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Four airmen injured in JSTARS mishap
Four airmen were injured in a mishap involving an E-8C Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System at the 116th Air Control Wing at Robins Air Force Base in Georgia Tuesday morning.
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Wisconsin, Alabama Air Guard bases chosen for F-35A
The Air National Guard’s next two F-35A squadrons will likely be based at Truax Field Air National Guard Base in Alabama and Dannelly Field in Alabama.
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Osprey damaged in Mildenhall intruder incident
An Osprey was damaged after a 44-year-old British man drove onto an air base in England and made it to the flightline before being stopped, the Air Force said Thursday.
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Intruder at RAF Mildenhall drove onto airfield
RAF Mildenhall, a Royal Air Force base near Suffolk, England, that is used by U.S. troops, is on lockdown after a security incident.
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Air Force turns to the Boneyard to train thousands of new maintainers
The Air Force has brought on thousands of new maintainers over the last year in an effort to quickly erase a massive shortfall that it feared threatened its aircraft readiness. But now comes the hard part.
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Fired wing commander under investigation for alleged sexual misconduct
Col. John Howard, who was fired earlier this week from command of the 375th Air Mobility Wing at Scott Air Force Base in Illinois, is under investigation for alleged sexual misconduct, the base annnounced Wednesday.
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Wing commander at Scott Air Force Base fired after 5 months on the job
Col. John Howard, the commander of the 375th Air Mobility Wing at Scott Air Force Base in Illinois, was fired on Monday, less than five months after assuming command.
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To lessen strain, airmen now deploying in threes or more
The days of airmen deploying overseas by themselves are over. The Air Force announced Tuesday that as of Nov. 30, airmen deploying on individual taskings will be sent in teams of three or more.
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Tech sergeant at Air Force Academy convicted of child porn possession
Technical Sgt. David Bingham, an airman assigned to the 10th Medical Operations Squadron at the Air Force Academy in Colorado, was convicted at court-martial of possessing a child pornography image, the academy announced Tuesday.
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Air Force shoots down possibility of enlisted combat pilots
Air Education and Training Command said that although its new Pilot Training Next program will include some enlisted airmen, it is not intended to create enlisted aviators.
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Four airmen injured in JSTARS mishap
Four airmen were injured in a mishap involving an E-8C Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System at the 116th Air Control Wing at Robins Air Force Base in Georgia Tuesday morning.
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Wisconsin, Alabama Air Guard bases chosen for F-35A
The Air National Guard’s next two F-35A squadrons will likely be based at Truax Field Air National Guard Base in Alabama and Dannelly Field in Alabama.
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Osprey damaged in Mildenhall intruder incident
An Osprey was damaged after a 44-year-old British man drove onto an air base in England and made it to the flightline before being stopped, the Air Force said Thursday.
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Intruder at RAF Mildenhall drove onto airfield
RAF Mildenhall, a Royal Air Force base near Suffolk, England, that is used by U.S. troops, is on lockdown after a security incident.
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Air Force turns to the Boneyard to train thousands of new maintainers
The Air Force has brought on thousands of new maintainers over the last year in an effort to quickly erase a massive shortfall that it feared threatened its aircraft readiness. But now comes the hard part.
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Fired wing commander under investigation for alleged sexual misconduct
Col. John Howard, who was fired earlier this week from command of the 375th Air Mobility Wing at Scott Air Force Base in Illinois, is under investigation for alleged sexual misconduct, the base annnounced Wednesday.
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Wing commander at Scott Air Force Base fired after 5 months on the job
Col. John Howard, the commander of the 375th Air Mobility Wing at Scott Air Force Base in Illinois, was fired on Monday, less than five months after assuming command.
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To lessen strain, airmen now deploying in threes or more
The days of airmen deploying overseas by themselves are over. The Air Force announced Tuesday that as of Nov. 30, airmen deploying on individual taskings will be sent in teams of three or more.
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Tech sergeant at Air Force Academy convicted of child porn possession
Technical Sgt. David Bingham, an airman assigned to the 10th Medical Operations Squadron at the Air Force Academy in Colorado, was convicted at court-martial of possessing a child pornography image, the academy announced Tuesday.
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Air Force shoots down possibility of enlisted combat pilots
Air Education and Training Command said that although its new Pilot Training Next program will include some enlisted airmen, it is not intended to create enlisted aviators.
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Four airmen injured in JSTARS mishap
Four airmen were injured in a mishap involving an E-8C Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System at the 116th Air Control Wing at Robins Air Force Base in Georgia Tuesday morning.
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Wisconsin, Alabama Air Guard bases chosen for F-35A
The Air National Guard’s next two F-35A squadrons will likely be based at Truax Field Air National Guard Base in Alabama and Dannelly Field in Alabama.
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Osprey damaged in Mildenhall intruder incident
An Osprey was damaged after a 44-year-old British man drove onto an air base in England and made it to the flightline before being stopped, the Air Force said Thursday.
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Intruder at RAF Mildenhall drove onto airfield
RAF Mildenhall, a Royal Air Force base near Suffolk, England, that is used by U.S. troops, is on lockdown after a security incident.
-
Air Force turns to the Boneyard to train thousands of new maintainers
The Air Force has brought on thousands of new maintainers over the last year in an effort to quickly erase a massive shortfall that it feared threatened its aircraft readiness. But now comes the hard part.
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Fired wing commander under investigation for alleged sexual misconduct
Col. John Howard, who was fired earlier this week from command of the 375th Air Mobility Wing at Scott Air Force Base in Illinois, is under investigation for alleged sexual misconduct, the base annnounced Wednesday.
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Wing commander at Scott Air Force Base fired after 5 months on the job
Col. John Howard, the commander of the 375th Air Mobility Wing at Scott Air Force Base in Illinois, was fired on Monday, less than five months after assuming command.
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To lessen strain, airmen now deploying in threes or more
The days of airmen deploying overseas by themselves are over. The Air Force announced Tuesday that as of Nov. 30, airmen deploying on individual taskings will be sent in teams of three or more.
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Tech sergeant at Air Force Academy convicted of child porn possession
Technical Sgt. David Bingham, an airman assigned to the 10th Medical Operations Squadron at the Air Force Academy in Colorado, was convicted at court-martial of possessing a child pornography image, the academy announced Tuesday.
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Air Force shoots down possibility of enlisted combat pilots
Air Education and Training Command said that although its new Pilot Training Next program will include some enlisted airmen, it is not intended to create enlisted aviators.
