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Officials investigate training incident Story Tools  Printable story  E-mail story   Subscribe now Related Video • F-16C - Spotlight on F-16C Related Fact Sheets • F-16 Fighting Falcon • Air National Guard 11/4/2004 - WASHINGTON (AFPN)  -- Air Force officials are investigating a weapons incident that took place during a nighttime training mission in the Warren Grove Range airspace in New Jersey on Nov. 3. An Air Force F-16 Fighting Falcon expended an undetermined number of 20 mm ammunition rounds, officials said. The aircraft is assigned to the assigned to the District of Columbia Air National Guard’s 113th Wing at Andrews Air Force Base, Md. Search   Advanced Search More AF News  • Air Force aircraft join Fallujah offensive • Air Force leaders premiere new uniform • Hercules crew, passengers survive enemy fire • Air Force’s top leaders visit Southwest Asia • Stratotanker crew comes to aid of F-16 pilot • Camp Zama Airmen provide vital communications link • Air Force selects 32 captains for intern program • Military family support professionals gather • Park place • Airmen return from Darfur mission • Defense act affects Guard, Reserve medical benefits • Deployed Airmen getting new physical training uniform first • Officials investigate training incident • Multinational exercise begins in South Atlantic • Air Force selects 566 new chief master sergeants Commentary  New Airman learns unlikely lessons

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