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Air Force’s grounded T-6 trainers could fly again next week
The Air Force’s T-6 trainer — which was grounded at the beginning of February after a rash of hypoxia incidents — could resume flights as early as Monday.
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Air Force Academy removes 11 from men’s swim team for misconduct
The Air Force Academy has suspended 11 cadets from the men’s swim team due to misconduct, the academy said in a release.
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Air Force Chief Wright: Innovation crucial to win the next war
The Air Force has to be thinking of new ways to innovate over the next decade or two, to make sure it’s ready to win a new war, Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force Kaleth Wright said.
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Air Force master sergeant to face court-martial on child porn charges
A master sergeant with the 315th Security Forces Squadron at Joint Base Charleston in South Carolina will face a court-martial next month on charges of possession of child pornography.
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‘Different spanks for different ranks’: Lawmaker questions lack of courts-martial for Air Force generals
A leading lawmaker has called out the Air Force for never court-martialing a single general officer in its entire history, suggesting it shows higher-ranking airmen face different standards of punishment.
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Air Force to release senior master sergeant promotion results
The selection rate for senior master sergeant promotions in 2018 is essentially unchanged from the previous year.
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A light attack aircraft fleet: Could it change the fight or put lives at risk?
A new light attack aircraft could provide the Air Force a cheaper, more cost-effective way of dealing with low-end threats — and free up its more advanced fighters to deal with more serious adversaries.
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Air Force announces official retirement date for iconic MQ-1 Predator drone
The Air Force will officially retire its iconic, groundbreaking — and controversial ― MQ-1 Predator on March 9.
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Air Force Academy first sergeant admonished for ‘microaggression’ email
The first sergeant of the Air Force Academy’s cadet wing sent an email on cadet grooming standards Wednesday that included racially tinged language, prompting a rebuke from academy leadership.
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Air Force 2019 budget will grow pilot training pipeline as service fights severe shortage
The Air Force’s proposed budget for fiscal 2019 will allow it to increase the number of new pilots it trains from 1,200 each year to 1,400.
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Air Force’s grounded T-6 trainers could fly again next week
The Air Force’s T-6 trainer — which was grounded at the beginning of February after a rash of hypoxia incidents — could resume flights as early as Monday.
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Air Force Academy removes 11 from men’s swim team for misconduct
The Air Force Academy has suspended 11 cadets from the men’s swim team due to misconduct, the academy said in a release.
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Air Force Chief Wright: Innovation crucial to win the next war
The Air Force has to be thinking of new ways to innovate over the next decade or two, to make sure it’s ready to win a new war, Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force Kaleth Wright said.
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Air Force master sergeant to face court-martial on child porn charges
A master sergeant with the 315th Security Forces Squadron at Joint Base Charleston in South Carolina will face a court-martial next month on charges of possession of child pornography.
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‘Different spanks for different ranks’: Lawmaker questions lack of courts-martial for Air Force generals
A leading lawmaker has called out the Air Force for never court-martialing a single general officer in its entire history, suggesting it shows higher-ranking airmen face different standards of punishment.
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Air Force to release senior master sergeant promotion results
The selection rate for senior master sergeant promotions in 2018 is essentially unchanged from the previous year.
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A light attack aircraft fleet: Could it change the fight or put lives at risk?
A new light attack aircraft could provide the Air Force a cheaper, more cost-effective way of dealing with low-end threats — and free up its more advanced fighters to deal with more serious adversaries.
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Air Force announces official retirement date for iconic MQ-1 Predator drone
The Air Force will officially retire its iconic, groundbreaking — and controversial ― MQ-1 Predator on March 9.
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Air Force Academy first sergeant admonished for ‘microaggression’ email
The first sergeant of the Air Force Academy’s cadet wing sent an email on cadet grooming standards Wednesday that included racially tinged language, prompting a rebuke from academy leadership.
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Air Force 2019 budget will grow pilot training pipeline as service fights severe shortage
The Air Force’s proposed budget for fiscal 2019 will allow it to increase the number of new pilots it trains from 1,200 each year to 1,400.
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Air Force’s grounded T-6 trainers could fly again next week
The Air Force’s T-6 trainer — which was grounded at the beginning of February after a rash of hypoxia incidents — could resume flights as early as Monday.
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Air Force Academy removes 11 from men’s swim team for misconduct
The Air Force Academy has suspended 11 cadets from the men’s swim team due to misconduct, the academy said in a release.
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Air Force Chief Wright: Innovation crucial to win the next war
The Air Force has to be thinking of new ways to innovate over the next decade or two, to make sure it’s ready to win a new war, Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force Kaleth Wright said.
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Air Force master sergeant to face court-martial on child porn charges
A master sergeant with the 315th Security Forces Squadron at Joint Base Charleston in South Carolina will face a court-martial next month on charges of possession of child pornography.
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‘Different spanks for different ranks’: Lawmaker questions lack of courts-martial for Air Force generals
A leading lawmaker has called out the Air Force for never court-martialing a single general officer in its entire history, suggesting it shows higher-ranking airmen face different standards of punishment.
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Air Force to release senior master sergeant promotion results
The selection rate for senior master sergeant promotions in 2018 is essentially unchanged from the previous year.
-
A light attack aircraft fleet: Could it change the fight or put lives at risk?
A new light attack aircraft could provide the Air Force a cheaper, more cost-effective way of dealing with low-end threats — and free up its more advanced fighters to deal with more serious adversaries.
-
Air Force announces official retirement date for iconic MQ-1 Predator drone
The Air Force will officially retire its iconic, groundbreaking — and controversial ― MQ-1 Predator on March 9.
-
Air Force Academy first sergeant admonished for ‘microaggression’ email
The first sergeant of the Air Force Academy’s cadet wing sent an email on cadet grooming standards Wednesday that included racially tinged language, prompting a rebuke from academy leadership.
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Air Force 2019 budget will grow pilot training pipeline as service fights severe shortage
The Air Force’s proposed budget for fiscal 2019 will allow it to increase the number of new pilots it trains from 1,200 each year to 1,400.



