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Colonel John ‘Karl’ Marks: The Longest-Flying A-10 Warthog Pilot In US Air Force History

While the A-10 Warthog is older than most of the pilots flying it nowadays, Colonel ‘Karl’ Marks is a notable exception.

The Warthog is one of the most famous names in the USAF combat aircraft arsenal. But where exactly does that nickname come from?

Attack aircraft continue to be used in the war in Ukraine, but they are out of production and their days may be numbered.

The Warthog has faithfully served for 47 years. We know look at some of the historic missions of the A-10.

The Jordan Air Force may soon receive divested US Air Force A-10 Warthogs and become the first foreign country to operate them.

As the A-10 approaches retirement, Simple Flying asked a maintenance crew chief what it takes to maintain it.

An interview with A-10 Demo Team pilot Maj. Lindsay “Mad” Johnson discussing the A-10C Demo Team’s place in history and more.

Like the F-16, the A-10 Warthog is over 50 years old. Also like the F-16, the A-10 hasn’t remained frozen in time, but has been continually improved.

In the A-10 Demo Team’s last season, the A-10 will participate in some of EAA AirVenture Oshkosk’s week of airshows.

USAF brass wants to retire the A-10. That won’t please American ground troops, who’ll miss the Warthog’s close air support (CAS) capabilities.