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ACC’s Brig. Gen. Buhler fired after IG investigation
Brig. Gen. Carl Buhler, the director of engineering, logistics and force protection for Air Combat Command, was removed from his leadership position Monday.
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T-6As remain grounded at Vance Air Force Base after hypoxia scares
Two weeks after hypoxia scares led the 71st Flying Training Wing at Vance Air Force Base in Oklahoma to ground its T-6A Texan II aircraft, it remains unknown when flying operations will resume.
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After Texas church shooting, Air Force finds dozens of similar crime reporting lapses
The Air Force on Tuesday said it has found dozens of database reporting lapses of the same kind that may have allowed the Sutherland Springs, Texas, church shooter to buy guns despite his domestic violence conviction.
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After fatal crash, Laughlin Air Force Base’s training aircraft return to the sky
Flying operations at Laughlin Air Force Base in Texas resumed Monday morning, a week after a fatal T-38 Talon crash prompted the base to ground all aircraft.
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Air Force selects 472 for promotion to chief master sergeant
The Air Force has selected 472 airmen for promotion to chief master sergeant, the Air Force Personnel Center said Tuesday.
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‘Oh s–t’: Intel group commander at Ramstein fired after drunk driving arrest
The former commander of the 693rd Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Group at Ramstein Air Base in Germany was relieved of command in September after a drunk driving arrest at the base’s gate.
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Air Force: 131 enlisted airmen apply to fly Global Hawk RPAs
The Air Force Personnel Center on Wednesday said that 131 enlisted airmen applied for the chance to become remotely-piloted aircraft pilots under the next selection board.
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Air Force identifies pilot killed in T-38 crash near Laughlin AFB
Capt. Paul Barbour was a 32-year-old instructor pilot with the 87th Flying Training Squadron.
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‘Going to break this force’: Air Force warns cuts, manning woes could hurt war zone fight
The Air Force has worried for years about its shortage of pilots, maintainers and other crucial airmen. But now, top Air Force leaders are sounding a red alert.
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Laughlin Air Force Base suspends flying operations after fatal T-38 crash
One pilot was killed and another was injured in the crash.
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ACC’s Brig. Gen. Buhler fired after IG investigation
Brig. Gen. Carl Buhler, the director of engineering, logistics and force protection for Air Combat Command, was removed from his leadership position Monday.
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T-6As remain grounded at Vance Air Force Base after hypoxia scares
Two weeks after hypoxia scares led the 71st Flying Training Wing at Vance Air Force Base in Oklahoma to ground its T-6A Texan II aircraft, it remains unknown when flying operations will resume.
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After Texas church shooting, Air Force finds dozens of similar crime reporting lapses
The Air Force on Tuesday said it has found dozens of database reporting lapses of the same kind that may have allowed the Sutherland Springs, Texas, church shooter to buy guns despite his domestic violence conviction.
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After fatal crash, Laughlin Air Force Base’s training aircraft return to the sky
Flying operations at Laughlin Air Force Base in Texas resumed Monday morning, a week after a fatal T-38 Talon crash prompted the base to ground all aircraft.
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Air Force selects 472 for promotion to chief master sergeant
The Air Force has selected 472 airmen for promotion to chief master sergeant, the Air Force Personnel Center said Tuesday.
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‘Oh s–t’: Intel group commander at Ramstein fired after drunk driving arrest
The former commander of the 693rd Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Group at Ramstein Air Base in Germany was relieved of command in September after a drunk driving arrest at the base’s gate.
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Air Force: 131 enlisted airmen apply to fly Global Hawk RPAs
The Air Force Personnel Center on Wednesday said that 131 enlisted airmen applied for the chance to become remotely-piloted aircraft pilots under the next selection board.
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Air Force identifies pilot killed in T-38 crash near Laughlin AFB
Capt. Paul Barbour was a 32-year-old instructor pilot with the 87th Flying Training Squadron.
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‘Going to break this force’: Air Force warns cuts, manning woes could hurt war zone fight
The Air Force has worried for years about its shortage of pilots, maintainers and other crucial airmen. But now, top Air Force leaders are sounding a red alert.
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Laughlin Air Force Base suspends flying operations after fatal T-38 crash
One pilot was killed and another was injured in the crash.
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ACC’s Brig. Gen. Buhler fired after IG investigation
Brig. Gen. Carl Buhler, the director of engineering, logistics and force protection for Air Combat Command, was removed from his leadership position Monday.
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T-6As remain grounded at Vance Air Force Base after hypoxia scares
Two weeks after hypoxia scares led the 71st Flying Training Wing at Vance Air Force Base in Oklahoma to ground its T-6A Texan II aircraft, it remains unknown when flying operations will resume.
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After Texas church shooting, Air Force finds dozens of similar crime reporting lapses
The Air Force on Tuesday said it has found dozens of database reporting lapses of the same kind that may have allowed the Sutherland Springs, Texas, church shooter to buy guns despite his domestic violence conviction.
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After fatal crash, Laughlin Air Force Base’s training aircraft return to the sky
Flying operations at Laughlin Air Force Base in Texas resumed Monday morning, a week after a fatal T-38 Talon crash prompted the base to ground all aircraft.
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Air Force selects 472 for promotion to chief master sergeant
The Air Force has selected 472 airmen for promotion to chief master sergeant, the Air Force Personnel Center said Tuesday.
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‘Oh s–t’: Intel group commander at Ramstein fired after drunk driving arrest
The former commander of the 693rd Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Group at Ramstein Air Base in Germany was relieved of command in September after a drunk driving arrest at the base’s gate.
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Air Force: 131 enlisted airmen apply to fly Global Hawk RPAs
The Air Force Personnel Center on Wednesday said that 131 enlisted airmen applied for the chance to become remotely-piloted aircraft pilots under the next selection board.
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Air Force identifies pilot killed in T-38 crash near Laughlin AFB
Capt. Paul Barbour was a 32-year-old instructor pilot with the 87th Flying Training Squadron.
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‘Going to break this force’: Air Force warns cuts, manning woes could hurt war zone fight
The Air Force has worried for years about its shortage of pilots, maintainers and other crucial airmen. But now, top Air Force leaders are sounding a red alert.
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Laughlin Air Force Base suspends flying operations after fatal T-38 crash
One pilot was killed and another was injured in the crash.
