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Air Force T-6 crashes in Texas, crew suffers ‘minor injuries’
The T-6 fleet has been plagued with hypoxia problems.
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Goldfein: Air Force must return to expeditionary roots to fight next war
Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein called on the Air Force to “return to our expeditionary roots” and prepare to quickly deploy and set up new bases to respond to future conflicts.
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Air Force on warrant officers: Thanks, but no thanks
The Air Force’s flirtation with reviving warrant officers for the first time in six decades came to an end on Monday.
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Air Force calls for 74 more squadrons to prepare for possibility of war against major power
Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson on Monday called for growing the Air Force from its current size of 312 operational squadrons to 386 by 2030, as it prepares for a possible conflict against a major nation such as China or Russia.
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Air Combat Command plans to be ‘training more, then training better’
With the Air Force’s shift toward preparing for a potential fight against a “great power” nation, Air Combat Command plans to overhaul how its pilots and other airmen train.
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Air Force Academy cadets face charges, possible court-martials, for swim team hazing
Two seniors at the Air Force Academy could be court-martialed for their role in a hazing scandal involving the men’s swim team.
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T-6 hypoxia problem solved, Air Force announces
The Air Force is fixing the problems with the T-6 Texan II that led to fluctuations in the oxygen concentration and caused hypoxia.
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Air Force selects 1,026 enlisted for supplemental promotion
Airmen are considered for supplemental promotion if they are unable to test during their normal testing window, such as if they are deployed at the time, and if they test after the standard promotion selections were made.
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Here’s how airmen will gain control of their own career development
As Lt. Gen. Steven Kwast enters his second year as head of Air Education and Training Command he’s focusing on giving airmen more control over their training, education and experience.
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Air Force, Navy team up to find root of hypoxia and other issues plaguing pilots
Air Force and Navy officials are boosting their collaboration in the effort to find the causes of, and solutions to hypoxia and other unexplained physiological episodes plaguing military pilots.
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Air Force T-6 crashes in Texas, crew suffers ‘minor injuries’
The T-6 fleet has been plagued with hypoxia problems.
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Goldfein: Air Force must return to expeditionary roots to fight next war
Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein called on the Air Force to “return to our expeditionary roots” and prepare to quickly deploy and set up new bases to respond to future conflicts.
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Air Force on warrant officers: Thanks, but no thanks
The Air Force’s flirtation with reviving warrant officers for the first time in six decades came to an end on Monday.
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Air Force calls for 74 more squadrons to prepare for possibility of war against major power
Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson on Monday called for growing the Air Force from its current size of 312 operational squadrons to 386 by 2030, as it prepares for a possible conflict against a major nation such as China or Russia.
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Air Combat Command plans to be ‘training more, then training better’
With the Air Force’s shift toward preparing for a potential fight against a “great power” nation, Air Combat Command plans to overhaul how its pilots and other airmen train.
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Air Force Academy cadets face charges, possible court-martials, for swim team hazing
Two seniors at the Air Force Academy could be court-martialed for their role in a hazing scandal involving the men’s swim team.
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T-6 hypoxia problem solved, Air Force announces
The Air Force is fixing the problems with the T-6 Texan II that led to fluctuations in the oxygen concentration and caused hypoxia.
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Air Force selects 1,026 enlisted for supplemental promotion
Airmen are considered for supplemental promotion if they are unable to test during their normal testing window, such as if they are deployed at the time, and if they test after the standard promotion selections were made.
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Here’s how airmen will gain control of their own career development
As Lt. Gen. Steven Kwast enters his second year as head of Air Education and Training Command he’s focusing on giving airmen more control over their training, education and experience.
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Air Force, Navy team up to find root of hypoxia and other issues plaguing pilots
Air Force and Navy officials are boosting their collaboration in the effort to find the causes of, and solutions to hypoxia and other unexplained physiological episodes plaguing military pilots.
-
Air Force T-6 crashes in Texas, crew suffers ‘minor injuries’
The T-6 fleet has been plagued with hypoxia problems.
-
Goldfein: Air Force must return to expeditionary roots to fight next war
Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein called on the Air Force to “return to our expeditionary roots” and prepare to quickly deploy and set up new bases to respond to future conflicts.
-
Air Force on warrant officers: Thanks, but no thanks
The Air Force’s flirtation with reviving warrant officers for the first time in six decades came to an end on Monday.
-
Air Force calls for 74 more squadrons to prepare for possibility of war against major power
Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson on Monday called for growing the Air Force from its current size of 312 operational squadrons to 386 by 2030, as it prepares for a possible conflict against a major nation such as China or Russia.
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Air Combat Command plans to be ‘training more, then training better’
With the Air Force’s shift toward preparing for a potential fight against a “great power” nation, Air Combat Command plans to overhaul how its pilots and other airmen train.
-
Air Force Academy cadets face charges, possible court-martials, for swim team hazing
Two seniors at the Air Force Academy could be court-martialed for their role in a hazing scandal involving the men’s swim team.
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T-6 hypoxia problem solved, Air Force announces
The Air Force is fixing the problems with the T-6 Texan II that led to fluctuations in the oxygen concentration and caused hypoxia.
-
Air Force selects 1,026 enlisted for supplemental promotion
Airmen are considered for supplemental promotion if they are unable to test during their normal testing window, such as if they are deployed at the time, and if they test after the standard promotion selections were made.
-
Here’s how airmen will gain control of their own career development
As Lt. Gen. Steven Kwast enters his second year as head of Air Education and Training Command he’s focusing on giving airmen more control over their training, education and experience.
-
Air Force, Navy team up to find root of hypoxia and other issues plaguing pilots
Air Force and Navy officials are boosting their collaboration in the effort to find the causes of, and solutions to hypoxia and other unexplained physiological episodes plaguing military pilots.
