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Our T-7A #RedHawk ground-based simulator has successfully demonstrated connectivity between the simulator and an actual @USAirForce T-7A Red Hawk advanced trainer flying 130 miles away! This enables realistic training in both real and virtual environments. Let’s go fly!

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