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FBI investigating fiery, fatal crash after gate breached at Travis Air Force Base
A driver who breached the main gate at Travis Air Force Base in California and then crashed was prounounced dead at the scene Wednesday evening.
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Air Force ramps up retraining opportunities as it rebuilds maintenance ranks
The Air Force has dramatically increased the number of retraining opportunities for mid-career airmen to switch into key maintenance jobs as it seeks to rebuild those depleted career fields.
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Airmen in Army uniforms? Air Force could switch to OCP as soon as October
The Air Force could start switching to the Army’s Operational Camouflage Pattern uniform as early as this fall, according to slides that have leaked online.
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‘He was golden’: PJ killed in Iraq crash remembered as outdoorsman, loyal friend
Staff Sgt. Carl Enis, one of seven service members killed in a helicopter crash in western Iraq, was remembered as an avid outdoorsman and devoted friend who had a knack for bringing people from different backgrounds together.
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Air Force ups support for allies in Europe, keeps close eye on Russia
The four-star general in charge of U.S. Air Forces in Europe-Air Forces Africa Thursday highlighted recent deployments and exercises meant to show support for European allies.
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Air Force on new secrecy rules: ‘Think like the enemy’
The Air Force plans to train its public affairs officers to adopt a “think like the enemy” mindset when deciding what information to release to the public under new secrecy rules.
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Information operations officers get their own school
Air Force officers in the newly formed 14F information operations career field will get their own technical training school in late fiscal 2019.
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Police: Lewis-McChord airman killed his family, himself
An airman stationed at Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Washington killed his wife and two children before committing suicide, the Pierce County Sheriff’s Department said Tuesday.
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Troops who responded to hurricanes last year eligible for Humanitarian Service Medal
Service members who responded to locations hit by three major hurricanes last year for disaster relief are eligible for the Humanitarian Service Medal.
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Light insignia ‘tacking’ is still OK for promotions, JAG says
A new Defense Department policy banning hazing ― and specifically “tacking” of insignia such as jump wings ― doesn’t bar the traditional light tap of cloth insignia during Air Force promotion ceremonies.
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FBI investigating fiery, fatal crash after gate breached at Travis Air Force Base
A driver who breached the main gate at Travis Air Force Base in California and then crashed was prounounced dead at the scene Wednesday evening.
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Air Force ramps up retraining opportunities as it rebuilds maintenance ranks
The Air Force has dramatically increased the number of retraining opportunities for mid-career airmen to switch into key maintenance jobs as it seeks to rebuild those depleted career fields.
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Airmen in Army uniforms? Air Force could switch to OCP as soon as October
The Air Force could start switching to the Army’s Operational Camouflage Pattern uniform as early as this fall, according to slides that have leaked online.
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‘He was golden’: PJ killed in Iraq crash remembered as outdoorsman, loyal friend
Staff Sgt. Carl Enis, one of seven service members killed in a helicopter crash in western Iraq, was remembered as an avid outdoorsman and devoted friend who had a knack for bringing people from different backgrounds together.
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Air Force ups support for allies in Europe, keeps close eye on Russia
The four-star general in charge of U.S. Air Forces in Europe-Air Forces Africa Thursday highlighted recent deployments and exercises meant to show support for European allies.
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Air Force on new secrecy rules: ‘Think like the enemy’
The Air Force plans to train its public affairs officers to adopt a “think like the enemy” mindset when deciding what information to release to the public under new secrecy rules.
-
Information operations officers get their own school
Air Force officers in the newly formed 14F information operations career field will get their own technical training school in late fiscal 2019.
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Police: Lewis-McChord airman killed his family, himself
An airman stationed at Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Washington killed his wife and two children before committing suicide, the Pierce County Sheriff’s Department said Tuesday.
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Troops who responded to hurricanes last year eligible for Humanitarian Service Medal
Service members who responded to locations hit by three major hurricanes last year for disaster relief are eligible for the Humanitarian Service Medal.
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Light insignia ‘tacking’ is still OK for promotions, JAG says
A new Defense Department policy banning hazing ― and specifically “tacking” of insignia such as jump wings ― doesn’t bar the traditional light tap of cloth insignia during Air Force promotion ceremonies.
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FBI investigating fiery, fatal crash after gate breached at Travis Air Force Base
A driver who breached the main gate at Travis Air Force Base in California and then crashed was prounounced dead at the scene Wednesday evening.
-
Air Force ramps up retraining opportunities as it rebuilds maintenance ranks
The Air Force has dramatically increased the number of retraining opportunities for mid-career airmen to switch into key maintenance jobs as it seeks to rebuild those depleted career fields.
-
Airmen in Army uniforms? Air Force could switch to OCP as soon as October
The Air Force could start switching to the Army’s Operational Camouflage Pattern uniform as early as this fall, according to slides that have leaked online.
-
‘He was golden’: PJ killed in Iraq crash remembered as outdoorsman, loyal friend
Staff Sgt. Carl Enis, one of seven service members killed in a helicopter crash in western Iraq, was remembered as an avid outdoorsman and devoted friend who had a knack for bringing people from different backgrounds together.
-
Air Force ups support for allies in Europe, keeps close eye on Russia
The four-star general in charge of U.S. Air Forces in Europe-Air Forces Africa Thursday highlighted recent deployments and exercises meant to show support for European allies.
-
Air Force on new secrecy rules: ‘Think like the enemy’
The Air Force plans to train its public affairs officers to adopt a “think like the enemy” mindset when deciding what information to release to the public under new secrecy rules.
-
Information operations officers get their own school
Air Force officers in the newly formed 14F information operations career field will get their own technical training school in late fiscal 2019.
-
Police: Lewis-McChord airman killed his family, himself
An airman stationed at Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Washington killed his wife and two children before committing suicide, the Pierce County Sheriff’s Department said Tuesday.
-
Troops who responded to hurricanes last year eligible for Humanitarian Service Medal
Service members who responded to locations hit by three major hurricanes last year for disaster relief are eligible for the Humanitarian Service Medal.
-
Light insignia ‘tacking’ is still OK for promotions, JAG says
A new Defense Department policy banning hazing ― and specifically “tacking” of insignia such as jump wings ― doesn’t bar the traditional light tap of cloth insignia during Air Force promotion ceremonies.
