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Puerto Rico National Guard identifies nine airmen killed in WC-130 crash
The Puerto Rico Air National Guard on Thursday identified the nine airmen killed in a WC-130 crash in Georgia.
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Ever dreamed of becoming a pilot? Now’s your chance to apply
Active-duty officers who hope to become pilots ― flying both manned aircraft and remotely-piloted aircraft ― combat systems officers or air battle managers now have a shot at realizing their dream.
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Air Force B-52s patrol South China Sea
The Air Force on April 24 flew B-52H Stratofortress bombers to the South China Sea as part of a training mission.
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Special operations wing gives commanders leeway to target ‘queep’
The 1st Special Operations Wing on Monday took its latest crack at cutting back on computer-based training and other unnecessary requirements.
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SOCOM boss: Adversaries are disabling Air Force gunships in Syria
Adversaries in Syria are attempting to use aggressive electronic warfare capabilities to disable the Air Force’s gunships.
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After loss of pilot, former Air Force Thunderbird returns to fill the gap
Three weeks after a Thunderbirds pilot was killed in an F-16 crash in Nevada, the Air Force aerial demonstration group has brought back a veteran pilot to fill his slot.
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Air Force scraps Course 14, 15 distance learning requirement for airmen
All active-duty airmen no longer have to complete the distance learning programs, known as Course 14 and Course 15, before attending noncommissioned officer or senior NCO academies.
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Engine trouble led to F-16 crash near Luke Air Force Base
The pilot of an F-16C from Luke Air Force Base that crashed in Arizona Tuesday tried to make an emergency landing after experiencing trouble with his engine.
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Air Force confirms second F-22 mishap in April
Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson has confirmed a second mishap this month involving one of its F-22 Raptor fighter jets.
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Goldfein: Air Force still looking for ‘smoking gun’ causing hypoxia problems
The Air Force still hasn’t found what is causing an ongoing series of incidents involving hypoxia and other unexplained physiological events, Gen. Dave Goldfein told lawmakers Tuesday.
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Puerto Rico National Guard identifies nine airmen killed in WC-130 crash
The Puerto Rico Air National Guard on Thursday identified the nine airmen killed in a WC-130 crash in Georgia.
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Ever dreamed of becoming a pilot? Now’s your chance to apply
Active-duty officers who hope to become pilots ― flying both manned aircraft and remotely-piloted aircraft ― combat systems officers or air battle managers now have a shot at realizing their dream.
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Air Force B-52s patrol South China Sea
The Air Force on April 24 flew B-52H Stratofortress bombers to the South China Sea as part of a training mission.
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Special operations wing gives commanders leeway to target ‘queep’
The 1st Special Operations Wing on Monday took its latest crack at cutting back on computer-based training and other unnecessary requirements.
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SOCOM boss: Adversaries are disabling Air Force gunships in Syria
Adversaries in Syria are attempting to use aggressive electronic warfare capabilities to disable the Air Force’s gunships.
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After loss of pilot, former Air Force Thunderbird returns to fill the gap
Three weeks after a Thunderbirds pilot was killed in an F-16 crash in Nevada, the Air Force aerial demonstration group has brought back a veteran pilot to fill his slot.
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Air Force scraps Course 14, 15 distance learning requirement for airmen
All active-duty airmen no longer have to complete the distance learning programs, known as Course 14 and Course 15, before attending noncommissioned officer or senior NCO academies.
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Engine trouble led to F-16 crash near Luke Air Force Base
The pilot of an F-16C from Luke Air Force Base that crashed in Arizona Tuesday tried to make an emergency landing after experiencing trouble with his engine.
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Air Force confirms second F-22 mishap in April
Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson has confirmed a second mishap this month involving one of its F-22 Raptor fighter jets.
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Goldfein: Air Force still looking for ‘smoking gun’ causing hypoxia problems
The Air Force still hasn’t found what is causing an ongoing series of incidents involving hypoxia and other unexplained physiological events, Gen. Dave Goldfein told lawmakers Tuesday.
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Puerto Rico National Guard identifies nine airmen killed in WC-130 crash
The Puerto Rico Air National Guard on Thursday identified the nine airmen killed in a WC-130 crash in Georgia.
-
Ever dreamed of becoming a pilot? Now’s your chance to apply
Active-duty officers who hope to become pilots ― flying both manned aircraft and remotely-piloted aircraft ― combat systems officers or air battle managers now have a shot at realizing their dream.
-
Air Force B-52s patrol South China Sea
The Air Force on April 24 flew B-52H Stratofortress bombers to the South China Sea as part of a training mission.
-
Special operations wing gives commanders leeway to target ‘queep’
The 1st Special Operations Wing on Monday took its latest crack at cutting back on computer-based training and other unnecessary requirements.
-
SOCOM boss: Adversaries are disabling Air Force gunships in Syria
Adversaries in Syria are attempting to use aggressive electronic warfare capabilities to disable the Air Force’s gunships.
-
After loss of pilot, former Air Force Thunderbird returns to fill the gap
Three weeks after a Thunderbirds pilot was killed in an F-16 crash in Nevada, the Air Force aerial demonstration group has brought back a veteran pilot to fill his slot.
-
Air Force scraps Course 14, 15 distance learning requirement for airmen
All active-duty airmen no longer have to complete the distance learning programs, known as Course 14 and Course 15, before attending noncommissioned officer or senior NCO academies.
-
Engine trouble led to F-16 crash near Luke Air Force Base
The pilot of an F-16C from Luke Air Force Base that crashed in Arizona Tuesday tried to make an emergency landing after experiencing trouble with his engine.
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Air Force confirms second F-22 mishap in April
Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson has confirmed a second mishap this month involving one of its F-22 Raptor fighter jets.
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Goldfein: Air Force still looking for ‘smoking gun’ causing hypoxia problems
The Air Force still hasn’t found what is causing an ongoing series of incidents involving hypoxia and other unexplained physiological events, Gen. Dave Goldfein told lawmakers Tuesday.
