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Academy superintendent drops hammer on racists, tells them to ‘get out’ of his service
In a forceful speech to the entire Air Force Academy Thursday, Superintendent Lt. Gen. Jay Silveria said there would be zero tolerance for the display of racist attitudes, and urged anyone who disagreed to “get out.”
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For the first time, a civilian drone has crashed into a military aircraft
There was a crew of four soldiers from the 82nd Airborne Division aboard the Black Hawk. No one was injured.
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Invictus Games kick off: Here’s what you need to know about Team USA
Ninety athletes will represent Team USA in the Invictus Games, the largest wounded warrior competition of the year, beginning Saturday in Toronto.
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Combat controller to receive Air Force Cross for actions during fierce Afghan battle
Staff Sgt. Richard Hunter will be the 11th Air Force Special Operations Command recipient of the Air Force Cross since the start of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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New weather sensors could save lives downrange
The device is already being used by select units in the U.S. Africa Command area of operations and could soon be purchased by the wider Defense Department.
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The Air Force faces a new era of intelligence gathering
The Air Force must rapidly adapt its fleet of information gathering aircraft, or risk being outpaced by its adversaries, officials said.
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New tech for battlefield airmen
Several exhibitors at the Air Force Association’s annual conference brought their latest tech and gadgets for battlefield airmen.
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Harvard rescinds invitation to Chelsea Manning following criticism
Dean cancels invitation for Manning to serve as visiting fellow after widespread objections.
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Thousands of US troops continue to support Hurricane Irma rescue and recovery operations
Troops from all the services continue to deliver supplies, rescue stranded residents and help with the clean up in the aftermath of Hurricane Irma.
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Academy superintendent drops hammer on racists, tells them to ‘get out’ of his service
In a forceful speech to the entire Air Force Academy Thursday, Superintendent Lt. Gen. Jay Silveria said there would be zero tolerance for the display of racist attitudes, and urged anyone who disagreed to “get out.”
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For the first time, a civilian drone has crashed into a military aircraft
There was a crew of four soldiers from the 82nd Airborne Division aboard the Black Hawk. No one was injured.
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Invictus Games kick off: Here’s what you need to know about Team USA
Ninety athletes will represent Team USA in the Invictus Games, the largest wounded warrior competition of the year, beginning Saturday in Toronto.
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Combat controller to receive Air Force Cross for actions during fierce Afghan battle
Staff Sgt. Richard Hunter will be the 11th Air Force Special Operations Command recipient of the Air Force Cross since the start of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
-
New weather sensors could save lives downrange
The device is already being used by select units in the U.S. Africa Command area of operations and could soon be purchased by the wider Defense Department.
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The Air Force faces a new era of intelligence gathering
The Air Force must rapidly adapt its fleet of information gathering aircraft, or risk being outpaced by its adversaries, officials said.
-
New tech for battlefield airmen
Several exhibitors at the Air Force Association’s annual conference brought their latest tech and gadgets for battlefield airmen.
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Harvard rescinds invitation to Chelsea Manning following criticism
Dean cancels invitation for Manning to serve as visiting fellow after widespread objections.
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Thousands of US troops continue to support Hurricane Irma rescue and recovery operations
Troops from all the services continue to deliver supplies, rescue stranded residents and help with the clean up in the aftermath of Hurricane Irma.
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Academy superintendent drops hammer on racists, tells them to ‘get out’ of his service
In a forceful speech to the entire Air Force Academy Thursday, Superintendent Lt. Gen. Jay Silveria said there would be zero tolerance for the display of racist attitudes, and urged anyone who disagreed to “get out.”
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For the first time, a civilian drone has crashed into a military aircraft
There was a crew of four soldiers from the 82nd Airborne Division aboard the Black Hawk. No one was injured.
-
Invictus Games kick off: Here’s what you need to know about Team USA
Ninety athletes will represent Team USA in the Invictus Games, the largest wounded warrior competition of the year, beginning Saturday in Toronto.
-
Combat controller to receive Air Force Cross for actions during fierce Afghan battle
Staff Sgt. Richard Hunter will be the 11th Air Force Special Operations Command recipient of the Air Force Cross since the start of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
-
New weather sensors could save lives downrange
The device is already being used by select units in the U.S. Africa Command area of operations and could soon be purchased by the wider Defense Department.
-
The Air Force faces a new era of intelligence gathering
The Air Force must rapidly adapt its fleet of information gathering aircraft, or risk being outpaced by its adversaries, officials said.
-
New tech for battlefield airmen
Several exhibitors at the Air Force Association’s annual conference brought their latest tech and gadgets for battlefield airmen.
-
Harvard rescinds invitation to Chelsea Manning following criticism
Dean cancels invitation for Manning to serve as visiting fellow after widespread objections.
-
Thousands of US troops continue to support Hurricane Irma rescue and recovery operations
Troops from all the services continue to deliver supplies, rescue stranded residents and help with the clean up in the aftermath of Hurricane Irma.
