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Air Force secretary: China, Russia could shoot down new JSTARS on day one of a war
Even a new version of the Air Force’s JSTARS battlefield management and control aircraft would be vulnerable to being shot out of the sky during the opening salvo of a conflict with Russia or China.
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Minot Air Force Base loses machine gun — two weeks after losing grenade launcher ammo
Minot Air Force Base in North Dakota on Thursday said that an M240 machine gun is missing from its weapons inventories.
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Air Force apologizes, yanks ‘Yanny-Laurel’ tweet about A-10s in Afghanistan
The Air Force just learned the hard way that, sometimes, it’s best not to try to latch on to the latest viral internet meme.
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Airman at Cannon found dead in park of apparent suicide
A security forces airman at Cannon Air Force Base in New Mexico has died by suicide, the base confirmed.
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This decorated commander has just been nominated to head Pacific Air Forces
Lt. Gen. Charles Brown Jr., who led the air war against the Islamic State before becoming the deputy commander for U.S. Central Command, has been nominated to receive his fourth star and be the next commander of Pacific Air Forces.
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Dyess Air Force Base wing commander removed over ‘toxic environment’
Col. David Owens, commander of the 317th Airlift Wing at Dyess Air Force Base in Texas, was removed from command after an investigation substantiated allegations he had created a “toxic environment.”
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Air Force E-7 promotions hit highest point since 2011
The Air Force Personnel Center said Tuesday that 6,176 airmen have been selected for promotion to master sergeant.
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After tragic, fatal crash, Air Force Thunderbirds to return to the sky
Six weeks after suffering their first fatal crash in decades, the Air Force Thunderbirds are preparing to resume public performances.
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Distinguished Flying Crosses awarded to 24 AC-130 crew members
Nearly two dozen AC-130U crew members from Air Force Special Operations Command received Distinguished Flying Crosses Friday for heroism during four separate missions in Afghanistan.
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Air Force Academy cadet acquitted of sexual assault
Cadet 1st Class Samuel Fuller, a senior at the Air Force Academy, was acquitted of sexual assault on Saturday.
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Air Force secretary: China, Russia could shoot down new JSTARS on day one of a war
Even a new version of the Air Force’s JSTARS battlefield management and control aircraft would be vulnerable to being shot out of the sky during the opening salvo of a conflict with Russia or China.
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Minot Air Force Base loses machine gun — two weeks after losing grenade launcher ammo
Minot Air Force Base in North Dakota on Thursday said that an M240 machine gun is missing from its weapons inventories.
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Air Force apologizes, yanks ‘Yanny-Laurel’ tweet about A-10s in Afghanistan
The Air Force just learned the hard way that, sometimes, it’s best not to try to latch on to the latest viral internet meme.
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Airman at Cannon found dead in park of apparent suicide
A security forces airman at Cannon Air Force Base in New Mexico has died by suicide, the base confirmed.
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This decorated commander has just been nominated to head Pacific Air Forces
Lt. Gen. Charles Brown Jr., who led the air war against the Islamic State before becoming the deputy commander for U.S. Central Command, has been nominated to receive his fourth star and be the next commander of Pacific Air Forces.
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Dyess Air Force Base wing commander removed over ‘toxic environment’
Col. David Owens, commander of the 317th Airlift Wing at Dyess Air Force Base in Texas, was removed from command after an investigation substantiated allegations he had created a “toxic environment.”
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Air Force E-7 promotions hit highest point since 2011
The Air Force Personnel Center said Tuesday that 6,176 airmen have been selected for promotion to master sergeant.
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After tragic, fatal crash, Air Force Thunderbirds to return to the sky
Six weeks after suffering their first fatal crash in decades, the Air Force Thunderbirds are preparing to resume public performances.
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Distinguished Flying Crosses awarded to 24 AC-130 crew members
Nearly two dozen AC-130U crew members from Air Force Special Operations Command received Distinguished Flying Crosses Friday for heroism during four separate missions in Afghanistan.
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Air Force Academy cadet acquitted of sexual assault
Cadet 1st Class Samuel Fuller, a senior at the Air Force Academy, was acquitted of sexual assault on Saturday.
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Air Force secretary: China, Russia could shoot down new JSTARS on day one of a war
Even a new version of the Air Force’s JSTARS battlefield management and control aircraft would be vulnerable to being shot out of the sky during the opening salvo of a conflict with Russia or China.
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Minot Air Force Base loses machine gun — two weeks after losing grenade launcher ammo
Minot Air Force Base in North Dakota on Thursday said that an M240 machine gun is missing from its weapons inventories.
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Air Force apologizes, yanks ‘Yanny-Laurel’ tweet about A-10s in Afghanistan
The Air Force just learned the hard way that, sometimes, it’s best not to try to latch on to the latest viral internet meme.
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Airman at Cannon found dead in park of apparent suicide
A security forces airman at Cannon Air Force Base in New Mexico has died by suicide, the base confirmed.
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This decorated commander has just been nominated to head Pacific Air Forces
Lt. Gen. Charles Brown Jr., who led the air war against the Islamic State before becoming the deputy commander for U.S. Central Command, has been nominated to receive his fourth star and be the next commander of Pacific Air Forces.
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Dyess Air Force Base wing commander removed over ‘toxic environment’
Col. David Owens, commander of the 317th Airlift Wing at Dyess Air Force Base in Texas, was removed from command after an investigation substantiated allegations he had created a “toxic environment.”
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Air Force E-7 promotions hit highest point since 2011
The Air Force Personnel Center said Tuesday that 6,176 airmen have been selected for promotion to master sergeant.
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After tragic, fatal crash, Air Force Thunderbirds to return to the sky
Six weeks after suffering their first fatal crash in decades, the Air Force Thunderbirds are preparing to resume public performances.
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Distinguished Flying Crosses awarded to 24 AC-130 crew members
Nearly two dozen AC-130U crew members from Air Force Special Operations Command received Distinguished Flying Crosses Friday for heroism during four separate missions in Afghanistan.
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Air Force Academy cadet acquitted of sexual assault
Cadet 1st Class Samuel Fuller, a senior at the Air Force Academy, was acquitted of sexual assault on Saturday.
