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National Guard Head To Discuss F-35 Proposal
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The head of the Vermont National Guard plans to address what he calls inaccuracies about a plan to base new F-35 fighter jets at Burlington International Airport.VPR News
Shumlin Throws His Support Behind F-35 Fighter Jets
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Governor Peter Shumlin has thrown his support behind the plan to put F-35 fighter jets at the Vermont Air National Guard base.VPR News
Guard Says F-35 Study Will Address Noise Issue
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Vermont National Guard Adjutant General Michael Dubie says an "environmental impact statement" on new fighter jets is on schedule to be released next month.VPR News
Airport Neighbors Concerned About F-35 Noise
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Not everyone is welcoming the news that F-35s may come to South Burlington, especially some people who live near the airport’s flight path.VPR News
Burlington Tapped As Top Pick To Host F-35 Jet
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Vermont’s Air National Guard moved closer today to winning the right to operate the newest generation of fighter jet.VPR News
Air Guard Unsure Of F-35 Noise Level
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Officials with the Vermont Air National Guard say they’re not sure how much noisier a new fighter jet that could be based in South Burlington is compared with the planes there now.VPR News
Air Guard Launches Public Campaign On F-35’s
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The Vermont Air National Guard has launched a public campaign to explain how a new generation of fighter jet might affect communities around its base at the Burlington airport – and in particular, how much noise the jets would create.VPR News
Guard Base Under Consideration For F-35s
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Vermont’s Air National Guard base is one of 10 national sites under consideration by the U.S. Air Force to receive new fighter jets. These new planes would replace the F-16s currently operated out of the base at Burlington Airport.VPR News
