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On the Air Force’s 70th birthday, its chief uses the past to guide the future
Nearly the entire history of flight can be traced while circling Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein’s Pentagon office.
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Your favorite Air Force planes
To mark the Air Force’s 70th birthday, Air Force Times asked some of the service’s top leaders to name their favorite plane.
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Air Force’s top enlisted looks for solutions to the frustration and stress many airmen feel
The Air Force is stressed out, stretched thin and tired, says Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force Kaleth Wright.
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The Air Force is working to overhaul its personnel systems, officer evals
The Air Force is launching the most sweeping overhaul of its personnel information technology systems in about two decades.
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ACC boss: The Air Force’s fighters must be ready to fly in contested air space
The nation’s adversaries are developing new tactics, strategies and capabilities that are whittling away at the Air Force’s advantage.
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AETC gears up to help rebuild the Air Force’s manning levels
The Air Force faces a tall order: Get its end strength up to 350,000 by the mid-2020s after years of manning cuts.
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Three-star: AFSOC getting job done despite unprecedented deployment rate
The burden of waging nearly 16 years of war has weighed particularly heavily on Air Force Special Operations Command.
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Big names — and some surprises — expected during annual AFA conference
This year’s Air, Space and Cyber conference in National Harbor, Maryland, is going to be the biggest in years, officials said — and there will be a few surprises as well.
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Beginning in December, major promotions for all
If you’re a captain and managed to keep your nose clean, your lucky day is coming.
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Air Force selects 2,001 enlisted airmen for supplemental promotion
Airmen selected for supplemental promotion typically test outside of their required cycle due to an extended temporary duty assignment or deployment to support contingency operations.
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On the Air Force’s 70th birthday, its chief uses the past to guide the future
Nearly the entire history of flight can be traced while circling Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein’s Pentagon office.
-
Your favorite Air Force planes
To mark the Air Force’s 70th birthday, Air Force Times asked some of the service’s top leaders to name their favorite plane.
-
Air Force’s top enlisted looks for solutions to the frustration and stress many airmen feel
The Air Force is stressed out, stretched thin and tired, says Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force Kaleth Wright.
-
The Air Force is working to overhaul its personnel systems, officer evals
The Air Force is launching the most sweeping overhaul of its personnel information technology systems in about two decades.
-
ACC boss: The Air Force’s fighters must be ready to fly in contested air space
The nation’s adversaries are developing new tactics, strategies and capabilities that are whittling away at the Air Force’s advantage.
-
AETC gears up to help rebuild the Air Force’s manning levels
The Air Force faces a tall order: Get its end strength up to 350,000 by the mid-2020s after years of manning cuts.
-
Three-star: AFSOC getting job done despite unprecedented deployment rate
The burden of waging nearly 16 years of war has weighed particularly heavily on Air Force Special Operations Command.
-
Big names — and some surprises — expected during annual AFA conference
This year’s Air, Space and Cyber conference in National Harbor, Maryland, is going to be the biggest in years, officials said — and there will be a few surprises as well.
-
Beginning in December, major promotions for all
If you’re a captain and managed to keep your nose clean, your lucky day is coming.
-
Air Force selects 2,001 enlisted airmen for supplemental promotion
Airmen selected for supplemental promotion typically test outside of their required cycle due to an extended temporary duty assignment or deployment to support contingency operations.
-
On the Air Force’s 70th birthday, its chief uses the past to guide the future
Nearly the entire history of flight can be traced while circling Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein’s Pentagon office.
-
Your favorite Air Force planes
To mark the Air Force’s 70th birthday, Air Force Times asked some of the service’s top leaders to name their favorite plane.
-
Air Force’s top enlisted looks for solutions to the frustration and stress many airmen feel
The Air Force is stressed out, stretched thin and tired, says Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force Kaleth Wright.
-
The Air Force is working to overhaul its personnel systems, officer evals
The Air Force is launching the most sweeping overhaul of its personnel information technology systems in about two decades.
-
ACC boss: The Air Force’s fighters must be ready to fly in contested air space
The nation’s adversaries are developing new tactics, strategies and capabilities that are whittling away at the Air Force’s advantage.
-
AETC gears up to help rebuild the Air Force’s manning levels
The Air Force faces a tall order: Get its end strength up to 350,000 by the mid-2020s after years of manning cuts.
-
Three-star: AFSOC getting job done despite unprecedented deployment rate
The burden of waging nearly 16 years of war has weighed particularly heavily on Air Force Special Operations Command.
-
Big names — and some surprises — expected during annual AFA conference
This year’s Air, Space and Cyber conference in National Harbor, Maryland, is going to be the biggest in years, officials said — and there will be a few surprises as well.
-
Beginning in December, major promotions for all
If you’re a captain and managed to keep your nose clean, your lucky day is coming.
-
Air Force selects 2,001 enlisted airmen for supplemental promotion
Airmen selected for supplemental promotion typically test outside of their required cycle due to an extended temporary duty assignment or deployment to support contingency operations.



