It was not immediately clear if this morning’s thunderstorms in the Dayton area affected that exercise. The jets did take off from their Toledo-area base, a fighter wing representative said.
On Wright-Patterson, no impact on facility use or traffic flow was expected from training by base security forces today.
“Defenders will conduct emergency response training and base personnel may hear sirens and see Security Force vehicles with lights,” the base said.
Residents and motorists near the base might hear sirens. They’re advised it is part of an on-base exercise, unless otherwise notified, the base said.
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