The following images are released under authority from the
Tactical Forces Military Central Command, Declassified with approval
from Commanding General Robert Arnold Kingsley Jr.

"Spirit of Kensington" B-2A Neo Spirit of the TFMGAC 32nd Bomber Wing flies over the Atlantic on transit towards Wright Airbase, where it will be stationed as a heavy ordnance carrier should elite Siren warships assault the Federation territories once again

(2 photos) F-22E Block 15 Shadow Raptors of the 52nd Combat Wing's "Aurora Borealis" squadron. The pictured pair are among the 130 total Shadow Raptors deployed by TFM-Snowstone command to support the Federation's airborne defenses, and have escorted one of the three B-2A Neo Spirit stealth bombers en route to Wright.

(2 photos) Watcher Theta reunited with Rogue Siren Watcher Alpha at the Sea of Wright. Alpha is among the six rogue Watcher Sirens, and is a smaller sister ship of Theta.

F-35B of HMS Queen Elizabeth passes by an unknown Siren that had touched down in the English Channel

Su-27SKM of the Indonesian Air Force observes an unidentified Siren battleship that had touched down in the Banda Arc, 42 miles North of Namlea

(2 photos)AWACS Pelican, the first ER-7A Overseer of the TFMGAC, flies over Wright Airbase. Pelican is among the 50 ER-7A unmanned, remotely operated AWACS drones deployed by the TFM Central Command across the world, and is one of the first 12 Overseer drones to be fitted with the FlightArms WRD-M1 Warp Detection module, which allows the equipped units to detect inbound Sirens in warp transit.

Pioneer, the legendary and longest serving AWACS jet of the TFMGAC, flies over Wright Basin keeping watch over the skies of the Federation for Siren fighters and vessels