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| F-21 "Vampire" || || {{flagicon image|NTflag2.png}}Timeria || Single Seat air-to-air stealth fighter aircraft || 1 Pilot || April 10th, | | F-21 "Vampire" || || {{flagicon image|NTflag2.png}}Timeria || Single Seat air-to-air stealth fighter aircraft || 1 Pilot || April 10th, 1999 || | ||
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| B-16 "Owl" || || {{flagicon image|NTflag2.png}}Timeria ||Long Range Stealth Bomber || | | B-16 "Owl" || || {{flagicon image|NTflag2.png}}Timeria ||Long Range Stealth Bomber || 2 || December 23rd, 1991 || | ||
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| B-5 "Titan" || || {{flagicon image|NTflag2.png}}Timeria ||Supersonic heavy strategic bomber || | | B-5 "Titan" || || {{flagicon image|NTflag2.png}}Timeria ||Supersonic heavy strategic bomber || 2 || May 11th, 1973 || | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:14, 4 April 2024
| Timerian Air Force | |
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| Founded | June 20th, 1965 (59 years, 5 months) |
| Country |  Timeria |
| Type | Air Force |
| Role | Air supremacy Global integrated intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance
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| Size | 203,607 (2023) |
| Headquarters | Cerberus Station |
| Motto(s) | "dance with the angels" |
| Colors | Blue and White |
| Mascot(s) | Angel |
| Anniversaries | June 20th |
| Website | usraf.us.mil |
| Commanders | |
| President | Aneya Raso |
| Secretary of Defense | Keenan Bright |
| Secretary of the Air Force | Zachary McPherson |
| Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff | Mercedes Martínez |
| Notable commanders | General Caleb Newman |
Kingdom of Timeria Air Force,
History
Structure and Mission
Mission
Air Force Command Structure
| Major Commands | Current commander | Location of headquarters |
|---|---|---|
| Air Engagement Command (AEC) | Gen Marcus Lampert | McKnight Air Force Base, Lua, Timeria |
| Air Force Training and Education Command (AFTEC) | Lt Gen Marcus King | Newton B. Lowry Air Force Base, Siial, Timeria |
| Air Force Global Strike Command (AFGSC) | Gen Brittany Colen | Juno Air Force Base, Juno, Timeria |
| Air Force Reserve Command (AFRC) | Gen Nami Carter | Joint Base Vincent Creek, Bana City, Timeria |
| Air Force Special Operations Command (AFSOC) | Lt Gen Jonathan Rivera | High Castle, San Loma, Timeria |
| Air Material and Mobility Command (AMMC) | Gen Asari Yutaka | Fadena Air Force Base, Fadena, Timeria |
Commissioned Officers
Equipment
| Model/Designation | Number Built | Country of Origin | Description | Crew | Maiden Flight | Image |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| F-21 "Vampire" | Timeria |
Single Seat air-to-air stealth fighter aircraft | 1 Pilot | April 10th, 1999 |
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| F-10 "Dragon" | Timeria |
Single Seat Multirole fighter | 1 pilot | September 1st, 1988 |
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| B-16 "Owl" | Timeria |
Long Range Stealth Bomber | 2 | December 23rd, 1991 |
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| B-5 "Titan" | Timeria |
Supersonic heavy strategic bomber | 2 | May 11th, 1973 |
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