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Looped at Laughlin: Investigation slams booze culture, absentee leadership
An inestigative report raises concerns about lapses in good order and discipline at the 47th Flying Training Wing, criticizes its absentee leadership, and expresses concerns about the alcohol culture there.
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HIV-positive airmen sue Pentagon, Air Force to stop their discharges
Two HIV-positive airmen who are being kicked out of the Air Force under the Pentagon’s new “deploy or get out” policy have filed a lawsuit to stop their discharges.
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An injured runner, frantic 911 calls and confusion: How exercises spiraled into a panicked active shooter scare at this Air Force base
A series of miscommunications and confused reactions led two emergency exercises to snowball into a massive, chaotic active shooter scare in which security forces shot a door open, officials said Wednesday.
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Air Force maintainers brace to meet Mattis’ 80-percent readiness order
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis has thrown down the gauntlet for the Air Force’s maintainers: Get four out of every five F-16, F-22 and F-35 fighter jets ready to fly at any given time. It’s not going to be easy.
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Air Force expanding Base of Preference program for airmen’s next assignments to all career fields
Bases will now advertise what jobs they have available on myPers on a quarterly basis under the revised Base of Preference program. That way, airmen can tell whether they have a chance at a job at their dream base — and won’t waste time if nothing’s available.
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Think tank: NATO must prepare to counter a rapid Russia invasion in Europe
Russia is positioned to quickly defeat forward-deployed U.S. and NATO forces and grab land before reinforcements could arrive, according to a new paper from the Atlantic Council, an international affairs think tank.
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McConnell trains airmen as it awaits new KC-46 tanker
The photos show boom operators helping instructors guide equipment onto the fuselage trainer, and securing cargo on the recreated cargo deck.
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Academy announces new commandant of cadets
She will also oversee more than 200 airmen and civilian personnel, and be responsible for developing the character and leadership skills of cadets, military training, supervising cadet life activities, and providing facility and logistical support
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307 enlisted airmen tapped for supplemental promotion
The Air Force said Thursday that it has selected 307 enlisted airmen for supplemental promotion this month.
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Investigation found fired Malmstrom squadron commander was bullying, abusive
An investigation found that Lt. Col. Raymond Fortner wrongfully failed to maintain a healthy command climate at the 741st Missile Security Forces Squadron. He calls Investigation “one-sided.”
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Looped at Laughlin: Investigation slams booze culture, absentee leadership
An inestigative report raises concerns about lapses in good order and discipline at the 47th Flying Training Wing, criticizes its absentee leadership, and expresses concerns about the alcohol culture there.
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HIV-positive airmen sue Pentagon, Air Force to stop their discharges
Two HIV-positive airmen who are being kicked out of the Air Force under the Pentagon’s new “deploy or get out” policy have filed a lawsuit to stop their discharges.
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An injured runner, frantic 911 calls and confusion: How exercises spiraled into a panicked active shooter scare at this Air Force base
A series of miscommunications and confused reactions led two emergency exercises to snowball into a massive, chaotic active shooter scare in which security forces shot a door open, officials said Wednesday.
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Air Force maintainers brace to meet Mattis’ 80-percent readiness order
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis has thrown down the gauntlet for the Air Force’s maintainers: Get four out of every five F-16, F-22 and F-35 fighter jets ready to fly at any given time. It’s not going to be easy.
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Air Force expanding Base of Preference program for airmen’s next assignments to all career fields
Bases will now advertise what jobs they have available on myPers on a quarterly basis under the revised Base of Preference program. That way, airmen can tell whether they have a chance at a job at their dream base — and won’t waste time if nothing’s available.
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Think tank: NATO must prepare to counter a rapid Russia invasion in Europe
Russia is positioned to quickly defeat forward-deployed U.S. and NATO forces and grab land before reinforcements could arrive, according to a new paper from the Atlantic Council, an international affairs think tank.
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McConnell trains airmen as it awaits new KC-46 tanker
The photos show boom operators helping instructors guide equipment onto the fuselage trainer, and securing cargo on the recreated cargo deck.
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Academy announces new commandant of cadets
She will also oversee more than 200 airmen and civilian personnel, and be responsible for developing the character and leadership skills of cadets, military training, supervising cadet life activities, and providing facility and logistical support
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307 enlisted airmen tapped for supplemental promotion
The Air Force said Thursday that it has selected 307 enlisted airmen for supplemental promotion this month.
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Investigation found fired Malmstrom squadron commander was bullying, abusive
An investigation found that Lt. Col. Raymond Fortner wrongfully failed to maintain a healthy command climate at the 741st Missile Security Forces Squadron. He calls Investigation “one-sided.”
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Looped at Laughlin: Investigation slams booze culture, absentee leadership
An inestigative report raises concerns about lapses in good order and discipline at the 47th Flying Training Wing, criticizes its absentee leadership, and expresses concerns about the alcohol culture there.
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HIV-positive airmen sue Pentagon, Air Force to stop their discharges
Two HIV-positive airmen who are being kicked out of the Air Force under the Pentagon’s new “deploy or get out” policy have filed a lawsuit to stop their discharges.
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An injured runner, frantic 911 calls and confusion: How exercises spiraled into a panicked active shooter scare at this Air Force base
A series of miscommunications and confused reactions led two emergency exercises to snowball into a massive, chaotic active shooter scare in which security forces shot a door open, officials said Wednesday.
-
Air Force maintainers brace to meet Mattis’ 80-percent readiness order
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis has thrown down the gauntlet for the Air Force’s maintainers: Get four out of every five F-16, F-22 and F-35 fighter jets ready to fly at any given time. It’s not going to be easy.
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Air Force expanding Base of Preference program for airmen’s next assignments to all career fields
Bases will now advertise what jobs they have available on myPers on a quarterly basis under the revised Base of Preference program. That way, airmen can tell whether they have a chance at a job at their dream base — and won’t waste time if nothing’s available.
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Think tank: NATO must prepare to counter a rapid Russia invasion in Europe
Russia is positioned to quickly defeat forward-deployed U.S. and NATO forces and grab land before reinforcements could arrive, according to a new paper from the Atlantic Council, an international affairs think tank.
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McConnell trains airmen as it awaits new KC-46 tanker
The photos show boom operators helping instructors guide equipment onto the fuselage trainer, and securing cargo on the recreated cargo deck.
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Academy announces new commandant of cadets
She will also oversee more than 200 airmen and civilian personnel, and be responsible for developing the character and leadership skills of cadets, military training, supervising cadet life activities, and providing facility and logistical support
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307 enlisted airmen tapped for supplemental promotion
The Air Force said Thursday that it has selected 307 enlisted airmen for supplemental promotion this month.
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Investigation found fired Malmstrom squadron commander was bullying, abusive
An investigation found that Lt. Col. Raymond Fortner wrongfully failed to maintain a healthy command climate at the 741st Missile Security Forces Squadron. He calls Investigation “one-sided.”
