford and Returns Them to Home Bases

The US Air Force moved all bombers from RAF Fairford back to home bases after a terror alert at facility.

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US Removes All Bombers from RAF Fairford and Returns Them to Home Bases

The US Air Force has returned all bombers stationed at RAF Fairford to home bases in the United States following an investigation into a terror plot. The move involved B-52 and B-1 aircraft that had operated from the Gloucestershire base during the Iran war. British authorities arrested several people in connection with the investigation, though they were released on bail. Officials have linked the incident to Iran, which has denied involvement and warned that bases used against it could become targets.

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