Aircraft
ATAC, Draken, Tactical Air Secure ‘Red Air’ Work
The U.S. Air Force is rolling out its CAF/CAS program to provide contractorized adversary air services across its fighter bases.
ATAC already has a number of modified ex-French Mirage F1s flying, in this case a former F1CT, and hopes to begin fulfilling its adversary air contracts at Luke and Holloman within weeks. (Photo: ATAC)
ATAC already has a number of modified ex-French Mirage F1s flying, in this case a former F1CT, and hopes to begin fulfilling its adversary air contracts at Luke and Holloman within weeks. (Photo: ATAC)

The U.S. Air Force’s Air Combat Command has announced a first tranche of contracts for its Combat Air Force/Contracted Air Support (CAF/CAS) program, which was announced in October 2019, following a request for adversary air (ADAIR) proposals in August 2018.


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