ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates — President Trump visited the largest US military base in the Middle East on Thursday, honoring the troops that are stationed in Qatar and praising the investments pouring in from the Arab country to buy American-made equipment.

When President Donald Trump addressed U.S. and Qatari troops at a military base in Qatar, he assured the rank and file “we don’t care if you’re politically correct.”

The aircraft missions carrying the missiles like the BrahMos and Scalp flew from the different air bases in western air command and south western air command areas. The missions had attacked almost all the major sites of Pakistani Air Force and 11 of their 13 bases were hit.

President Donald Trump’s executive order requiring federal employees to return to offices is “reshaping the way we use our workforce,” said Colonel Meghan Szwarc, deputy commander for 75th Air Base Wing.

The US aircraft formation could be one of the largest "elephant walks" ever in Japan, and featured fighters, drones, and military helicopters.

The Air Force on Guam has never been more ready for a fight — a quality that will prevent one from happening in the first place, according to outgoing 36th Wing commander Brig. Gen. Thomas Palenske, who added that a conflict in the Western Pacific is highly unlikely thanks to Air Force deterrence in the region.

New mission “solidifies Beale’s role in our national defense (and) brings new technology and investment to our region.”

The campus will include state-of-the-art facilities for operations and training, military working dog facilities, and a new firing range among many other things.

Officials say Japan's air force has begun emergency safety inspections on all of its nearly 200 military training aircraft after one of them crashed minutes after takeoff.