Originally Posted by
Bob Viking
The big difference is that AM Knighton has served during Gulf War 1, Yugoslavia, Kosovo, Afghanistan, Gulf War 2, Sierra Leone, Ebola, Mali, Syria (I may have missed something!). You’d think he might have made an appearance in a theatre of operations before looking to take charge of and lead a fighting force. How much of an understanding of air power can he really have?
BV
Normally I would agree but whoever is selected can hardly do a worse job than the current, beribboned pilot