Michigan - A 9,000-foot section of M-28 in the Upper Peninsula played host
to a history combat training exercise on Wednesday, June 29.

While military aircraft have landed on U.S. highways before, this was the
first time they landed on a highway and then were quickly refueled and
rearmed while running, before taking off again. The method is called
"integrated combat turns," or ICTs, and is a vital part of the U.S.
Air Force's Agile Combat Employment doctrine, of being ready to execute
missions quickly and in unpredictable ways.
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https://www.mlive.com/news/2022/06/photos-of-military-airplanes-landing-on-up-highway.html
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