The first of five Alliance Ground Surveillance (AGS) RQ-4D unmanned aircraft landed at AGS Main Operating Base Sigonella, Italy on 21 November 2019. Capable of flying at extreme altitudes for up to 30 hours, the AGS aircraft gives NATO crucial, on-demand intelligence support. Footage includes shots of the RQ-4D arriving at Sigonella, and interviews with US Air Force Brigadier General Philip Stewart, Force Commander of NATO Alliance Ground Surveillance, and Volker Samanns, General Manager of NATO

The NAS Sigonella community and NMCRS Sigonella supported Operation Allies Refuge over the past few weeks! Thank you to ALL of you, who not only donated items to the operation, but to ALL of you who volunteered your time and effort! #SigStrong #NASSIG #OperationAlliesRefuge | AFN Sigonella

The community at Naval Air Station Sigonella is learning to live life the healthy way. Lieutenant Commander Kimberly Broom tells the story. | AFN Sigonella

Hey Naval Air Station Sigonella - get ready for the Harlem Globetrotters tomorrow! | Armed Forces Entertainment

Honored to speak to our military at Naval Air Station Sigonella before returning home from an amazing trip abroad. | Donald J. Trump