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The long-awaited OCP uniform is on its way to the Air Force — and here’s when you could get it
For years, airmen have dreamed of it, demanded it, and envied those lucky enough to have it already. And finally, the Operational Camouflage Pattern uniform on its way for everybody.
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Luke Air Force Base airman arrested, accused of murdering infant son
Staff Sgt. John Centano, a maintainer with the 61st Aircraft Maintenance Squadron at Luke Air Force Base in Arizona, has been arrested and accused of murdering his three-month-old son.
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Former Air Force chief of staff talks RPAs, budget cuts and his regrets about shrinking the force
Retired Gen. Norton Schwartz considers his legacy as chief of staff of the Air Force.
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PJ killed in Iraq crash among 33 airmen honored for rescuing German sailors stranded at sea
Thirty-three Air Force Reserve airmen were honored last week for their role in the rescue of two German sailors stranded at sea last summer.
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Air Force colonel accused of sexual assault, to face court-martial
Col. Jason Costello is accused of sexual assault and assault. He will face a court-martial in October.
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After string of fatal crashes, Air Force orders safety stand down
In the wake of a series of troubling aircraft mishaps and crashes ― several of which have been fatal ― Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein has ordered a one-day safety review for all flying and maintenance wings by May 21.
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Air Force investigation finds Reaper crashed after signal lost
An MQ-9A Reaper crashed in the Middle East last May after controllers lost the signal to the remotely-piloted aircraft while it was trying to land, according to an accident investigation board report released Monday.
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Air Force officer performance eval overhaul could be done by 2020
The Air Force hopes to finish and roll out its massive overhaul of the officer performance evaluation and promotion system by fiscal 2020, the service’s top personnel officer said.
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2018 promotions: More than 100,000 airmen are eligible this year. How do you stack up?
The Air Force is growing to its largest level since the drawdown of 2014 — and that means good news for airmen hoping to add a stripe this year.
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Sexual assault court-martial to begin for Air Force Academy cadet
A senior cadet at the Air Force Academy will face a court-martial on a charge of sexual assault beginning Monday.
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The long-awaited OCP uniform is on its way to the Air Force — and here’s when you could get it
For years, airmen have dreamed of it, demanded it, and envied those lucky enough to have it already. And finally, the Operational Camouflage Pattern uniform on its way for everybody.
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Luke Air Force Base airman arrested, accused of murdering infant son
Staff Sgt. John Centano, a maintainer with the 61st Aircraft Maintenance Squadron at Luke Air Force Base in Arizona, has been arrested and accused of murdering his three-month-old son.
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Former Air Force chief of staff talks RPAs, budget cuts and his regrets about shrinking the force
Retired Gen. Norton Schwartz considers his legacy as chief of staff of the Air Force.
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PJ killed in Iraq crash among 33 airmen honored for rescuing German sailors stranded at sea
Thirty-three Air Force Reserve airmen were honored last week for their role in the rescue of two German sailors stranded at sea last summer.
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Air Force colonel accused of sexual assault, to face court-martial
Col. Jason Costello is accused of sexual assault and assault. He will face a court-martial in October.
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After string of fatal crashes, Air Force orders safety stand down
In the wake of a series of troubling aircraft mishaps and crashes ― several of which have been fatal ― Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein has ordered a one-day safety review for all flying and maintenance wings by May 21.
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Air Force investigation finds Reaper crashed after signal lost
An MQ-9A Reaper crashed in the Middle East last May after controllers lost the signal to the remotely-piloted aircraft while it was trying to land, according to an accident investigation board report released Monday.
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Air Force officer performance eval overhaul could be done by 2020
The Air Force hopes to finish and roll out its massive overhaul of the officer performance evaluation and promotion system by fiscal 2020, the service’s top personnel officer said.
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2018 promotions: More than 100,000 airmen are eligible this year. How do you stack up?
The Air Force is growing to its largest level since the drawdown of 2014 — and that means good news for airmen hoping to add a stripe this year.
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Sexual assault court-martial to begin for Air Force Academy cadet
A senior cadet at the Air Force Academy will face a court-martial on a charge of sexual assault beginning Monday.
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The long-awaited OCP uniform is on its way to the Air Force — and here’s when you could get it
For years, airmen have dreamed of it, demanded it, and envied those lucky enough to have it already. And finally, the Operational Camouflage Pattern uniform on its way for everybody.
-
Luke Air Force Base airman arrested, accused of murdering infant son
Staff Sgt. John Centano, a maintainer with the 61st Aircraft Maintenance Squadron at Luke Air Force Base in Arizona, has been arrested and accused of murdering his three-month-old son.
-
Former Air Force chief of staff talks RPAs, budget cuts and his regrets about shrinking the force
Retired Gen. Norton Schwartz considers his legacy as chief of staff of the Air Force.
-
PJ killed in Iraq crash among 33 airmen honored for rescuing German sailors stranded at sea
Thirty-three Air Force Reserve airmen were honored last week for their role in the rescue of two German sailors stranded at sea last summer.
-
Air Force colonel accused of sexual assault, to face court-martial
Col. Jason Costello is accused of sexual assault and assault. He will face a court-martial in October.
-
After string of fatal crashes, Air Force orders safety stand down
In the wake of a series of troubling aircraft mishaps and crashes ― several of which have been fatal ― Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein has ordered a one-day safety review for all flying and maintenance wings by May 21.
-
Air Force investigation finds Reaper crashed after signal lost
An MQ-9A Reaper crashed in the Middle East last May after controllers lost the signal to the remotely-piloted aircraft while it was trying to land, according to an accident investigation board report released Monday.
-
Air Force officer performance eval overhaul could be done by 2020
The Air Force hopes to finish and roll out its massive overhaul of the officer performance evaluation and promotion system by fiscal 2020, the service’s top personnel officer said.
-
2018 promotions: More than 100,000 airmen are eligible this year. How do you stack up?
The Air Force is growing to its largest level since the drawdown of 2014 — and that means good news for airmen hoping to add a stripe this year.
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Sexual assault court-martial to begin for Air Force Academy cadet
A senior cadet at the Air Force Academy will face a court-martial on a charge of sexual assault beginning Monday.
