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Latest female airman to start TACP training dropped out on the third day
The latest female airman to attempt to become a tactical air control party airman dropped out on her third day of training.
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Airstrikes against ISIS hit all-time high
For the first time since the war against the Islamic State began, U.S. and allied aircraft in August released more than 5,000 weapons in a single month.
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Air Force Academy cadet pleads guilty to child porn possession
A senior at the Air Force Academy will be dismissed from the Air Force and confined for 30 months after pleading guilty to possession of child pornography Tuesday.
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Air Force pilot killed during training near Nellis Air Force Base
Lt. Col. Eric Schultz was on a training mission when the aircraft crashed at the Nevada Test and Training Range.
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Air Force lieutenant colonel accused of sexually assaulting a minor
A lieutenant colonel from Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst in New Jersey is scheduled to face a court martial Dec. 4 for the alleged sexual assault of a minor.
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Two A-10s crash during training mission at Nellis Air Force Base
Two A-10C Warthogs from the 57th Wing at Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada crashed during a training flight Wednesday night.
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To keep pilots from quitting, the Air Force will let some stay in assignments longer
The Air Force on Thursday began allowing some experienced fighter pilots and weapon systems officers to stay in their assignments for three more years, as part of its ongoing effort to stop an alarming pilot exodus.
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Air Force adjusting to counterterrorism-focused Afghanistan strategy
With the United States shifting to a new Afghanistan war strategy that is more heavily focused on counterterrorism, Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson said the service will adjust to best support that mission.
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Air Force rolls out major special duty pay expansion
Certain flight engineers, loadmasters, remotely-piloted aircraft sensor operators, and cyberspace mission forces could be newly eligible for hefty additional payments each month under the Air Force’s latest expansion of special duty assignment pay.
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Goldfein: Air Force could see increased airstrikes, new deployments in Afghanistan
Now that President Donald Trump has set his administration’s new strategy in Afghanistan, Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein said the work has begun to figure out how to turn that into reality.
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Latest female airman to start TACP training dropped out on the third day
The latest female airman to attempt to become a tactical air control party airman dropped out on her third day of training.
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Airstrikes against ISIS hit all-time high
For the first time since the war against the Islamic State began, U.S. and allied aircraft in August released more than 5,000 weapons in a single month.
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Air Force Academy cadet pleads guilty to child porn possession
A senior at the Air Force Academy will be dismissed from the Air Force and confined for 30 months after pleading guilty to possession of child pornography Tuesday.
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Air Force pilot killed during training near Nellis Air Force Base
Lt. Col. Eric Schultz was on a training mission when the aircraft crashed at the Nevada Test and Training Range.
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Air Force lieutenant colonel accused of sexually assaulting a minor
A lieutenant colonel from Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst in New Jersey is scheduled to face a court martial Dec. 4 for the alleged sexual assault of a minor.
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Two A-10s crash during training mission at Nellis Air Force Base
Two A-10C Warthogs from the 57th Wing at Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada crashed during a training flight Wednesday night.
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To keep pilots from quitting, the Air Force will let some stay in assignments longer
The Air Force on Thursday began allowing some experienced fighter pilots and weapon systems officers to stay in their assignments for three more years, as part of its ongoing effort to stop an alarming pilot exodus.
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Air Force adjusting to counterterrorism-focused Afghanistan strategy
With the United States shifting to a new Afghanistan war strategy that is more heavily focused on counterterrorism, Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson said the service will adjust to best support that mission.
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Air Force rolls out major special duty pay expansion
Certain flight engineers, loadmasters, remotely-piloted aircraft sensor operators, and cyberspace mission forces could be newly eligible for hefty additional payments each month under the Air Force’s latest expansion of special duty assignment pay.
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Goldfein: Air Force could see increased airstrikes, new deployments in Afghanistan
Now that President Donald Trump has set his administration’s new strategy in Afghanistan, Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein said the work has begun to figure out how to turn that into reality.
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Latest female airman to start TACP training dropped out on the third day
The latest female airman to attempt to become a tactical air control party airman dropped out on her third day of training.
-
Airstrikes against ISIS hit all-time high
For the first time since the war against the Islamic State began, U.S. and allied aircraft in August released more than 5,000 weapons in a single month.
-
Air Force Academy cadet pleads guilty to child porn possession
A senior at the Air Force Academy will be dismissed from the Air Force and confined for 30 months after pleading guilty to possession of child pornography Tuesday.
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Air Force pilot killed during training near Nellis Air Force Base
Lt. Col. Eric Schultz was on a training mission when the aircraft crashed at the Nevada Test and Training Range.
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Air Force lieutenant colonel accused of sexually assaulting a minor
A lieutenant colonel from Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst in New Jersey is scheduled to face a court martial Dec. 4 for the alleged sexual assault of a minor.
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Two A-10s crash during training mission at Nellis Air Force Base
Two A-10C Warthogs from the 57th Wing at Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada crashed during a training flight Wednesday night.
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To keep pilots from quitting, the Air Force will let some stay in assignments longer
The Air Force on Thursday began allowing some experienced fighter pilots and weapon systems officers to stay in their assignments for three more years, as part of its ongoing effort to stop an alarming pilot exodus.
-
Air Force adjusting to counterterrorism-focused Afghanistan strategy
With the United States shifting to a new Afghanistan war strategy that is more heavily focused on counterterrorism, Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson said the service will adjust to best support that mission.
-
Air Force rolls out major special duty pay expansion
Certain flight engineers, loadmasters, remotely-piloted aircraft sensor operators, and cyberspace mission forces could be newly eligible for hefty additional payments each month under the Air Force’s latest expansion of special duty assignment pay.
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Goldfein: Air Force could see increased airstrikes, new deployments in Afghanistan
Now that President Donald Trump has set his administration’s new strategy in Afghanistan, Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein said the work has begun to figure out how to turn that into reality.
