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Tucson's night skies will be buzzing with more military traffic for the next several days.

Some jet flights will run as late as midnight as personnel at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base test their war readiness.

A series of drills simulating real combat conditions began Tuesday and will run until next Friday, base officials said in a news release.

Midnight flying deadlines are scheduled for Tuesday through Thursday.

D-M officials have pledged to "minimize flight operations that cause undue stress to the community," the news release said.

Airmen serving overseas typically work 12- to 14-hour shifts, so the training exercises will re-create those conditions, it said. D-M has about 900 airmen deployed overseas at various locations.