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Through injuries, blasts and gunshots, 2019 Airman of the Year kept fighting
Air Force Times’ choice for 2019 Airman of the Year is a combat controller whose bravery during hours upon hours of fierce battle in Afghanistan may result in him receiving the Silver Star.
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You can call 2007 nuke mishandling an embarrassment, but don’t call it the ‘Minot incident’
Don’t refer to the “Minot incident,” this Airman Leadership School class was told.
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Former SECAF Deborah Lee James hit by car, recovering from broken vertebrae
James said a driver turned right on red while she was out for her morning walk and hit her while she was crossing the street.
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‘Start finding me, boys’ — inside the rescue of Lt. Col. Dave Goldfein
“This is real,” combat controller Andy Kubik thought after his Pave Hawk dodged its first missiles. “This is definitely real. We’re going into a fight.”
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Shaw resumes PT tests as investigation into two deaths continues
During the two-week halt in PT testing, Shaw leaders reviewed their PT test processes to make sure they were being handled correctly.
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Compressor stall led to fatal T-38 crash
A pilot first thought the T-38 had blown a tire during a practice touch-and-go landing at night.
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Venezuela relief on the agenda as Goldfein meets with Latin American air forces
Humanitarian assistance and disaster relief will be a central topic at the conference, attended by representatives from 21 Western Hemisphere nations.
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19th Air Force, key training unit, gets new commander
Wills now oversees the 19 training locations of the 19th Air Force, including key pilot training units.
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Seriously, you have to watch this security forces hip hop video
The video includes a cameo of a K-9 dog, doing what K-9s do best. You know you wanna see it.
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KC-46 refueling system flaws will take years to fix and cost hundreds of millions, GAO says
New designs will be required to fix some of the issues with the refueling boom and the remote vision system on the Air Force’s new KC-46 Pegasus tanker.
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Through injuries, blasts and gunshots, 2019 Airman of the Year kept fighting
Air Force Times’ choice for 2019 Airman of the Year is a combat controller whose bravery during hours upon hours of fierce battle in Afghanistan may result in him receiving the Silver Star.
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You can call 2007 nuke mishandling an embarrassment, but don’t call it the ‘Minot incident’
Don’t refer to the “Minot incident,” this Airman Leadership School class was told.
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Former SECAF Deborah Lee James hit by car, recovering from broken vertebrae
James said a driver turned right on red while she was out for her morning walk and hit her while she was crossing the street.
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‘Start finding me, boys’ — inside the rescue of Lt. Col. Dave Goldfein
“This is real,” combat controller Andy Kubik thought after his Pave Hawk dodged its first missiles. “This is definitely real. We’re going into a fight.”
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Shaw resumes PT tests as investigation into two deaths continues
During the two-week halt in PT testing, Shaw leaders reviewed their PT test processes to make sure they were being handled correctly.
-
Compressor stall led to fatal T-38 crash
A pilot first thought the T-38 had blown a tire during a practice touch-and-go landing at night.
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Venezuela relief on the agenda as Goldfein meets with Latin American air forces
Humanitarian assistance and disaster relief will be a central topic at the conference, attended by representatives from 21 Western Hemisphere nations.
-
19th Air Force, key training unit, gets new commander
Wills now oversees the 19 training locations of the 19th Air Force, including key pilot training units.
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Seriously, you have to watch this security forces hip hop video
The video includes a cameo of a K-9 dog, doing what K-9s do best. You know you wanna see it.
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KC-46 refueling system flaws will take years to fix and cost hundreds of millions, GAO says
New designs will be required to fix some of the issues with the refueling boom and the remote vision system on the Air Force’s new KC-46 Pegasus tanker.
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Through injuries, blasts and gunshots, 2019 Airman of the Year kept fighting
Air Force Times’ choice for 2019 Airman of the Year is a combat controller whose bravery during hours upon hours of fierce battle in Afghanistan may result in him receiving the Silver Star.
-
You can call 2007 nuke mishandling an embarrassment, but don’t call it the ‘Minot incident’
Don’t refer to the “Minot incident,” this Airman Leadership School class was told.
-
Former SECAF Deborah Lee James hit by car, recovering from broken vertebrae
James said a driver turned right on red while she was out for her morning walk and hit her while she was crossing the street.
-
‘Start finding me, boys’ — inside the rescue of Lt. Col. Dave Goldfein
“This is real,” combat controller Andy Kubik thought after his Pave Hawk dodged its first missiles. “This is definitely real. We’re going into a fight.”
-
Shaw resumes PT tests as investigation into two deaths continues
During the two-week halt in PT testing, Shaw leaders reviewed their PT test processes to make sure they were being handled correctly.
-
Compressor stall led to fatal T-38 crash
A pilot first thought the T-38 had blown a tire during a practice touch-and-go landing at night.
-
Venezuela relief on the agenda as Goldfein meets with Latin American air forces
Humanitarian assistance and disaster relief will be a central topic at the conference, attended by representatives from 21 Western Hemisphere nations.
-
19th Air Force, key training unit, gets new commander
Wills now oversees the 19 training locations of the 19th Air Force, including key pilot training units.
-
Seriously, you have to watch this security forces hip hop video
The video includes a cameo of a K-9 dog, doing what K-9s do best. You know you wanna see it.
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KC-46 refueling system flaws will take years to fix and cost hundreds of millions, GAO says
New designs will be required to fix some of the issues with the refueling boom and the remote vision system on the Air Force’s new KC-46 Pegasus tanker.
