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Tyndall evacuees can return home to survey damage, secure valuables beginning Wednesday
Airmen and their families who were ordered to evacuate Tyndall Air Force Base in Florida will be allowed back on base over the next five days to survey the damage to their homes and secure their valuables, Air Force officials said Tuesday.
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Report: Thunderbirds pilot killed in crash lost consciousness in high-G maneuver
Thunderbirds pilot Maj. Stephen Del Bagno temporarily lost consciousness during a high G-force maneuver and was incapacitated right before a fatal crash in April.
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Mattis: Tyndall aircraft damaged by hurricane likely fixable
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis sounded optimistic Monday about the chances of repairing an unknown number of F-22s and other aircraft that were damaged when Hurricane Michael battered Tyndall Air Force Base in Florida last week.
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Air Force: Hurricane damage to Tyndall F-22s ‘less than we feared,’ but unknown how many will fly again
The Air Force’s top leadership said Sunday evening that F-22s that remained behind at Tyndall Air Force Base when Hurricane Michael struck were not as badly damaged as originally feared.
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Some Air Force, Navy F-35s resume flying after grounding
The Air Force and Navy said Friday that some of their F-35 Lightning IIs are once again flying, a day after the military grounded the entire fleet of its most advanced fighters.
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F-22s, QF-16 likely damaged after Tyndall hangars hit by hurricane
The Air Force said Friday that an unspecified number of aircraft left inside hangars at Tyndall Air Force Base in Florida were likely damaged when Hurricane Michael devastated the base.
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Air Force eyes major changes to fix ‘dysfunctional’ battlefield airman structure
The Air Force is considering major changes to how it organizes, trains and sustains its elite battlefield airmen by 2030, according to a memo obtained by Air Force Times.
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Air Force selects 1,308 for promotion to major, lieutenant colonel
The Air Force told the senior raters of selectees that they had been chosen before the public announcement was made.
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Air Force hits more modest recruiting goal in 2018
The Air Force recruited 29,831 new enlisted airmen in fiscal 2018, slightly exceeding its goal of 29,700, the Air Force Recruiting Service said Thursday.
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Tyndall sustains ‘direct hit,’ ‘extensive damage’ from hurricane
The catastrophic storm’s 150 miles-per-hour-plus winds delivered a direct hit to the base, bringing down trees and power lines, ripping roofs off buildings and causing significant structural damage.
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Tyndall evacuees can return home to survey damage, secure valuables beginning Wednesday
Airmen and their families who were ordered to evacuate Tyndall Air Force Base in Florida will be allowed back on base over the next five days to survey the damage to their homes and secure their valuables, Air Force officials said Tuesday.
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Report: Thunderbirds pilot killed in crash lost consciousness in high-G maneuver
Thunderbirds pilot Maj. Stephen Del Bagno temporarily lost consciousness during a high G-force maneuver and was incapacitated right before a fatal crash in April.
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Mattis: Tyndall aircraft damaged by hurricane likely fixable
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis sounded optimistic Monday about the chances of repairing an unknown number of F-22s and other aircraft that were damaged when Hurricane Michael battered Tyndall Air Force Base in Florida last week.
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Air Force: Hurricane damage to Tyndall F-22s ‘less than we feared,’ but unknown how many will fly again
The Air Force’s top leadership said Sunday evening that F-22s that remained behind at Tyndall Air Force Base when Hurricane Michael struck were not as badly damaged as originally feared.
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Some Air Force, Navy F-35s resume flying after grounding
The Air Force and Navy said Friday that some of their F-35 Lightning IIs are once again flying, a day after the military grounded the entire fleet of its most advanced fighters.
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F-22s, QF-16 likely damaged after Tyndall hangars hit by hurricane
The Air Force said Friday that an unspecified number of aircraft left inside hangars at Tyndall Air Force Base in Florida were likely damaged when Hurricane Michael devastated the base.
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Air Force eyes major changes to fix ‘dysfunctional’ battlefield airman structure
The Air Force is considering major changes to how it organizes, trains and sustains its elite battlefield airmen by 2030, according to a memo obtained by Air Force Times.
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Air Force selects 1,308 for promotion to major, lieutenant colonel
The Air Force told the senior raters of selectees that they had been chosen before the public announcement was made.
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Air Force hits more modest recruiting goal in 2018
The Air Force recruited 29,831 new enlisted airmen in fiscal 2018, slightly exceeding its goal of 29,700, the Air Force Recruiting Service said Thursday.
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Tyndall sustains ‘direct hit,’ ‘extensive damage’ from hurricane
The catastrophic storm’s 150 miles-per-hour-plus winds delivered a direct hit to the base, bringing down trees and power lines, ripping roofs off buildings and causing significant structural damage.
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Tyndall evacuees can return home to survey damage, secure valuables beginning Wednesday
Airmen and their families who were ordered to evacuate Tyndall Air Force Base in Florida will be allowed back on base over the next five days to survey the damage to their homes and secure their valuables, Air Force officials said Tuesday.
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Report: Thunderbirds pilot killed in crash lost consciousness in high-G maneuver
Thunderbirds pilot Maj. Stephen Del Bagno temporarily lost consciousness during a high G-force maneuver and was incapacitated right before a fatal crash in April.
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Mattis: Tyndall aircraft damaged by hurricane likely fixable
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis sounded optimistic Monday about the chances of repairing an unknown number of F-22s and other aircraft that were damaged when Hurricane Michael battered Tyndall Air Force Base in Florida last week.
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Air Force: Hurricane damage to Tyndall F-22s ‘less than we feared,’ but unknown how many will fly again
The Air Force’s top leadership said Sunday evening that F-22s that remained behind at Tyndall Air Force Base when Hurricane Michael struck were not as badly damaged as originally feared.
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Some Air Force, Navy F-35s resume flying after grounding
The Air Force and Navy said Friday that some of their F-35 Lightning IIs are once again flying, a day after the military grounded the entire fleet of its most advanced fighters.
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F-22s, QF-16 likely damaged after Tyndall hangars hit by hurricane
The Air Force said Friday that an unspecified number of aircraft left inside hangars at Tyndall Air Force Base in Florida were likely damaged when Hurricane Michael devastated the base.
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Air Force eyes major changes to fix ‘dysfunctional’ battlefield airman structure
The Air Force is considering major changes to how it organizes, trains and sustains its elite battlefield airmen by 2030, according to a memo obtained by Air Force Times.
-
Air Force selects 1,308 for promotion to major, lieutenant colonel
The Air Force told the senior raters of selectees that they had been chosen before the public announcement was made.
-
Air Force hits more modest recruiting goal in 2018
The Air Force recruited 29,831 new enlisted airmen in fiscal 2018, slightly exceeding its goal of 29,700, the Air Force Recruiting Service said Thursday.
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Tyndall sustains ‘direct hit,’ ‘extensive damage’ from hurricane
The catastrophic storm’s 150 miles-per-hour-plus winds delivered a direct hit to the base, bringing down trees and power lines, ripping roofs off buildings and causing significant structural damage.
