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Air Force takes more steps to streamline deployment processes, eliminate paperwork
Pre-deployment requirements for airmen entering U.S. Air Forces Central Command’s area of responsibility were further slashed last month.
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Pentagon reportedly assessing cost of withdrawing troops from Germany
The Pentagon is reportedly analyzing the costs and repercussions associated with a large-scale withdrawal or transfer of American troops stationed in Germany.
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The Air Force is arming pilots with this longer-range, stand-off rifle to use if they’re ever shot down
The self-defense weapon is a variant of the M4.
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The Air Force has decided not to charge a colonel accused of sexually abusing two boys
Despite pleas from Air Force lawyers, the service is declining to charge a military doctor after he was accused of sexually and physically abusing two elementary-school-aged boys.
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Why the US military won’t stop Russian and Syrian forces from violating a cease-fire
Syrian regime forces have pushed into rebel territory, violating the de-escalation zone agreement negotiated between the U.S., Russia and Jordan last summer. But the U.S. military will not be stepping in to enforce the failing cease-fire.
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Air Force Times’ 2018 Airman of the Year takes community volunteering global
Serving in a war can be a time consuming experience, flying a B-52 Stratofortress bomber in support of two different combat zones even more so.
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Migrants ‘lucky we aren’t executing them,’ National Guardsman writes on social media
An Oregon Army National Guard soldier will be disciplined after a comment he wrote on a Facebook fundraiser for immigrant families separated at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Russia warns of a ‘tough response’ to creation of US space force
Russian diplomats and politicians are promising repercussions if President Donald Trump’s order to build a U.S. space force is met, citing a treaty banning nuclear weapons in the cosmos.
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Air Force B-1B bombers to resume flights following ejection seat complaint
Air Force Global Strike Command will resume B-1B Lancer flights this week, following a safety stand-down that began June 7.
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Quieter military drones that fly farther? The Pentagon thinks this engine could be the answer
Most people haven’t heard of the engine created by Felix Wankel in 1960, but its derivatives may end up powering the military’s future unmanned aerial vehicles, or UAVs.
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Air Force takes more steps to streamline deployment processes, eliminate paperwork
Pre-deployment requirements for airmen entering U.S. Air Forces Central Command’s area of responsibility were further slashed last month.
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Pentagon reportedly assessing cost of withdrawing troops from Germany
The Pentagon is reportedly analyzing the costs and repercussions associated with a large-scale withdrawal or transfer of American troops stationed in Germany.
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The Air Force is arming pilots with this longer-range, stand-off rifle to use if they’re ever shot down
The self-defense weapon is a variant of the M4.
-
The Air Force has decided not to charge a colonel accused of sexually abusing two boys
Despite pleas from Air Force lawyers, the service is declining to charge a military doctor after he was accused of sexually and physically abusing two elementary-school-aged boys.
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Why the US military won’t stop Russian and Syrian forces from violating a cease-fire
Syrian regime forces have pushed into rebel territory, violating the de-escalation zone agreement negotiated between the U.S., Russia and Jordan last summer. But the U.S. military will not be stepping in to enforce the failing cease-fire.
-
Air Force Times’ 2018 Airman of the Year takes community volunteering global
Serving in a war can be a time consuming experience, flying a B-52 Stratofortress bomber in support of two different combat zones even more so.
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Migrants ‘lucky we aren’t executing them,’ National Guardsman writes on social media
An Oregon Army National Guard soldier will be disciplined after a comment he wrote on a Facebook fundraiser for immigrant families separated at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Russia warns of a ‘tough response’ to creation of US space force
Russian diplomats and politicians are promising repercussions if President Donald Trump’s order to build a U.S. space force is met, citing a treaty banning nuclear weapons in the cosmos.
-
Air Force B-1B bombers to resume flights following ejection seat complaint
Air Force Global Strike Command will resume B-1B Lancer flights this week, following a safety stand-down that began June 7.
-
Quieter military drones that fly farther? The Pentagon thinks this engine could be the answer
Most people haven’t heard of the engine created by Felix Wankel in 1960, but its derivatives may end up powering the military’s future unmanned aerial vehicles, or UAVs.
-
Air Force takes more steps to streamline deployment processes, eliminate paperwork
Pre-deployment requirements for airmen entering U.S. Air Forces Central Command’s area of responsibility were further slashed last month.
-
Pentagon reportedly assessing cost of withdrawing troops from Germany
The Pentagon is reportedly analyzing the costs and repercussions associated with a large-scale withdrawal or transfer of American troops stationed in Germany.
-
The Air Force is arming pilots with this longer-range, stand-off rifle to use if they’re ever shot down
The self-defense weapon is a variant of the M4.
-
The Air Force has decided not to charge a colonel accused of sexually abusing two boys
Despite pleas from Air Force lawyers, the service is declining to charge a military doctor after he was accused of sexually and physically abusing two elementary-school-aged boys.
-
Why the US military won’t stop Russian and Syrian forces from violating a cease-fire
Syrian regime forces have pushed into rebel territory, violating the de-escalation zone agreement negotiated between the U.S., Russia and Jordan last summer. But the U.S. military will not be stepping in to enforce the failing cease-fire.
-
Air Force Times’ 2018 Airman of the Year takes community volunteering global
Serving in a war can be a time consuming experience, flying a B-52 Stratofortress bomber in support of two different combat zones even more so.
-
Migrants ‘lucky we aren’t executing them,’ National Guardsman writes on social media
An Oregon Army National Guard soldier will be disciplined after a comment he wrote on a Facebook fundraiser for immigrant families separated at the U.S.-Mexico border.
-
Russia warns of a ‘tough response’ to creation of US space force
Russian diplomats and politicians are promising repercussions if President Donald Trump’s order to build a U.S. space force is met, citing a treaty banning nuclear weapons in the cosmos.
-
Air Force B-1B bombers to resume flights following ejection seat complaint
Air Force Global Strike Command will resume B-1B Lancer flights this week, following a safety stand-down that began June 7.
-
Quieter military drones that fly farther? The Pentagon thinks this engine could be the answer
Most people haven’t heard of the engine created by Felix Wankel in 1960, but its derivatives may end up powering the military’s future unmanned aerial vehicles, or UAVs.
