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Air Force: Fired commander tried to hide relationship with enlisted airman
Lt. Col. Mario Verrett’s April firing from squadron command occurred days after it emerged that he pushed an enlisted airman under his command to lie to investigators about their sexual relationship.
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Air Force upgrades valor award for combat controller who fought in five-day Afghan battle
A combat controller who received a Bronze Star for his actions during five days of combat in Afghanistan in 2006 will have his medal upgraded to a Silver Star.
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Air Force releases names of airmen selected for promotion to chief master sergeant
The Air Force on Thursday unveiled the names of most of the 472 airmen chosen for promotion to chief master sergeant.
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Air Force combat controller to receive Silver Star for heroism in Iraq
Staff Sgt. Christopher Lewis was attached to a platoon of Navy SEALs as a joint terminal attack controller escorting more than 300 Kurdish peshmerga forces.
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Enlisted combat pilots? The Air Force is launching a test that could lead to that.
The Air Force is launching a new pilot training program that will include enlisted airmen — and could eventually lead to enlisted flying combat aircraft.
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Vance resumes T-6A flights, but cause of hypoxia remains unknown
The 71st Flying Training Wing at Vance Air Force Base, Oklahoma, resumed flying T-6A Texan training flights on Tuesday. But the cause of the hypoxia-like symptoms that led Vance officials to ground the Texan fleet Nov. 15 has not been found.
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Air Force slashes maintainer shortfall in 2017
The Air Force has made considerable progress whittling down the massive maintainer shortfall that it once feared was threatening the service’s aircraft readiness.
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Irish, swing dancers spice up Air Force band’s final holiday ‘flash mob’ show
The Air Force’s multiple bands gathered last week for a rousing performance of “We Wish You a Merry Christmas” during their annual holiday “flash mob” — but it is likely to be the tradition’s finale.
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Spooky 43 gunship crew honored for actions during grueling Afghan battle
The 14 crewmembers of Spooky 43, an AC-130U gunship that fought a ferocious battle in Kunduz province, Afghanistan, last November were honored with the Mackay Trophy Wednesday.
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Air Force Academy’s sexual assault prevention office blasted for ‘derelict’ management
A scathing report on misconduct and mismanagement in the Air Force Academy’s troubled sexual assault prevention and response office blasted its former director as “derelict in the performance of [her] duties.”
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Air Force: Fired commander tried to hide relationship with enlisted airman
Lt. Col. Mario Verrett’s April firing from squadron command occurred days after it emerged that he pushed an enlisted airman under his command to lie to investigators about their sexual relationship.
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Air Force upgrades valor award for combat controller who fought in five-day Afghan battle
A combat controller who received a Bronze Star for his actions during five days of combat in Afghanistan in 2006 will have his medal upgraded to a Silver Star.
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Air Force releases names of airmen selected for promotion to chief master sergeant
The Air Force on Thursday unveiled the names of most of the 472 airmen chosen for promotion to chief master sergeant.
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Air Force combat controller to receive Silver Star for heroism in Iraq
Staff Sgt. Christopher Lewis was attached to a platoon of Navy SEALs as a joint terminal attack controller escorting more than 300 Kurdish peshmerga forces.
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Enlisted combat pilots? The Air Force is launching a test that could lead to that.
The Air Force is launching a new pilot training program that will include enlisted airmen — and could eventually lead to enlisted flying combat aircraft.
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Vance resumes T-6A flights, but cause of hypoxia remains unknown
The 71st Flying Training Wing at Vance Air Force Base, Oklahoma, resumed flying T-6A Texan training flights on Tuesday. But the cause of the hypoxia-like symptoms that led Vance officials to ground the Texan fleet Nov. 15 has not been found.
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Air Force slashes maintainer shortfall in 2017
The Air Force has made considerable progress whittling down the massive maintainer shortfall that it once feared was threatening the service’s aircraft readiness.
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Irish, swing dancers spice up Air Force band’s final holiday ‘flash mob’ show
The Air Force’s multiple bands gathered last week for a rousing performance of “We Wish You a Merry Christmas” during their annual holiday “flash mob” — but it is likely to be the tradition’s finale.
-
Spooky 43 gunship crew honored for actions during grueling Afghan battle
The 14 crewmembers of Spooky 43, an AC-130U gunship that fought a ferocious battle in Kunduz province, Afghanistan, last November were honored with the Mackay Trophy Wednesday.
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Air Force Academy’s sexual assault prevention office blasted for ‘derelict’ management
A scathing report on misconduct and mismanagement in the Air Force Academy’s troubled sexual assault prevention and response office blasted its former director as “derelict in the performance of [her] duties.”
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Air Force: Fired commander tried to hide relationship with enlisted airman
Lt. Col. Mario Verrett’s April firing from squadron command occurred days after it emerged that he pushed an enlisted airman under his command to lie to investigators about their sexual relationship.
-
Air Force upgrades valor award for combat controller who fought in five-day Afghan battle
A combat controller who received a Bronze Star for his actions during five days of combat in Afghanistan in 2006 will have his medal upgraded to a Silver Star.
-
Air Force releases names of airmen selected for promotion to chief master sergeant
The Air Force on Thursday unveiled the names of most of the 472 airmen chosen for promotion to chief master sergeant.
-
Air Force combat controller to receive Silver Star for heroism in Iraq
Staff Sgt. Christopher Lewis was attached to a platoon of Navy SEALs as a joint terminal attack controller escorting more than 300 Kurdish peshmerga forces.
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Enlisted combat pilots? The Air Force is launching a test that could lead to that.
The Air Force is launching a new pilot training program that will include enlisted airmen — and could eventually lead to enlisted flying combat aircraft.
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Vance resumes T-6A flights, but cause of hypoxia remains unknown
The 71st Flying Training Wing at Vance Air Force Base, Oklahoma, resumed flying T-6A Texan training flights on Tuesday. But the cause of the hypoxia-like symptoms that led Vance officials to ground the Texan fleet Nov. 15 has not been found.
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Air Force slashes maintainer shortfall in 2017
The Air Force has made considerable progress whittling down the massive maintainer shortfall that it once feared was threatening the service’s aircraft readiness.
-
Irish, swing dancers spice up Air Force band’s final holiday ‘flash mob’ show
The Air Force’s multiple bands gathered last week for a rousing performance of “We Wish You a Merry Christmas” during their annual holiday “flash mob” — but it is likely to be the tradition’s finale.
-
Spooky 43 gunship crew honored for actions during grueling Afghan battle
The 14 crewmembers of Spooky 43, an AC-130U gunship that fought a ferocious battle in Kunduz province, Afghanistan, last November were honored with the Mackay Trophy Wednesday.
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Air Force Academy’s sexual assault prevention office blasted for ‘derelict’ management
A scathing report on misconduct and mismanagement in the Air Force Academy’s troubled sexual assault prevention and response office blasted its former director as “derelict in the performance of [her] duties.”
