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Go cyber: Airmen can earn cash and promotions, get set up for civilian life
The Air Force doesn’t want to be next on the infamous list of major cyberattacks. And that spells opportunities for airmen who are interested in scoring bonuses and retention pay, retraining opportunities, and perhaps even a better shot at getting a promotion.
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Wing commander at MacDill was relieved in July
The former head of the 927th Air Refueling Wing at MacDill Air Force Base, Florida, was relieved of command in July.
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Afghanistan airstrikes hit highest point in years
The number of weapons released in Afghanistan by the Air Force and allies in September hit the highest level in seven years.
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Maintenance group commander at Eglin Air Force Base fired
The former commander of the 96th Maintenance Group at Eglin Air Force Base was relieved of command last month.
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US troops deliver food, supplies to devastated Puerto Rico during round-the-clock operations
The U.S. military on Thursday kept pace with 24-hour operations to send aircraft, troops, food, supplies and equipment to Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands as the islands struggle to recover after Hurricane Maria.
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Racial slurs written on dorm room boards of black Air Force Academy cadet candidates
Racial slurs were written on the dormitory message boards of five black cadet candidates at the Air Force Academy Preparatory School earlier this week.
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Air Force expands sign-up opportunities for sabbatical program
Airmen will now have three chances each year to apply for an up-to-three-year sabbatical from the Air Force.
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From fighting ISIS to the Air Force Academy, new superintendent aims to teach cadets about modern war
Lt. Gen. Jay Silveria, the new superintendent of the Air Force Academy, hopes to bring his experience ― and knowledge of the way war has evolved ― to help train the next generation of Air Force officers.
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Air Force intel group commander relieved of command
Col. Robert Morse, the commander of the 693rd Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Group at Ramstein Air Base in Germany, has been relieved of command.
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Chief master sergeant charged with killing teen in drunk driving accident has retired at a lower rank
Hector Soler, who is accused of killing a teenager while driving drunk last year, retired in August at a reduced rank.
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Go cyber: Airmen can earn cash and promotions, get set up for civilian life
The Air Force doesn’t want to be next on the infamous list of major cyberattacks. And that spells opportunities for airmen who are interested in scoring bonuses and retention pay, retraining opportunities, and perhaps even a better shot at getting a promotion.
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Wing commander at MacDill was relieved in July
The former head of the 927th Air Refueling Wing at MacDill Air Force Base, Florida, was relieved of command in July.
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Afghanistan airstrikes hit highest point in years
The number of weapons released in Afghanistan by the Air Force and allies in September hit the highest level in seven years.
-
Maintenance group commander at Eglin Air Force Base fired
The former commander of the 96th Maintenance Group at Eglin Air Force Base was relieved of command last month.
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US troops deliver food, supplies to devastated Puerto Rico during round-the-clock operations
The U.S. military on Thursday kept pace with 24-hour operations to send aircraft, troops, food, supplies and equipment to Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands as the islands struggle to recover after Hurricane Maria.
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Racial slurs written on dorm room boards of black Air Force Academy cadet candidates
Racial slurs were written on the dormitory message boards of five black cadet candidates at the Air Force Academy Preparatory School earlier this week.
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Air Force expands sign-up opportunities for sabbatical program
Airmen will now have three chances each year to apply for an up-to-three-year sabbatical from the Air Force.
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From fighting ISIS to the Air Force Academy, new superintendent aims to teach cadets about modern war
Lt. Gen. Jay Silveria, the new superintendent of the Air Force Academy, hopes to bring his experience ― and knowledge of the way war has evolved ― to help train the next generation of Air Force officers.
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Air Force intel group commander relieved of command
Col. Robert Morse, the commander of the 693rd Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Group at Ramstein Air Base in Germany, has been relieved of command.
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Chief master sergeant charged with killing teen in drunk driving accident has retired at a lower rank
Hector Soler, who is accused of killing a teenager while driving drunk last year, retired in August at a reduced rank.
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Go cyber: Airmen can earn cash and promotions, get set up for civilian life
The Air Force doesn’t want to be next on the infamous list of major cyberattacks. And that spells opportunities for airmen who are interested in scoring bonuses and retention pay, retraining opportunities, and perhaps even a better shot at getting a promotion.
-
Wing commander at MacDill was relieved in July
The former head of the 927th Air Refueling Wing at MacDill Air Force Base, Florida, was relieved of command in July.
-
Afghanistan airstrikes hit highest point in years
The number of weapons released in Afghanistan by the Air Force and allies in September hit the highest level in seven years.
-
Maintenance group commander at Eglin Air Force Base fired
The former commander of the 96th Maintenance Group at Eglin Air Force Base was relieved of command last month.
-
US troops deliver food, supplies to devastated Puerto Rico during round-the-clock operations
The U.S. military on Thursday kept pace with 24-hour operations to send aircraft, troops, food, supplies and equipment to Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands as the islands struggle to recover after Hurricane Maria.
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Racial slurs written on dorm room boards of black Air Force Academy cadet candidates
Racial slurs were written on the dormitory message boards of five black cadet candidates at the Air Force Academy Preparatory School earlier this week.
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Air Force expands sign-up opportunities for sabbatical program
Airmen will now have three chances each year to apply for an up-to-three-year sabbatical from the Air Force.
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From fighting ISIS to the Air Force Academy, new superintendent aims to teach cadets about modern war
Lt. Gen. Jay Silveria, the new superintendent of the Air Force Academy, hopes to bring his experience ― and knowledge of the way war has evolved ― to help train the next generation of Air Force officers.
-
Air Force intel group commander relieved of command
Col. Robert Morse, the commander of the 693rd Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Group at Ramstein Air Base in Germany, has been relieved of command.
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Chief master sergeant charged with killing teen in drunk driving accident has retired at a lower rank
Hector Soler, who is accused of killing a teenager while driving drunk last year, retired in August at a reduced rank.
