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New in 2019: Here’s what the Air Force is doing about aviation mishaps
The Air Force, like the other services, suffered a string of fatal aviation mishaps in 2018. To address concerns, Congress created an eight-person independent commission to review the mishap spike.
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New in 2019: Two new US air bases in Africa nearing completion
U.S. Africa Command is hoping to finish two new air bases in 2019, one in Niger and one in Somalia, to stage operations against militants in the region.
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New in 2019: Air Force looks for new bomb designs to fight Russia and China
A growing cohort of Air Force researchers is arguing that the service needs to undergo a munitions revolution if its to take on a peer-level adversary in open conflict.
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Why Russia is swallowing the Black Sea and won’t stop until it has ‘choked out Ukraine’
It’s not going to happen in the next six months, said retired Army Lt. Gen. Ben Hodges. But Russia’s aim is to own the Black Sea and isolate Ukraine.
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Finally declassified: Swedish pilots awarded US Air Medals for saving SR-71 spy plane
In June 1987, four Swedish airmen risked their lives to save an SR-71 and the aircrew, the U.S. announced this year after the mission was declassified.
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Here’s what may be driving a US troop withdrawal from Syria
A confrontation between the U.S and Turkey, officially NATO allies, would create a geopolitical crisis at the heart of the world’s most powerful military alliance.
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Troops to immediately withdraw from Syria as Trump declares victory over ISIS
Pentagon officials did not immediately confirm reports that Trump has ordered a total withdrawal of troops.
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Contested airspace: Airmen build base from scratch, through surface-to-air fires and non-permissive threats
Airmen can no longer depend on the long-standing, well-developed facilities like those through which they’ve rotated in the Middle East for going on two decades.
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Shadowy special ops sea bases are a ‘gap we know we have and we’re working on,’ Navy secretary says
While the U.S. Navy is certainly doing its part in building up the fleet, its focus on peer-level adversaries like Russia and China is at contention with its responsibility to provide off-shore staging areas for special operations forces.
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Search called off for 5 Marines aboard lost KC-130
A search over thousands of miles of waters off the coast of Japan was unable to find the lost crew.
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New in 2019: Here’s what the Air Force is doing about aviation mishaps
The Air Force, like the other services, suffered a string of fatal aviation mishaps in 2018. To address concerns, Congress created an eight-person independent commission to review the mishap spike.
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New in 2019: Two new US air bases in Africa nearing completion
U.S. Africa Command is hoping to finish two new air bases in 2019, one in Niger and one in Somalia, to stage operations against militants in the region.
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New in 2019: Air Force looks for new bomb designs to fight Russia and China
A growing cohort of Air Force researchers is arguing that the service needs to undergo a munitions revolution if its to take on a peer-level adversary in open conflict.
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Why Russia is swallowing the Black Sea and won’t stop until it has ‘choked out Ukraine’
It’s not going to happen in the next six months, said retired Army Lt. Gen. Ben Hodges. But Russia’s aim is to own the Black Sea and isolate Ukraine.
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Finally declassified: Swedish pilots awarded US Air Medals for saving SR-71 spy plane
In June 1987, four Swedish airmen risked their lives to save an SR-71 and the aircrew, the U.S. announced this year after the mission was declassified.
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Here’s what may be driving a US troop withdrawal from Syria
A confrontation between the U.S and Turkey, officially NATO allies, would create a geopolitical crisis at the heart of the world’s most powerful military alliance.
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Troops to immediately withdraw from Syria as Trump declares victory over ISIS
Pentagon officials did not immediately confirm reports that Trump has ordered a total withdrawal of troops.
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Contested airspace: Airmen build base from scratch, through surface-to-air fires and non-permissive threats
Airmen can no longer depend on the long-standing, well-developed facilities like those through which they’ve rotated in the Middle East for going on two decades.
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Shadowy special ops sea bases are a ‘gap we know we have and we’re working on,’ Navy secretary says
While the U.S. Navy is certainly doing its part in building up the fleet, its focus on peer-level adversaries like Russia and China is at contention with its responsibility to provide off-shore staging areas for special operations forces.
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Search called off for 5 Marines aboard lost KC-130
A search over thousands of miles of waters off the coast of Japan was unable to find the lost crew.
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New in 2019: Here’s what the Air Force is doing about aviation mishaps
The Air Force, like the other services, suffered a string of fatal aviation mishaps in 2018. To address concerns, Congress created an eight-person independent commission to review the mishap spike.
-
New in 2019: Two new US air bases in Africa nearing completion
U.S. Africa Command is hoping to finish two new air bases in 2019, one in Niger and one in Somalia, to stage operations against militants in the region.
-
New in 2019: Air Force looks for new bomb designs to fight Russia and China
A growing cohort of Air Force researchers is arguing that the service needs to undergo a munitions revolution if its to take on a peer-level adversary in open conflict.
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Why Russia is swallowing the Black Sea and won’t stop until it has ‘choked out Ukraine’
It’s not going to happen in the next six months, said retired Army Lt. Gen. Ben Hodges. But Russia’s aim is to own the Black Sea and isolate Ukraine.
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Finally declassified: Swedish pilots awarded US Air Medals for saving SR-71 spy plane
In June 1987, four Swedish airmen risked their lives to save an SR-71 and the aircrew, the U.S. announced this year after the mission was declassified.
-
Here’s what may be driving a US troop withdrawal from Syria
A confrontation between the U.S and Turkey, officially NATO allies, would create a geopolitical crisis at the heart of the world’s most powerful military alliance.
-
Troops to immediately withdraw from Syria as Trump declares victory over ISIS
Pentagon officials did not immediately confirm reports that Trump has ordered a total withdrawal of troops.
-
Contested airspace: Airmen build base from scratch, through surface-to-air fires and non-permissive threats
Airmen can no longer depend on the long-standing, well-developed facilities like those through which they’ve rotated in the Middle East for going on two decades.
-
Shadowy special ops sea bases are a ‘gap we know we have and we’re working on,’ Navy secretary says
While the U.S. Navy is certainly doing its part in building up the fleet, its focus on peer-level adversaries like Russia and China is at contention with its responsibility to provide off-shore staging areas for special operations forces.
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Search called off for 5 Marines aboard lost KC-130
A search over thousands of miles of waters off the coast of Japan was unable to find the lost crew.
