Mod:Castles,_Keeps,_and_Forts:_Science_FictionĬKF:R has been made to bring you a much greater experience when using Castles, Keeps, and Forts over it's original Legacy counterpart.ĬKF:R parts use an enhanced snap system, walls now snap side to side, as do the roofs and even around corners, leading to a more enjoyable building experience, greater structural integrity and more ways for you to realise your epic builds.Īll the parts in CKF:R are fully paint-able with multiple colour regions, and multiple static mesh variants within the parts to provide even more customisation.14 incident, Habhab was piloting the AH-64 Apache attack helicopter that led the flyover, the Army official said.Other CKF Structure Mods currently include Habhab was recently cleared in a command climate investigation after a subordinate unit had discipline issues in Poland.
Harrington is senior to the pilot who directed the flyover, 101st CAB commander Col. Bernard Harrington, is leading the inquiry, according to the Army official. The division’s deputy commanding officer for operations, Col. A spokesperson for the 101st Airborne Division told NewsChannel 5 Monday that there was “no scheduled review” of the mission. The new Army inquiry, which launched Tuesday, signaled a change from the division’s initial stance on the incident. The official spoke on condition of anonymity in order to freely discuss the event.
Joseph McGee, “has directed preliminary inquiry into this event.”Īnother Army official familiar with the inquiry told Army Times that “it’s unclear to anybody in the Army if the FAA is looking into this ,” adding that the government’s top aviation agency hasn’t reached out to the service yet.
Terence Kelley confirmed that the 101st Airborne Division’s commanding general, Maj. An investigation from Nashville’s NewsChannel 5 released Monday sparked scrutiny of the operation, and the Federal Aviation Administration will reportedly review the incident to see whether the flyover violated any aviation rules.Īrmy spokesperson Lt.
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