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Air Force B-52s shatter Vietnam-era records during two-year ISIS deployment
More than four decades ago, the Air Force’s iconic B-52 Stratofortress set records as it pounded North Vietnamese targets during Operation Linebacker II.
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The military’s stunning fighter pilot shortage: One in four billets is empty
The military’s fighter pilot shortfall is reaching alarming proportions — and a new report from the Government Accountability Office shows just how bad the problem has become.
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Nellis NCO who posted racially charged Facebook rant gets busted down in rank
The airman who sparked an online firestorm after disparaging the black female airmen under her command in a Facebook video has been busted down to staff sergeant.
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Smoking equipment at Air Force missile center sends airmen to hospital
Two airmen at an Air Force missile alert facility in Nebraska were sent to the hospital Tuesday for minor smoke inhalation after a piece of electrical equipment overheated.
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More shows canceled as Air Force Thunderbirds mourn lost pilot
The Thunderbirds have canceled two more shows in the wake of the crash that killed one of its pilots.
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Air Force chief of staff orders review of increasing aviation mishaps
In the wake of a spike in Air Force aviation accidents, Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein has ordered a review of the low-level, non-fatal Class C mishaps driving that increase.
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Air Force tests new system to help airmen find their next assignments
About 18,000 airmen in seven career fields this month will begin testing a new system that aims to make it easier for them to find their next assignments.
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Air Force aviation accidents reach seven-year high as low-level mishaps soar
Total mishaps are on the rise in the Air Force, but the service is faring better than the Navy and Marine Corps.
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Air Force inches closer to warrant officers: Could they fix the pilot crisis?
The Air Force is closing in on a new report on whether it should reinstate warrant officers for the first time in six decades.
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Air Force slashes ’queep’ paperwork for airmen deploying to Middle East
For years, stacks of paperwork and hours of computer-based training requirements have chewed up airmen’s valuable time while they prepared for deployment to the Middle East.
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Air Force B-52s shatter Vietnam-era records during two-year ISIS deployment
More than four decades ago, the Air Force’s iconic B-52 Stratofortress set records as it pounded North Vietnamese targets during Operation Linebacker II.
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The military’s stunning fighter pilot shortage: One in four billets is empty
The military’s fighter pilot shortfall is reaching alarming proportions — and a new report from the Government Accountability Office shows just how bad the problem has become.
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Nellis NCO who posted racially charged Facebook rant gets busted down in rank
The airman who sparked an online firestorm after disparaging the black female airmen under her command in a Facebook video has been busted down to staff sergeant.
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Smoking equipment at Air Force missile center sends airmen to hospital
Two airmen at an Air Force missile alert facility in Nebraska were sent to the hospital Tuesday for minor smoke inhalation after a piece of electrical equipment overheated.
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More shows canceled as Air Force Thunderbirds mourn lost pilot
The Thunderbirds have canceled two more shows in the wake of the crash that killed one of its pilots.
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Air Force chief of staff orders review of increasing aviation mishaps
In the wake of a spike in Air Force aviation accidents, Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein has ordered a review of the low-level, non-fatal Class C mishaps driving that increase.
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Air Force tests new system to help airmen find their next assignments
About 18,000 airmen in seven career fields this month will begin testing a new system that aims to make it easier for them to find their next assignments.
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Air Force aviation accidents reach seven-year high as low-level mishaps soar
Total mishaps are on the rise in the Air Force, but the service is faring better than the Navy and Marine Corps.
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Air Force inches closer to warrant officers: Could they fix the pilot crisis?
The Air Force is closing in on a new report on whether it should reinstate warrant officers for the first time in six decades.
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Air Force slashes ’queep’ paperwork for airmen deploying to Middle East
For years, stacks of paperwork and hours of computer-based training requirements have chewed up airmen’s valuable time while they prepared for deployment to the Middle East.
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Air Force B-52s shatter Vietnam-era records during two-year ISIS deployment
More than four decades ago, the Air Force’s iconic B-52 Stratofortress set records as it pounded North Vietnamese targets during Operation Linebacker II.
-
The military’s stunning fighter pilot shortage: One in four billets is empty
The military’s fighter pilot shortfall is reaching alarming proportions — and a new report from the Government Accountability Office shows just how bad the problem has become.
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Nellis NCO who posted racially charged Facebook rant gets busted down in rank
The airman who sparked an online firestorm after disparaging the black female airmen under her command in a Facebook video has been busted down to staff sergeant.
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Smoking equipment at Air Force missile center sends airmen to hospital
Two airmen at an Air Force missile alert facility in Nebraska were sent to the hospital Tuesday for minor smoke inhalation after a piece of electrical equipment overheated.
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More shows canceled as Air Force Thunderbirds mourn lost pilot
The Thunderbirds have canceled two more shows in the wake of the crash that killed one of its pilots.
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Air Force chief of staff orders review of increasing aviation mishaps
In the wake of a spike in Air Force aviation accidents, Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein has ordered a review of the low-level, non-fatal Class C mishaps driving that increase.
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Air Force tests new system to help airmen find their next assignments
About 18,000 airmen in seven career fields this month will begin testing a new system that aims to make it easier for them to find their next assignments.
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Air Force aviation accidents reach seven-year high as low-level mishaps soar
Total mishaps are on the rise in the Air Force, but the service is faring better than the Navy and Marine Corps.
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Air Force inches closer to warrant officers: Could they fix the pilot crisis?
The Air Force is closing in on a new report on whether it should reinstate warrant officers for the first time in six decades.
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Air Force slashes ’queep’ paperwork for airmen deploying to Middle East
For years, stacks of paperwork and hours of computer-based training requirements have chewed up airmen’s valuable time while they prepared for deployment to the Middle East.
