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Navy A-29 pilot in Air Force’s light-attack experiment died attempting sharp, low-speed turn
Navy Lt. Christopher Short tried to turn his A-29 Super Tucano 180 degrees to the right, but ended up rapidly rolling in that direction, and then entered into an uncontrolled spiral dive that killed him.
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OSI investigating alleged misconduct of fired wing commander
The colonel was recently fired for “alleged conduct unbecoming an officer.”
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As criticism of shoddy housing mounts, Air Force pledges fixes
Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson and Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein on Tuesday ordered all base commanders around the world to conduct a complete review of all 74,500 family housing units by March 1.
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Wing commander fired over alleged ‘conduct unbecoming’
Maj. Gen. John Gordy, commander of the Air Force Expeditionary Center, lost confidence in Marshall due to alleged conduct unbecoming an officer.
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Deploy or get out starts now: What you need to do to stay in the Air Force
While the Air Force is cracking down on airmen who can’t deploy overseas, it might not mean the end of one’s career.
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SNCO promotion changes aimed at producing better enlisted leaders
By dropping the Weighted Airman Promotion System tests for SNCO promotions, the Air Force hopes to prevent sub-par leaders from squeaking through the promotion process by testing well.
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First female Viper demo team pilot relieved of command after two weeks
The commander of the 20th Fighter Wing relieved Capt. Zoe Kotnik due to a loss of confidence in her ability to lead, Air Combat Command said.
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Breathing easier: After years of T-6 hypoxia scares, the Air Force thinks it has the fix
The Air Force is rolling out a series of fixes that it thinks will solve the problem once and for all — and may have already started cutting down on hypoxia and hypoxia-like incidents
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As first KC-46s arrive, Altus kicks training mission into gear
Altus is adding more instructors to teach other airmen how to fly the KC-46, operate its refueling boom and maintain the aircraft.
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Fired wing commander who reached plea deal to retire as major; defense plans appeal
Col. John Howard’s retirement at a lower rank will cost him about $20,000 per year in his retired pay.
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Navy A-29 pilot in Air Force’s light-attack experiment died attempting sharp, low-speed turn
Navy Lt. Christopher Short tried to turn his A-29 Super Tucano 180 degrees to the right, but ended up rapidly rolling in that direction, and then entered into an uncontrolled spiral dive that killed him.
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OSI investigating alleged misconduct of fired wing commander
The colonel was recently fired for “alleged conduct unbecoming an officer.”
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As criticism of shoddy housing mounts, Air Force pledges fixes
Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson and Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein on Tuesday ordered all base commanders around the world to conduct a complete review of all 74,500 family housing units by March 1.
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Wing commander fired over alleged ‘conduct unbecoming’
Maj. Gen. John Gordy, commander of the Air Force Expeditionary Center, lost confidence in Marshall due to alleged conduct unbecoming an officer.
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Deploy or get out starts now: What you need to do to stay in the Air Force
While the Air Force is cracking down on airmen who can’t deploy overseas, it might not mean the end of one’s career.
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SNCO promotion changes aimed at producing better enlisted leaders
By dropping the Weighted Airman Promotion System tests for SNCO promotions, the Air Force hopes to prevent sub-par leaders from squeaking through the promotion process by testing well.
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First female Viper demo team pilot relieved of command after two weeks
The commander of the 20th Fighter Wing relieved Capt. Zoe Kotnik due to a loss of confidence in her ability to lead, Air Combat Command said.
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Breathing easier: After years of T-6 hypoxia scares, the Air Force thinks it has the fix
The Air Force is rolling out a series of fixes that it thinks will solve the problem once and for all — and may have already started cutting down on hypoxia and hypoxia-like incidents
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As first KC-46s arrive, Altus kicks training mission into gear
Altus is adding more instructors to teach other airmen how to fly the KC-46, operate its refueling boom and maintain the aircraft.
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Fired wing commander who reached plea deal to retire as major; defense plans appeal
Col. John Howard’s retirement at a lower rank will cost him about $20,000 per year in his retired pay.
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Navy A-29 pilot in Air Force’s light-attack experiment died attempting sharp, low-speed turn
Navy Lt. Christopher Short tried to turn his A-29 Super Tucano 180 degrees to the right, but ended up rapidly rolling in that direction, and then entered into an uncontrolled spiral dive that killed him.
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OSI investigating alleged misconduct of fired wing commander
The colonel was recently fired for “alleged conduct unbecoming an officer.”
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As criticism of shoddy housing mounts, Air Force pledges fixes
Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson and Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein on Tuesday ordered all base commanders around the world to conduct a complete review of all 74,500 family housing units by March 1.
-
Wing commander fired over alleged ‘conduct unbecoming’
Maj. Gen. John Gordy, commander of the Air Force Expeditionary Center, lost confidence in Marshall due to alleged conduct unbecoming an officer.
-
Deploy or get out starts now: What you need to do to stay in the Air Force
While the Air Force is cracking down on airmen who can’t deploy overseas, it might not mean the end of one’s career.
-
SNCO promotion changes aimed at producing better enlisted leaders
By dropping the Weighted Airman Promotion System tests for SNCO promotions, the Air Force hopes to prevent sub-par leaders from squeaking through the promotion process by testing well.
-
First female Viper demo team pilot relieved of command after two weeks
The commander of the 20th Fighter Wing relieved Capt. Zoe Kotnik due to a loss of confidence in her ability to lead, Air Combat Command said.
-
Breathing easier: After years of T-6 hypoxia scares, the Air Force thinks it has the fix
The Air Force is rolling out a series of fixes that it thinks will solve the problem once and for all — and may have already started cutting down on hypoxia and hypoxia-like incidents
-
As first KC-46s arrive, Altus kicks training mission into gear
Altus is adding more instructors to teach other airmen how to fly the KC-46, operate its refueling boom and maintain the aircraft.
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Fired wing commander who reached plea deal to retire as major; defense plans appeal
Col. John Howard’s retirement at a lower rank will cost him about $20,000 per year in his retired pay.
