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Air Force report: Propulsion malfunction led to A-29 Super Tucano crash
A mysterious malfunction led to a dramatic loss of thrust that caused an A-29 Super Tucano to crash near Homerville, Georgia, last March, according to a newly released accident investigation board report.
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‘I wasn’t myself’: Culprit who wrote racial slurs at Air Force Academy blames concussion
The Air Force Academy preparatory school cadet candidate who wrote racial slurs outside of his and four other cadet candidates’ dorm rooms last year tried to blame his actions on an untreated concussion.
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Fewer planes are ready to fly: Air Force mission-capable rates decline amid pilot crisis
The readiness of the Air Force’s aircraft fleet is continuing its slow, steady deterioration — and this could spell trouble for the service’s effort to hold on to its pilots and its ability to respond to contingencies around the world.
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Air Force officer assignments move from three cycles to two
The Air Force announced Friday that officer assignments will be based on two cycles throughout the year, instead of three.
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Pilots are flying 17 hours per month, but it’s still not enough, Air Force secretary says
Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson on Thursday refuted reports that the service’s pilots are only flying nine or 10 hours per month.
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Pentagon IG opens evaluation of Air Force Academy sexual assault prevention office
The Defense Department’s inspector general on Tuesday announced it will review the Air Force Academy’s troubled sexual assault prevention and response program.
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Air Force releases senior master sergeant promotion list
The Air Force on Thursday released the list of 1,549 airmen selected for promotion to senior master sergeant.
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Air Force punishes Nellis airman for racially charged online rant
Nellis Air Force Base officials say they have punished an airman for posting a profane Facebook video in which she made racially charged comments.
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Air Force T-6s resume flying after hypoxia-like scares
The Air Force resumed flying its T-6 Texan II training aircraft Tuesday after a rash of hypoxia-like scares grounded them for nearly a month.
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This airman’s great idea just won the Air Force’s first Spark Tank innovation prize
A boom operator instructor from the 22nd Air Refueling Wing at McConnell Air Force Base in Kansas won the Air Force’s first Spark Tank innovation prize for creating a new, more ergonomic platform for operators like himself.
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Air Force report: Propulsion malfunction led to A-29 Super Tucano crash
A mysterious malfunction led to a dramatic loss of thrust that caused an A-29 Super Tucano to crash near Homerville, Georgia, last March, according to a newly released accident investigation board report.
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‘I wasn’t myself’: Culprit who wrote racial slurs at Air Force Academy blames concussion
The Air Force Academy preparatory school cadet candidate who wrote racial slurs outside of his and four other cadet candidates’ dorm rooms last year tried to blame his actions on an untreated concussion.
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Fewer planes are ready to fly: Air Force mission-capable rates decline amid pilot crisis
The readiness of the Air Force’s aircraft fleet is continuing its slow, steady deterioration — and this could spell trouble for the service’s effort to hold on to its pilots and its ability to respond to contingencies around the world.
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Air Force officer assignments move from three cycles to two
The Air Force announced Friday that officer assignments will be based on two cycles throughout the year, instead of three.
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Pilots are flying 17 hours per month, but it’s still not enough, Air Force secretary says
Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson on Thursday refuted reports that the service’s pilots are only flying nine or 10 hours per month.
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Pentagon IG opens evaluation of Air Force Academy sexual assault prevention office
The Defense Department’s inspector general on Tuesday announced it will review the Air Force Academy’s troubled sexual assault prevention and response program.
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Air Force releases senior master sergeant promotion list
The Air Force on Thursday released the list of 1,549 airmen selected for promotion to senior master sergeant.
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Air Force punishes Nellis airman for racially charged online rant
Nellis Air Force Base officials say they have punished an airman for posting a profane Facebook video in which she made racially charged comments.
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Air Force T-6s resume flying after hypoxia-like scares
The Air Force resumed flying its T-6 Texan II training aircraft Tuesday after a rash of hypoxia-like scares grounded them for nearly a month.
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This airman’s great idea just won the Air Force’s first Spark Tank innovation prize
A boom operator instructor from the 22nd Air Refueling Wing at McConnell Air Force Base in Kansas won the Air Force’s first Spark Tank innovation prize for creating a new, more ergonomic platform for operators like himself.
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Air Force report: Propulsion malfunction led to A-29 Super Tucano crash
A mysterious malfunction led to a dramatic loss of thrust that caused an A-29 Super Tucano to crash near Homerville, Georgia, last March, according to a newly released accident investigation board report.
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‘I wasn’t myself’: Culprit who wrote racial slurs at Air Force Academy blames concussion
The Air Force Academy preparatory school cadet candidate who wrote racial slurs outside of his and four other cadet candidates’ dorm rooms last year tried to blame his actions on an untreated concussion.
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Fewer planes are ready to fly: Air Force mission-capable rates decline amid pilot crisis
The readiness of the Air Force’s aircraft fleet is continuing its slow, steady deterioration — and this could spell trouble for the service’s effort to hold on to its pilots and its ability to respond to contingencies around the world.
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Air Force officer assignments move from three cycles to two
The Air Force announced Friday that officer assignments will be based on two cycles throughout the year, instead of three.
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Pilots are flying 17 hours per month, but it’s still not enough, Air Force secretary says
Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson on Thursday refuted reports that the service’s pilots are only flying nine or 10 hours per month.
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Pentagon IG opens evaluation of Air Force Academy sexual assault prevention office
The Defense Department’s inspector general on Tuesday announced it will review the Air Force Academy’s troubled sexual assault prevention and response program.
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Air Force releases senior master sergeant promotion list
The Air Force on Thursday released the list of 1,549 airmen selected for promotion to senior master sergeant.
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Air Force punishes Nellis airman for racially charged online rant
Nellis Air Force Base officials say they have punished an airman for posting a profane Facebook video in which she made racially charged comments.
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Air Force T-6s resume flying after hypoxia-like scares
The Air Force resumed flying its T-6 Texan II training aircraft Tuesday after a rash of hypoxia-like scares grounded them for nearly a month.
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This airman’s great idea just won the Air Force’s first Spark Tank innovation prize
A boom operator instructor from the 22nd Air Refueling Wing at McConnell Air Force Base in Kansas won the Air Force’s first Spark Tank innovation prize for creating a new, more ergonomic platform for operators like himself.
