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Air Force general: The battle against ISIS is about to converge in the Euphrates valley
Iraqi troops and the U.S.-led coalition supporting them are gearing up for a battle to drive ISIS out of towns like Al Qaim in the Euphrates River Valley.
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Al Udeid patients weren’t notified for months about improperly cleaned endoscopes
The effort to figure out a plan to notify potentially affected patients, answer their questions, and offer testing and care to make sure they had not been infected by blood-borne diseases such as HIV and Hepatitis B and C dragged on for months.
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Air Force could recall up to 1,000 retired pilots amid shortage, retention crisis
The Air Force could bring back as many as 1,000 retired pilots for up to three years under a major expansion of a recall program, the White House announced Friday.
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20th Air Force commander will take charge of Air University, receive third star
Maj. Gen. Anthony Cotton, Maj. Gen. Dorothy Hogg and Maj. Gen. David Thompson have been nominated to receive their third stars and new assignments.
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Air Force medical squadron commander fired, under investigation
The commander of the 62nd Medical Squadron at Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Washington was relieved of command last month.
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Air Force hits recruiting goals with 33,000 new airmen
The Air Force recruited 33,071 new airmen in fiscal 2017 — a slight drop from the previous year’s recruiting bonanza, but still far above other recent years.
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Former AFSOUTH command chief pleads guilty, sentenced to 10 months
Chief Master Sgt. Jose Barraza, the former command chief of the 12th Air Force, or Air Forces Southern, pleaded guilty Thursday to multiple charges including indecent recording, obstruction of justice, and dereliction of duty.
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Air Force selects 609 for October supplemental promotion
The Air Force has selected 609 enlisted airmen for supplemental promotion to ranks ranging from staff sergeant to senior master sergeant.
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Court-martial for former AFSOUTH command chief begins
The court-martial of the former command chief of the 12th Air Force (Air Forces Southern), began Tuesday.
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The Air Force’s newest, deadliest gunship just hit a major milestone
The AC-130J Ghostrider — the latest in the Air Force’s line of heavily-armed gunships — marked a major developmental milestone Sept. 30 when it was declared to have reached initial operational capability.
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Air Force general: The battle against ISIS is about to converge in the Euphrates valley
Iraqi troops and the U.S.-led coalition supporting them are gearing up for a battle to drive ISIS out of towns like Al Qaim in the Euphrates River Valley.
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Al Udeid patients weren’t notified for months about improperly cleaned endoscopes
The effort to figure out a plan to notify potentially affected patients, answer their questions, and offer testing and care to make sure they had not been infected by blood-borne diseases such as HIV and Hepatitis B and C dragged on for months.
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Air Force could recall up to 1,000 retired pilots amid shortage, retention crisis
The Air Force could bring back as many as 1,000 retired pilots for up to three years under a major expansion of a recall program, the White House announced Friday.
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20th Air Force commander will take charge of Air University, receive third star
Maj. Gen. Anthony Cotton, Maj. Gen. Dorothy Hogg and Maj. Gen. David Thompson have been nominated to receive their third stars and new assignments.
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Air Force medical squadron commander fired, under investigation
The commander of the 62nd Medical Squadron at Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Washington was relieved of command last month.
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Air Force hits recruiting goals with 33,000 new airmen
The Air Force recruited 33,071 new airmen in fiscal 2017 — a slight drop from the previous year’s recruiting bonanza, but still far above other recent years.
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Former AFSOUTH command chief pleads guilty, sentenced to 10 months
Chief Master Sgt. Jose Barraza, the former command chief of the 12th Air Force, or Air Forces Southern, pleaded guilty Thursday to multiple charges including indecent recording, obstruction of justice, and dereliction of duty.
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Air Force selects 609 for October supplemental promotion
The Air Force has selected 609 enlisted airmen for supplemental promotion to ranks ranging from staff sergeant to senior master sergeant.
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Court-martial for former AFSOUTH command chief begins
The court-martial of the former command chief of the 12th Air Force (Air Forces Southern), began Tuesday.
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The Air Force’s newest, deadliest gunship just hit a major milestone
The AC-130J Ghostrider — the latest in the Air Force’s line of heavily-armed gunships — marked a major developmental milestone Sept. 30 when it was declared to have reached initial operational capability.
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Air Force general: The battle against ISIS is about to converge in the Euphrates valley
Iraqi troops and the U.S.-led coalition supporting them are gearing up for a battle to drive ISIS out of towns like Al Qaim in the Euphrates River Valley.
-
Al Udeid patients weren’t notified for months about improperly cleaned endoscopes
The effort to figure out a plan to notify potentially affected patients, answer their questions, and offer testing and care to make sure they had not been infected by blood-borne diseases such as HIV and Hepatitis B and C dragged on for months.
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Air Force could recall up to 1,000 retired pilots amid shortage, retention crisis
The Air Force could bring back as many as 1,000 retired pilots for up to three years under a major expansion of a recall program, the White House announced Friday.
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20th Air Force commander will take charge of Air University, receive third star
Maj. Gen. Anthony Cotton, Maj. Gen. Dorothy Hogg and Maj. Gen. David Thompson have been nominated to receive their third stars and new assignments.
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Air Force medical squadron commander fired, under investigation
The commander of the 62nd Medical Squadron at Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Washington was relieved of command last month.
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Air Force hits recruiting goals with 33,000 new airmen
The Air Force recruited 33,071 new airmen in fiscal 2017 — a slight drop from the previous year’s recruiting bonanza, but still far above other recent years.
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Former AFSOUTH command chief pleads guilty, sentenced to 10 months
Chief Master Sgt. Jose Barraza, the former command chief of the 12th Air Force, or Air Forces Southern, pleaded guilty Thursday to multiple charges including indecent recording, obstruction of justice, and dereliction of duty.
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Air Force selects 609 for October supplemental promotion
The Air Force has selected 609 enlisted airmen for supplemental promotion to ranks ranging from staff sergeant to senior master sergeant.
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Court-martial for former AFSOUTH command chief begins
The court-martial of the former command chief of the 12th Air Force (Air Forces Southern), began Tuesday.
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The Air Force’s newest, deadliest gunship just hit a major milestone
The AC-130J Ghostrider — the latest in the Air Force’s line of heavily-armed gunships — marked a major developmental milestone Sept. 30 when it was declared to have reached initial operational capability.
