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Here’s what the Guard, Air Guard and Air Reserve are doing to fight California’s largest wildfire ever
Wildfires have been raging across the western United States this summer, and as in many natural disasters, elements of the Army and Air National Guard and Air Force Reserve have been mobilized to assist local communities.
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Could the Air Force bomb wildfires into submission?
Rather than fighting wildfires in the traditional way — using aircraft to drop chemical retardants on the blaze while ground crews clear brush that could be potential fuel — the Air Force should try to bomb it.
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Turkish lawyers want to raid İncirlik Air Base and arrest US Air Force officers
A group of pro-government Turkish lawyers have filed charges against U.S. military officers associated with İncirlik Air Base based on allegations that they are connected to a movement that attempted a coup d’état against Turkey’s government in July 2016.
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Officials deny that a US airstrike killed Afghan police officers
U.S. officials denied reports that an American airstrike killed roughly a dozen Afghan police officers Monday.
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AC-130 gunships are using this rifle sight to ‘zero-in’ on bad guys
Sometimes holographic rifle sights can help bring the thunder from above.
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As the Afghan air force’s strike assets grow, so too do civilian casualties
The Afghan air force has made significant technological strides in the three years since it received strike aircraft, but still garners headlines that showcase possible negligence on the part of Afghan pilots.
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Report: AFRICOM looks to cut special ops missions, pull out hundreds of troops from Africa
The plans, submitted by a top U.S. military commander, align with the Trump administration’s strategy to focus on near-peer threats from countries like China and Russia.
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Active shooter incident at Wright-Patterson was false alarm
Wright Patterson Air Force Base is reportedly dealing with an active shooter situation, according to locals and statements released by base public affairs officials.
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Airman found dead on German highway identified
An airman found unresponsive near a German highway and declared dead Tuesday afternoon was identified as Staff Sgt. Justin Vandervort, base officials announced Thursday.
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Air Force begins in-house JSTARS maintenance amid Northrop Grumman’s shortfalls
The Air Force began conducting its own depot maintenance for JSTARS July 17 at Robins Air Force Base, Georgia, in an effort to field the Air Force’s premier ground surveillance and battle management aircraft quicker amid contractor shortfalls.
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Here’s what the Guard, Air Guard and Air Reserve are doing to fight California’s largest wildfire ever
Wildfires have been raging across the western United States this summer, and as in many natural disasters, elements of the Army and Air National Guard and Air Force Reserve have been mobilized to assist local communities.
-
Could the Air Force bomb wildfires into submission?
Rather than fighting wildfires in the traditional way — using aircraft to drop chemical retardants on the blaze while ground crews clear brush that could be potential fuel — the Air Force should try to bomb it.
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Turkish lawyers want to raid İncirlik Air Base and arrest US Air Force officers
A group of pro-government Turkish lawyers have filed charges against U.S. military officers associated with İncirlik Air Base based on allegations that they are connected to a movement that attempted a coup d’état against Turkey’s government in July 2016.
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Officials deny that a US airstrike killed Afghan police officers
U.S. officials denied reports that an American airstrike killed roughly a dozen Afghan police officers Monday.
-
AC-130 gunships are using this rifle sight to ‘zero-in’ on bad guys
Sometimes holographic rifle sights can help bring the thunder from above.
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As the Afghan air force’s strike assets grow, so too do civilian casualties
The Afghan air force has made significant technological strides in the three years since it received strike aircraft, but still garners headlines that showcase possible negligence on the part of Afghan pilots.
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Report: AFRICOM looks to cut special ops missions, pull out hundreds of troops from Africa
The plans, submitted by a top U.S. military commander, align with the Trump administration’s strategy to focus on near-peer threats from countries like China and Russia.
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Active shooter incident at Wright-Patterson was false alarm
Wright Patterson Air Force Base is reportedly dealing with an active shooter situation, according to locals and statements released by base public affairs officials.
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Airman found dead on German highway identified
An airman found unresponsive near a German highway and declared dead Tuesday afternoon was identified as Staff Sgt. Justin Vandervort, base officials announced Thursday.
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Air Force begins in-house JSTARS maintenance amid Northrop Grumman’s shortfalls
The Air Force began conducting its own depot maintenance for JSTARS July 17 at Robins Air Force Base, Georgia, in an effort to field the Air Force’s premier ground surveillance and battle management aircraft quicker amid contractor shortfalls.
-
Here’s what the Guard, Air Guard and Air Reserve are doing to fight California’s largest wildfire ever
Wildfires have been raging across the western United States this summer, and as in many natural disasters, elements of the Army and Air National Guard and Air Force Reserve have been mobilized to assist local communities.
-
Could the Air Force bomb wildfires into submission?
Rather than fighting wildfires in the traditional way — using aircraft to drop chemical retardants on the blaze while ground crews clear brush that could be potential fuel — the Air Force should try to bomb it.
-
Turkish lawyers want to raid İncirlik Air Base and arrest US Air Force officers
A group of pro-government Turkish lawyers have filed charges against U.S. military officers associated with İncirlik Air Base based on allegations that they are connected to a movement that attempted a coup d’état against Turkey’s government in July 2016.
-
Officials deny that a US airstrike killed Afghan police officers
U.S. officials denied reports that an American airstrike killed roughly a dozen Afghan police officers Monday.
-
AC-130 gunships are using this rifle sight to ‘zero-in’ on bad guys
Sometimes holographic rifle sights can help bring the thunder from above.
-
As the Afghan air force’s strike assets grow, so too do civilian casualties
The Afghan air force has made significant technological strides in the three years since it received strike aircraft, but still garners headlines that showcase possible negligence on the part of Afghan pilots.
-
Report: AFRICOM looks to cut special ops missions, pull out hundreds of troops from Africa
The plans, submitted by a top U.S. military commander, align with the Trump administration’s strategy to focus on near-peer threats from countries like China and Russia.
-
Active shooter incident at Wright-Patterson was false alarm
Wright Patterson Air Force Base is reportedly dealing with an active shooter situation, according to locals and statements released by base public affairs officials.
-
Airman found dead on German highway identified
An airman found unresponsive near a German highway and declared dead Tuesday afternoon was identified as Staff Sgt. Justin Vandervort, base officials announced Thursday.
-
Air Force begins in-house JSTARS maintenance amid Northrop Grumman’s shortfalls
The Air Force began conducting its own depot maintenance for JSTARS July 17 at Robins Air Force Base, Georgia, in an effort to field the Air Force’s premier ground surveillance and battle management aircraft quicker amid contractor shortfalls.
