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Service member killed in suspected insider attack in Afghanistan
A service member with the NATO mission to Afghanistan was killed in Herat province Monday.
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Top US commander in Afghanistan unharmed after attack leaves key Afghan general dead, 2 Americans wounded
The top U.S. general in Afghanistan was present during an attack Thursday that wounded two U.S. troops and killed an Afghan general who was key to holding together the many disparate political groups and security forces in southern Afghanistan.
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As Tyndall begins recovery, a hard road — and hard questions — lie ahead
As Tyndall Air Force Base begins recovering from the devastation of Hurricane Michael, it faces some hard questions about what the future will hold for the airmen, civilians and their families who were forced to evacuate.
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SOCOM solicitation for ‘reverse engineered’ foreign weapons sparks Russian anger, warnings
Russian leaders warn U.S. military not to copy Russia’s weapons designs.
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US has limited contact, oversight of Afghan troops and the gear they’ve been given
The Government Accountability Office has found that U.S. advisers almost never interact at the tactical level with conventional Afghan troops.
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Belgian air force mechanic opens fire by mistake, blows up another F-16
A mechanic with the Belgian air force was servicing an aircraft when he accidentally opened fire on another F-16 jet fighter sitting on the tarmac, destroying it.
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US advisers begin partnership with Paraguayan air force
The 571st Mobility Support Advisory Squadron conducted a mobile training team mission with the Paraguayan air force, or FAP, in Asuncion, Paraguay from Sept. 17 to 28.
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Air Force eyes major changes to fix ‘dysfunctional’ battlefield airman structure
The Air Force is considering major changes to how it organizes, trains and sustains its elite battlefield airmen by 2030, according to a memo obtained by Air Force Times.
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Hurricane Hunters were in the eye when Michael roared ashore
As Hurricane Michael blasted into the Florida Panhandle at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, packing 153 mile-an-hour winds, airmen with the 53rd Weather Reconnaissance Squadron, were inside the belly of the beast.
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Man-portable, multi-tool drones coming to ground troops near you
The potential of man-portable drones for ground troops is enormous.
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Service member killed in suspected insider attack in Afghanistan
A service member with the NATO mission to Afghanistan was killed in Herat province Monday.
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Top US commander in Afghanistan unharmed after attack leaves key Afghan general dead, 2 Americans wounded
The top U.S. general in Afghanistan was present during an attack Thursday that wounded two U.S. troops and killed an Afghan general who was key to holding together the many disparate political groups and security forces in southern Afghanistan.
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As Tyndall begins recovery, a hard road — and hard questions — lie ahead
As Tyndall Air Force Base begins recovering from the devastation of Hurricane Michael, it faces some hard questions about what the future will hold for the airmen, civilians and their families who were forced to evacuate.
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SOCOM solicitation for ‘reverse engineered’ foreign weapons sparks Russian anger, warnings
Russian leaders warn U.S. military not to copy Russia’s weapons designs.
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US has limited contact, oversight of Afghan troops and the gear they’ve been given
The Government Accountability Office has found that U.S. advisers almost never interact at the tactical level with conventional Afghan troops.
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Belgian air force mechanic opens fire by mistake, blows up another F-16
A mechanic with the Belgian air force was servicing an aircraft when he accidentally opened fire on another F-16 jet fighter sitting on the tarmac, destroying it.
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US advisers begin partnership with Paraguayan air force
The 571st Mobility Support Advisory Squadron conducted a mobile training team mission with the Paraguayan air force, or FAP, in Asuncion, Paraguay from Sept. 17 to 28.
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Air Force eyes major changes to fix ‘dysfunctional’ battlefield airman structure
The Air Force is considering major changes to how it organizes, trains and sustains its elite battlefield airmen by 2030, according to a memo obtained by Air Force Times.
-
Hurricane Hunters were in the eye when Michael roared ashore
As Hurricane Michael blasted into the Florida Panhandle at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, packing 153 mile-an-hour winds, airmen with the 53rd Weather Reconnaissance Squadron, were inside the belly of the beast.
-
Man-portable, multi-tool drones coming to ground troops near you
The potential of man-portable drones for ground troops is enormous.
-
Service member killed in suspected insider attack in Afghanistan
A service member with the NATO mission to Afghanistan was killed in Herat province Monday.
-
Top US commander in Afghanistan unharmed after attack leaves key Afghan general dead, 2 Americans wounded
The top U.S. general in Afghanistan was present during an attack Thursday that wounded two U.S. troops and killed an Afghan general who was key to holding together the many disparate political groups and security forces in southern Afghanistan.
-
As Tyndall begins recovery, a hard road — and hard questions — lie ahead
As Tyndall Air Force Base begins recovering from the devastation of Hurricane Michael, it faces some hard questions about what the future will hold for the airmen, civilians and their families who were forced to evacuate.
-
SOCOM solicitation for ‘reverse engineered’ foreign weapons sparks Russian anger, warnings
Russian leaders warn U.S. military not to copy Russia’s weapons designs.
-
US has limited contact, oversight of Afghan troops and the gear they’ve been given
The Government Accountability Office has found that U.S. advisers almost never interact at the tactical level with conventional Afghan troops.
-
Belgian air force mechanic opens fire by mistake, blows up another F-16
A mechanic with the Belgian air force was servicing an aircraft when he accidentally opened fire on another F-16 jet fighter sitting on the tarmac, destroying it.
-
US advisers begin partnership with Paraguayan air force
The 571st Mobility Support Advisory Squadron conducted a mobile training team mission with the Paraguayan air force, or FAP, in Asuncion, Paraguay from Sept. 17 to 28.
-
Air Force eyes major changes to fix ‘dysfunctional’ battlefield airman structure
The Air Force is considering major changes to how it organizes, trains and sustains its elite battlefield airmen by 2030, according to a memo obtained by Air Force Times.
-
Hurricane Hunters were in the eye when Michael roared ashore
As Hurricane Michael blasted into the Florida Panhandle at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, packing 153 mile-an-hour winds, airmen with the 53rd Weather Reconnaissance Squadron, were inside the belly of the beast.
-
Man-portable, multi-tool drones coming to ground troops near you
The potential of man-portable drones for ground troops is enormous.
