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New helo masks will better protect against chemical, radiological attacks
The Air Force has rolled out a new, updated mask for helicopter air crew members that the Air Force says will better protect airmen in case of chemical, biological, radiological or nuclear attacks.
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Where’s the beef? Should air crews’ crude phallic drawings have cost B-52 commander his job?
Bored air crew members’ habit of drawing crude stick figures while deployed, a sharply worded investigation and a crackdown on inappropriate behavior in the workplace cost Lt. Col. Paul Goossen his command of the 69th Bomb Squadron.
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The Kraken is not released. Air Force squadron’s bid for mascot costume comes up empty
It was smooth sailing for the Kraken at first, but the effort stalled as Hurricane Florence bore down on the Carolinas in September.
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Is this what your new PT uniform will look like?
The slides show possible new designs for t-shirts, sweatshirts, quarter-zip pullovers, trunks, compression shirt and leggings, track pants, and jackets airmen could exercise in.
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Report: Alleged F-16 joyride to visit girlfriend cost head of Vermont Air Guard his job
Jackman allegedly exchanged flirtatious emails for weeks with an unidentified female Army colonel who worked at the Pentagon, and he set up a rendezvous with her under the guise of a work trip in January 2015.
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Minot fires bomb squadron commander
Lt. Col. Paul Goossen was removed “due to a loss of trust and confidence from his failure to maintain a professional workplace environment,” according to the Minot announcement.
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Chief master sergeant promotions dip slightly
The selection rate is still higher than the lean years of 2013 to 2015, before and during the drawdown.
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In wake of tragic plane crash, Goldfein and Wright try to rally Air Guardsmen in Puerto Rico
During their visit to the 156th, still hurting after May’s fatal crash of a WC-130, Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein and Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force Kaleth Wright took questions from airmen and spoke to them about the role they play in the Air Force’s mission.
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Here’s how sports medicine is transforming battlefield airmen’s training
With the help of cutting-edge technology, new thinking and an intense focus on injury prevention and rehab inspired by college sports medicine, the Air Force is transforming how it creates elite special warfare airmen.
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Air Force Academy cadet pleads guilty to cocaine use, will be dismissed
Cadet 2nd Class Ethan Walton pleaded guilty in a court martial on Tuesday to unlawfully using cocaine on two occasions, and two specifications of making false statements to investigators.
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New helo masks will better protect against chemical, radiological attacks
The Air Force has rolled out a new, updated mask for helicopter air crew members that the Air Force says will better protect airmen in case of chemical, biological, radiological or nuclear attacks.
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Where’s the beef? Should air crews’ crude phallic drawings have cost B-52 commander his job?
Bored air crew members’ habit of drawing crude stick figures while deployed, a sharply worded investigation and a crackdown on inappropriate behavior in the workplace cost Lt. Col. Paul Goossen his command of the 69th Bomb Squadron.
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The Kraken is not released. Air Force squadron’s bid for mascot costume comes up empty
It was smooth sailing for the Kraken at first, but the effort stalled as Hurricane Florence bore down on the Carolinas in September.
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Is this what your new PT uniform will look like?
The slides show possible new designs for t-shirts, sweatshirts, quarter-zip pullovers, trunks, compression shirt and leggings, track pants, and jackets airmen could exercise in.
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Report: Alleged F-16 joyride to visit girlfriend cost head of Vermont Air Guard his job
Jackman allegedly exchanged flirtatious emails for weeks with an unidentified female Army colonel who worked at the Pentagon, and he set up a rendezvous with her under the guise of a work trip in January 2015.
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Minot fires bomb squadron commander
Lt. Col. Paul Goossen was removed “due to a loss of trust and confidence from his failure to maintain a professional workplace environment,” according to the Minot announcement.
-
Chief master sergeant promotions dip slightly
The selection rate is still higher than the lean years of 2013 to 2015, before and during the drawdown.
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In wake of tragic plane crash, Goldfein and Wright try to rally Air Guardsmen in Puerto Rico
During their visit to the 156th, still hurting after May’s fatal crash of a WC-130, Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein and Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force Kaleth Wright took questions from airmen and spoke to them about the role they play in the Air Force’s mission.
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Here’s how sports medicine is transforming battlefield airmen’s training
With the help of cutting-edge technology, new thinking and an intense focus on injury prevention and rehab inspired by college sports medicine, the Air Force is transforming how it creates elite special warfare airmen.
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Air Force Academy cadet pleads guilty to cocaine use, will be dismissed
Cadet 2nd Class Ethan Walton pleaded guilty in a court martial on Tuesday to unlawfully using cocaine on two occasions, and two specifications of making false statements to investigators.
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New helo masks will better protect against chemical, radiological attacks
The Air Force has rolled out a new, updated mask for helicopter air crew members that the Air Force says will better protect airmen in case of chemical, biological, radiological or nuclear attacks.
-
Where’s the beef? Should air crews’ crude phallic drawings have cost B-52 commander his job?
Bored air crew members’ habit of drawing crude stick figures while deployed, a sharply worded investigation and a crackdown on inappropriate behavior in the workplace cost Lt. Col. Paul Goossen his command of the 69th Bomb Squadron.
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The Kraken is not released. Air Force squadron’s bid for mascot costume comes up empty
It was smooth sailing for the Kraken at first, but the effort stalled as Hurricane Florence bore down on the Carolinas in September.
-
Is this what your new PT uniform will look like?
The slides show possible new designs for t-shirts, sweatshirts, quarter-zip pullovers, trunks, compression shirt and leggings, track pants, and jackets airmen could exercise in.
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Report: Alleged F-16 joyride to visit girlfriend cost head of Vermont Air Guard his job
Jackman allegedly exchanged flirtatious emails for weeks with an unidentified female Army colonel who worked at the Pentagon, and he set up a rendezvous with her under the guise of a work trip in January 2015.
-
Minot fires bomb squadron commander
Lt. Col. Paul Goossen was removed “due to a loss of trust and confidence from his failure to maintain a professional workplace environment,” according to the Minot announcement.
-
Chief master sergeant promotions dip slightly
The selection rate is still higher than the lean years of 2013 to 2015, before and during the drawdown.
-
In wake of tragic plane crash, Goldfein and Wright try to rally Air Guardsmen in Puerto Rico
During their visit to the 156th, still hurting after May’s fatal crash of a WC-130, Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein and Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force Kaleth Wright took questions from airmen and spoke to them about the role they play in the Air Force’s mission.
-
Here’s how sports medicine is transforming battlefield airmen’s training
With the help of cutting-edge technology, new thinking and an intense focus on injury prevention and rehab inspired by college sports medicine, the Air Force is transforming how it creates elite special warfare airmen.
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Air Force Academy cadet pleads guilty to cocaine use, will be dismissed
Cadet 2nd Class Ethan Walton pleaded guilty in a court martial on Tuesday to unlawfully using cocaine on two occasions, and two specifications of making false statements to investigators.
