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NASA Unveils New Livery for T-38 Astronaut Training Jets

NASA has revealed a new livery for its T-38 astronaut training jets, marking the first update in decades. The design celebrates the Artemis program, featuring a black and white scheme with blue and red stripes, along with the Artemis logo and an image of the Moon.

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NASA has revealed a new livery for its T-38 astronaut training jets, marking the first update in decades. The design celebrates the Artemis program, featuring a black and white scheme with blue and red stripes, along with the Artemis logo and an image of the Moon.

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The iconic T-38 jets flown by astronauts just got a spiffy new look

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NASA Unveils New Livery for T-38 Astronaut Training Jets