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Academy cadet faces hearing on rape charge
The Article 32 hearing is held to review evidence and decide if probable cause exists to support the charge, and whether the case should continue.
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Air Force selects 47 enlisted airmen for supplemental promotion
Airmen selected for supplemental promotion typically test outside of their required cycle due to an extended temporary duty assignment or deployment.
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Help wanted: Air Force to nominate officers for recruiting, instructor jobs
The service will also cut the number of lines that raters fill out on an officer’s promotion recommendation form and split the Line of the Air Force category into more competitive categories
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MMA league partners with Air Force Reserve
The Air Force Reserve’s logo will be placed in and around the cage during MMA events, as well as in commercials at the venues.
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A legend passes: Dick Cole, last of the Doolittle Raiders, dies at 103
“Everyone wanted to go on that mission,” Cole once said of the daring raid on Tokyo, which rallied America’s spirit during the darkest days of World War II.
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Air Force Academy cadet convicted of cocaine use, acquitted on pot charge
It has not yet been decided whether Horne will be disenrolled from the academy and will have to reimburse the military for the cost of his education.
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Andersen AFB used pesticidal pool chlorinator in drinking water, Guam EPA found
Andersen said that while the chlorination tab was improperly used as a sanitizer, the water was safe to drink at all times.
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Airstrikes against ISIS dwindle as caliphate crumbles
U.S.-backed forces rooted out ISIS forces from their last piece of territory, and on March 23 declared they had defeated the militant group after a devastating, nearly five-year war.
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To grow new, diverse generation of pilots, Air Force, lawmakers eye flight training for JROTC
About 6 percent of the population of pilots in the aviation industry are women, according to the Air Force, and about 10 percent are minorities.
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Ill-fitting gear could put female pilots’ lives at risk — but a redesign is on the way
Forcing women to wear poorly fitting flight equipment designed for men not only produces discomfort, it could even lead to hypoxia and unconsciousness, or serious injuries while ejecting.
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Academy cadet faces hearing on rape charge
The Article 32 hearing is held to review evidence and decide if probable cause exists to support the charge, and whether the case should continue.
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Air Force selects 47 enlisted airmen for supplemental promotion
Airmen selected for supplemental promotion typically test outside of their required cycle due to an extended temporary duty assignment or deployment.
-
Help wanted: Air Force to nominate officers for recruiting, instructor jobs
The service will also cut the number of lines that raters fill out on an officer’s promotion recommendation form and split the Line of the Air Force category into more competitive categories
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MMA league partners with Air Force Reserve
The Air Force Reserve’s logo will be placed in and around the cage during MMA events, as well as in commercials at the venues.
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A legend passes: Dick Cole, last of the Doolittle Raiders, dies at 103
“Everyone wanted to go on that mission,” Cole once said of the daring raid on Tokyo, which rallied America’s spirit during the darkest days of World War II.
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Air Force Academy cadet convicted of cocaine use, acquitted on pot charge
It has not yet been decided whether Horne will be disenrolled from the academy and will have to reimburse the military for the cost of his education.
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Andersen AFB used pesticidal pool chlorinator in drinking water, Guam EPA found
Andersen said that while the chlorination tab was improperly used as a sanitizer, the water was safe to drink at all times.
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Airstrikes against ISIS dwindle as caliphate crumbles
U.S.-backed forces rooted out ISIS forces from their last piece of territory, and on March 23 declared they had defeated the militant group after a devastating, nearly five-year war.
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To grow new, diverse generation of pilots, Air Force, lawmakers eye flight training for JROTC
About 6 percent of the population of pilots in the aviation industry are women, according to the Air Force, and about 10 percent are minorities.
-
Ill-fitting gear could put female pilots’ lives at risk — but a redesign is on the way
Forcing women to wear poorly fitting flight equipment designed for men not only produces discomfort, it could even lead to hypoxia and unconsciousness, or serious injuries while ejecting.
-
Academy cadet faces hearing on rape charge
The Article 32 hearing is held to review evidence and decide if probable cause exists to support the charge, and whether the case should continue.
-
Air Force selects 47 enlisted airmen for supplemental promotion
Airmen selected for supplemental promotion typically test outside of their required cycle due to an extended temporary duty assignment or deployment.
-
Help wanted: Air Force to nominate officers for recruiting, instructor jobs
The service will also cut the number of lines that raters fill out on an officer’s promotion recommendation form and split the Line of the Air Force category into more competitive categories
-
MMA league partners with Air Force Reserve
The Air Force Reserve’s logo will be placed in and around the cage during MMA events, as well as in commercials at the venues.
-
A legend passes: Dick Cole, last of the Doolittle Raiders, dies at 103
“Everyone wanted to go on that mission,” Cole once said of the daring raid on Tokyo, which rallied America’s spirit during the darkest days of World War II.
-
Air Force Academy cadet convicted of cocaine use, acquitted on pot charge
It has not yet been decided whether Horne will be disenrolled from the academy and will have to reimburse the military for the cost of his education.
-
Andersen AFB used pesticidal pool chlorinator in drinking water, Guam EPA found
Andersen said that while the chlorination tab was improperly used as a sanitizer, the water was safe to drink at all times.
-
Airstrikes against ISIS dwindle as caliphate crumbles
U.S.-backed forces rooted out ISIS forces from their last piece of territory, and on March 23 declared they had defeated the militant group after a devastating, nearly five-year war.
-
To grow new, diverse generation of pilots, Air Force, lawmakers eye flight training for JROTC
About 6 percent of the population of pilots in the aviation industry are women, according to the Air Force, and about 10 percent are minorities.
-
Ill-fitting gear could put female pilots’ lives at risk — but a redesign is on the way
Forcing women to wear poorly fitting flight equipment designed for men not only produces discomfort, it could even lead to hypoxia and unconsciousness, or serious injuries while ejecting.
