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Goldfein: Rebuilding end strength key to fixing Air Force morale troubles
Undermanned and under-resourced bases in the continental United States are the biggest morale trouble spots in the Air Force, Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein said Thursday.
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Air Force PJs killed in Iraq crash honored in memorial service
The Air Force on Tuesday held a memorial service to honor two Reserve pararescuemen who died in a helicopter crash in Iraq earlier this month.
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Report: Air Force grounds 30 F-15Cs at Oregon wing
Thirty F-15Cs at Kingsley Air Field in Oregon have been grounded since last week over serious maintenance problems, Military.com reported Wednesday.
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Chief Wright on OCP uniform photos: ‘My bad,’ no trolling intended
The Air Force is close — “like really close” — to making a decision on whether to adopt the Army’s Operational Camouflage Pattern uniform, Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force Kaleth Wright said in a Facebook post Tuesday.
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Airman killed in Iraq crash receives posthumous medals at memorial service
Capt. Mark Weber, one of the seven airmen killed earlier this month in a helicopter crash in western Iraq, was posthumously awarded the Meritorious Service Medal and the Air Force Commendation Medal during a memorial service last week.
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Subject in custody in possible stabbing death of airman at Andersen Air Force Base
An airman was found dead early on Tuesday at Andersen Air Force Base on Guam, the base said in a release.
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Air Force cuts overseas tours to ease pressure on airmen. Is your job coming home?
Amid growing concerns that repeated deployments may be burning out airmen, the Air Force is taking a hard look at who it sends overseas, whether they’re actually needed there — and if they should come home.
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Air Force taps 686 officers for promotion to captain
The Air Force on Monday announced that 686 officers have been chosen for promotion to captain.
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Air Force photographer in hot water after racially tinged posts
A photojournalist assigned to Ramstein Air Base in Germany is under investigation after repeatedly using a racial slur in a public Facebook group over the weekend.
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FBI: Motive a mystery in bizarre, fiery crash at Travis Air Force Base gate
The FBI on Friday identified the man who died after driving a burning van loaded with propane tanks and gasoline canisters onto Travis Air Force Base in California this week as Hafiz Kazi.
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Goldfein: Rebuilding end strength key to fixing Air Force morale troubles
Undermanned and under-resourced bases in the continental United States are the biggest morale trouble spots in the Air Force, Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein said Thursday.
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Air Force PJs killed in Iraq crash honored in memorial service
The Air Force on Tuesday held a memorial service to honor two Reserve pararescuemen who died in a helicopter crash in Iraq earlier this month.
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Report: Air Force grounds 30 F-15Cs at Oregon wing
Thirty F-15Cs at Kingsley Air Field in Oregon have been grounded since last week over serious maintenance problems, Military.com reported Wednesday.
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Chief Wright on OCP uniform photos: ‘My bad,’ no trolling intended
The Air Force is close — “like really close” — to making a decision on whether to adopt the Army’s Operational Camouflage Pattern uniform, Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force Kaleth Wright said in a Facebook post Tuesday.
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Airman killed in Iraq crash receives posthumous medals at memorial service
Capt. Mark Weber, one of the seven airmen killed earlier this month in a helicopter crash in western Iraq, was posthumously awarded the Meritorious Service Medal and the Air Force Commendation Medal during a memorial service last week.
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Subject in custody in possible stabbing death of airman at Andersen Air Force Base
An airman was found dead early on Tuesday at Andersen Air Force Base on Guam, the base said in a release.
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Air Force cuts overseas tours to ease pressure on airmen. Is your job coming home?
Amid growing concerns that repeated deployments may be burning out airmen, the Air Force is taking a hard look at who it sends overseas, whether they’re actually needed there — and if they should come home.
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Air Force taps 686 officers for promotion to captain
The Air Force on Monday announced that 686 officers have been chosen for promotion to captain.
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Air Force photographer in hot water after racially tinged posts
A photojournalist assigned to Ramstein Air Base in Germany is under investigation after repeatedly using a racial slur in a public Facebook group over the weekend.
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FBI: Motive a mystery in bizarre, fiery crash at Travis Air Force Base gate
The FBI on Friday identified the man who died after driving a burning van loaded with propane tanks and gasoline canisters onto Travis Air Force Base in California this week as Hafiz Kazi.
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Goldfein: Rebuilding end strength key to fixing Air Force morale troubles
Undermanned and under-resourced bases in the continental United States are the biggest morale trouble spots in the Air Force, Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein said Thursday.
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Air Force PJs killed in Iraq crash honored in memorial service
The Air Force on Tuesday held a memorial service to honor two Reserve pararescuemen who died in a helicopter crash in Iraq earlier this month.
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Report: Air Force grounds 30 F-15Cs at Oregon wing
Thirty F-15Cs at Kingsley Air Field in Oregon have been grounded since last week over serious maintenance problems, Military.com reported Wednesday.
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Chief Wright on OCP uniform photos: ‘My bad,’ no trolling intended
The Air Force is close — “like really close” — to making a decision on whether to adopt the Army’s Operational Camouflage Pattern uniform, Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force Kaleth Wright said in a Facebook post Tuesday.
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Airman killed in Iraq crash receives posthumous medals at memorial service
Capt. Mark Weber, one of the seven airmen killed earlier this month in a helicopter crash in western Iraq, was posthumously awarded the Meritorious Service Medal and the Air Force Commendation Medal during a memorial service last week.
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Subject in custody in possible stabbing death of airman at Andersen Air Force Base
An airman was found dead early on Tuesday at Andersen Air Force Base on Guam, the base said in a release.
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Air Force cuts overseas tours to ease pressure on airmen. Is your job coming home?
Amid growing concerns that repeated deployments may be burning out airmen, the Air Force is taking a hard look at who it sends overseas, whether they’re actually needed there — and if they should come home.
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Air Force taps 686 officers for promotion to captain
The Air Force on Monday announced that 686 officers have been chosen for promotion to captain.
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Air Force photographer in hot water after racially tinged posts
A photojournalist assigned to Ramstein Air Base in Germany is under investigation after repeatedly using a racial slur in a public Facebook group over the weekend.
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FBI: Motive a mystery in bizarre, fiery crash at Travis Air Force Base gate
The FBI on Friday identified the man who died after driving a burning van loaded with propane tanks and gasoline canisters onto Travis Air Force Base in California this week as Hafiz Kazi.
