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Pentagon: No Done Deal with Russia on Syria
The US and Russia have yet to finalize an agreement on coordinated efforts in Syria, with Pentagon spokesman Peter Cook warning Monday that the clock is running on the window for those conversations.
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Pentagon Taps Olympic Inventor, Lululemon for Chem-Warfare Suit Challenge
Pentagon Taps Olympic Inventor, Lululemon for Chem-Warfare Suit Challenge
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Air Force weighing a replacement F-35 ejection seat
The US Air Force is looking into the possibility of replacing the Martin-Baker ejection seat on the F-35 joint strike fighter with the United Technologies ACES 5 model, Defense News has learned.
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Welsh clarifies remarks on the need for more 40,000 to 60,000 more airmen
“We’d love to go to 324,000 … that shows how many airmen we need to do the job,” says the Air Force chief of staff.
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U.S. pulls F-15 fighter jets from Turkey
The U.S. is withdrawing a dozen F-15 fighters from the key Turkish air base of Incirlik, less than two months after their arrival.
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U.S. on the ‘brink’ of a new nuclear arms race, says former Defense Secretary Perry
The US is on the “brink” of kicking off a new nuclear arms race that will elevate the risk of nuclear apocalypse to Cold War levels, former Secretary of Defense William Perry warned Thursday.
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Pentagon: Four ‘likely’ civilian deaths in March airstrikes
A US Air Force investigation has concluded that four civilians, potentially including a child, were likely killed in a March 13, 2015, airstrike near al-Hatra, Iraq.
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General: Syrian airstrikes to increase in coming weeks
The US-led coalition against the Islamic State group plans to increase the number of airstrikes in Syria in the near future, a top US general said Saturday.
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U.S. deploying special operations forces to Syria
President Obama has authorized the deployment of “fewer than 50” U.S. troops into Syria.
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USAF Material Command Head Retiring
Gen. Janet Wolfenbarger, the first female four-star general in history and the head of Air Force Materiel Command, will retire this year, she announced Friday at the Air Force Association Air Warfare Symposium in Orlando.
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Pentagon: No Done Deal with Russia on Syria
The US and Russia have yet to finalize an agreement on coordinated efforts in Syria, with Pentagon spokesman Peter Cook warning Monday that the clock is running on the window for those conversations.
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Pentagon Taps Olympic Inventor, Lululemon for Chem-Warfare Suit Challenge
Pentagon Taps Olympic Inventor, Lululemon for Chem-Warfare Suit Challenge
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Air Force weighing a replacement F-35 ejection seat
The US Air Force is looking into the possibility of replacing the Martin-Baker ejection seat on the F-35 joint strike fighter with the United Technologies ACES 5 model, Defense News has learned.
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Welsh clarifies remarks on the need for more 40,000 to 60,000 more airmen
“We’d love to go to 324,000 … that shows how many airmen we need to do the job,” says the Air Force chief of staff.
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U.S. pulls F-15 fighter jets from Turkey
The U.S. is withdrawing a dozen F-15 fighters from the key Turkish air base of Incirlik, less than two months after their arrival.
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U.S. on the ‘brink’ of a new nuclear arms race, says former Defense Secretary Perry
The US is on the “brink” of kicking off a new nuclear arms race that will elevate the risk of nuclear apocalypse to Cold War levels, former Secretary of Defense William Perry warned Thursday.
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Pentagon: Four ‘likely’ civilian deaths in March airstrikes
A US Air Force investigation has concluded that four civilians, potentially including a child, were likely killed in a March 13, 2015, airstrike near al-Hatra, Iraq.
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General: Syrian airstrikes to increase in coming weeks
The US-led coalition against the Islamic State group plans to increase the number of airstrikes in Syria in the near future, a top US general said Saturday.
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U.S. deploying special operations forces to Syria
President Obama has authorized the deployment of “fewer than 50” U.S. troops into Syria.
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USAF Material Command Head Retiring
Gen. Janet Wolfenbarger, the first female four-star general in history and the head of Air Force Materiel Command, will retire this year, she announced Friday at the Air Force Association Air Warfare Symposium in Orlando.
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Pentagon: No Done Deal with Russia on Syria
The US and Russia have yet to finalize an agreement on coordinated efforts in Syria, with Pentagon spokesman Peter Cook warning Monday that the clock is running on the window for those conversations.
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Pentagon Taps Olympic Inventor, Lululemon for Chem-Warfare Suit Challenge
Pentagon Taps Olympic Inventor, Lululemon for Chem-Warfare Suit Challenge
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Air Force weighing a replacement F-35 ejection seat
The US Air Force is looking into the possibility of replacing the Martin-Baker ejection seat on the F-35 joint strike fighter with the United Technologies ACES 5 model, Defense News has learned.
-
Welsh clarifies remarks on the need for more 40,000 to 60,000 more airmen
“We’d love to go to 324,000 … that shows how many airmen we need to do the job,” says the Air Force chief of staff.
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U.S. pulls F-15 fighter jets from Turkey
The U.S. is withdrawing a dozen F-15 fighters from the key Turkish air base of Incirlik, less than two months after their arrival.
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U.S. on the ‘brink’ of a new nuclear arms race, says former Defense Secretary Perry
The US is on the “brink” of kicking off a new nuclear arms race that will elevate the risk of nuclear apocalypse to Cold War levels, former Secretary of Defense William Perry warned Thursday.
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Pentagon: Four ‘likely’ civilian deaths in March airstrikes
A US Air Force investigation has concluded that four civilians, potentially including a child, were likely killed in a March 13, 2015, airstrike near al-Hatra, Iraq.
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General: Syrian airstrikes to increase in coming weeks
The US-led coalition against the Islamic State group plans to increase the number of airstrikes in Syria in the near future, a top US general said Saturday.
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U.S. deploying special operations forces to Syria
President Obama has authorized the deployment of “fewer than 50” U.S. troops into Syria.
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USAF Material Command Head Retiring
Gen. Janet Wolfenbarger, the first female four-star general in history and the head of Air Force Materiel Command, will retire this year, she announced Friday at the Air Force Association Air Warfare Symposium in Orlando.
