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Could the Air Force disable a North Korean missile before launch?
Some officials think the Air Force’s CHAMP system could be outfitted to a missile and used to disable a North Korean ICBM on the launchpad or in-flight, but there are significant problems with that approach.
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Army-Navy week: 3 sisters, 3 academies, and 4 generations of service
Meet the Easter sisters. The two youngest will be on opposite sides of Saturday’s Army-Navy clash.
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Defense contractor sentenced to five years for defrauding more than $15 million
A North Carolina-based defense contractor was sentenced to five years in prison on Friday for defrauding the government of more than $15 million through two separate conspiracies.
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Air Force identifies airman killed in crash near RAF Lakenheath
Airman 1st Class Hayley Reynolds has been identified as the person killed in a single-car crash between Elveden and Brandon, England, last week.
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Air Force tells pilots to clean windows to avoid collisions with British aircraft
The U.S. Air Force has urged its pilots to keep their cockpit windows clean after a series of near misses with British civilian and Royal Air Force aircraft.
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Air Force: Mechanical failure caused Predator crash
A mechanical failure caused an MQ-1B Predator to crash Nov. 8, 2015, in U.S. Central Command’s area of operations, according to Air Combat Command.
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Missing Holloman AFB airman found, hospitalized
DeAnna May Gordon, an airman stationed at Holloman Air Force Base who had been missing Nov. 3, has been found safe.
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US Air Force, Navy join search for lost Argentine submarine
Two C-17 Globemaster IIIs and a C-5M Super Galaxy were dispatched to Argentina on Saturday, bringing with them two underwater rescue systems to aid in the search for an Argentine navy submarine missing since Nov. 15.
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DoD IG: US troops were told to ignore child sex abuse by Afghan forces
American troops were told to ignore the rape and abuse of children by Afghan security forces they were partnered with, according to a report released Thursday by the Pentagon’s inspector general.
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New HBO documentary highlights the sacrifices of special operators’ canines
“War Dog: A Soldier’s Best Friend” commemorates the multi-purpose canines fighting alongside U.S. Special Operations forces downrange.
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Could the Air Force disable a North Korean missile before launch?
Some officials think the Air Force’s CHAMP system could be outfitted to a missile and used to disable a North Korean ICBM on the launchpad or in-flight, but there are significant problems with that approach.
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Army-Navy week: 3 sisters, 3 academies, and 4 generations of service
Meet the Easter sisters. The two youngest will be on opposite sides of Saturday’s Army-Navy clash.
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Defense contractor sentenced to five years for defrauding more than $15 million
A North Carolina-based defense contractor was sentenced to five years in prison on Friday for defrauding the government of more than $15 million through two separate conspiracies.
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Air Force identifies airman killed in crash near RAF Lakenheath
Airman 1st Class Hayley Reynolds has been identified as the person killed in a single-car crash between Elveden and Brandon, England, last week.
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Air Force tells pilots to clean windows to avoid collisions with British aircraft
The U.S. Air Force has urged its pilots to keep their cockpit windows clean after a series of near misses with British civilian and Royal Air Force aircraft.
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Air Force: Mechanical failure caused Predator crash
A mechanical failure caused an MQ-1B Predator to crash Nov. 8, 2015, in U.S. Central Command’s area of operations, according to Air Combat Command.
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Missing Holloman AFB airman found, hospitalized
DeAnna May Gordon, an airman stationed at Holloman Air Force Base who had been missing Nov. 3, has been found safe.
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US Air Force, Navy join search for lost Argentine submarine
Two C-17 Globemaster IIIs and a C-5M Super Galaxy were dispatched to Argentina on Saturday, bringing with them two underwater rescue systems to aid in the search for an Argentine navy submarine missing since Nov. 15.
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DoD IG: US troops were told to ignore child sex abuse by Afghan forces
American troops were told to ignore the rape and abuse of children by Afghan security forces they were partnered with, according to a report released Thursday by the Pentagon’s inspector general.
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New HBO documentary highlights the sacrifices of special operators’ canines
“War Dog: A Soldier’s Best Friend” commemorates the multi-purpose canines fighting alongside U.S. Special Operations forces downrange.
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Could the Air Force disable a North Korean missile before launch?
Some officials think the Air Force’s CHAMP system could be outfitted to a missile and used to disable a North Korean ICBM on the launchpad or in-flight, but there are significant problems with that approach.
-
Army-Navy week: 3 sisters, 3 academies, and 4 generations of service
Meet the Easter sisters. The two youngest will be on opposite sides of Saturday’s Army-Navy clash.
-
Defense contractor sentenced to five years for defrauding more than $15 million
A North Carolina-based defense contractor was sentenced to five years in prison on Friday for defrauding the government of more than $15 million through two separate conspiracies.
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Air Force identifies airman killed in crash near RAF Lakenheath
Airman 1st Class Hayley Reynolds has been identified as the person killed in a single-car crash between Elveden and Brandon, England, last week.
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Air Force tells pilots to clean windows to avoid collisions with British aircraft
The U.S. Air Force has urged its pilots to keep their cockpit windows clean after a series of near misses with British civilian and Royal Air Force aircraft.
-
Air Force: Mechanical failure caused Predator crash
A mechanical failure caused an MQ-1B Predator to crash Nov. 8, 2015, in U.S. Central Command’s area of operations, according to Air Combat Command.
-
Missing Holloman AFB airman found, hospitalized
DeAnna May Gordon, an airman stationed at Holloman Air Force Base who had been missing Nov. 3, has been found safe.
-
US Air Force, Navy join search for lost Argentine submarine
Two C-17 Globemaster IIIs and a C-5M Super Galaxy were dispatched to Argentina on Saturday, bringing with them two underwater rescue systems to aid in the search for an Argentine navy submarine missing since Nov. 15.
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DoD IG: US troops were told to ignore child sex abuse by Afghan forces
American troops were told to ignore the rape and abuse of children by Afghan security forces they were partnered with, according to a report released Thursday by the Pentagon’s inspector general.
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New HBO documentary highlights the sacrifices of special operators’ canines
“War Dog: A Soldier’s Best Friend” commemorates the multi-purpose canines fighting alongside U.S. Special Operations forces downrange.
