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Investigators: Heat stroke killed airman during SERE training
A 21-year-old airman died of heat stroke during Survival, Evasion, Resistance and Escape training last July, according to an Air Force investigation report released Tuesday.
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Air Force trims eligibility for up-or-out extensions
The service is extending high-year tenure limits to hold onto experienced airmen in critical, undermanned career fields.
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Lawsuit alleges Air Force is withholding info on flag-folding incident
An organization representing a retired airman who was forcibly removed from a retirement ceremony last April is suing the Air Force, seeking more information on the incident.
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Transgender airman: ‘I would like to see them try to kick me out of my military’
Staff Sgt. Logan Ireland, a security forces airman, says he will fight any attempt to discharge him from the military.
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New personnel center commander takes aim at airmen’s frustrations
The frustration some airmen feel in dealing with the Air Force Personnel Center “is a real thing,” says Maj. Gen. Brian Kelly, the new commander. “We have to address that.”
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Rape convictions thrown out for former MTI
The Air Force Court of Criminal Appeals has overturned the rape convictions of a former master sergeant at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland.
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Air Force unveils list of tech sergeant selectees
The Air Force on Thursday released the list of 8,167 enlisted airmen who were chosen for promotion to technical sergeant, and the list of selectees can be found here.
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Top lawyer at Minot Air Force Base reassigned while under OSI investigation
The staff judge advocate at Minot Air Force Base in North Dakota has been reassigned while he is under investigation by the Office of Special Investigations.
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Air Force selects 2,311 officers for promotion
The Air Force Personnel Center said Wednesday that 2,311 officers have been selected for promotion.
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Air Force broadens PME eligibility, drops time-in-service requirement
The Air Force on Tuesday unveiled the biggest changes to enlisted professional military education in three years.
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Investigators: Heat stroke killed airman during SERE training
A 21-year-old airman died of heat stroke during Survival, Evasion, Resistance and Escape training last July, according to an Air Force investigation report released Tuesday.
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Air Force trims eligibility for up-or-out extensions
The service is extending high-year tenure limits to hold onto experienced airmen in critical, undermanned career fields.
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Lawsuit alleges Air Force is withholding info on flag-folding incident
An organization representing a retired airman who was forcibly removed from a retirement ceremony last April is suing the Air Force, seeking more information on the incident.
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Transgender airman: ‘I would like to see them try to kick me out of my military’
Staff Sgt. Logan Ireland, a security forces airman, says he will fight any attempt to discharge him from the military.
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New personnel center commander takes aim at airmen’s frustrations
The frustration some airmen feel in dealing with the Air Force Personnel Center “is a real thing,” says Maj. Gen. Brian Kelly, the new commander. “We have to address that.”
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Rape convictions thrown out for former MTI
The Air Force Court of Criminal Appeals has overturned the rape convictions of a former master sergeant at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland.
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Air Force unveils list of tech sergeant selectees
The Air Force on Thursday released the list of 8,167 enlisted airmen who were chosen for promotion to technical sergeant, and the list of selectees can be found here.
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Top lawyer at Minot Air Force Base reassigned while under OSI investigation
The staff judge advocate at Minot Air Force Base in North Dakota has been reassigned while he is under investigation by the Office of Special Investigations.
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Air Force selects 2,311 officers for promotion
The Air Force Personnel Center said Wednesday that 2,311 officers have been selected for promotion.
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Air Force broadens PME eligibility, drops time-in-service requirement
The Air Force on Tuesday unveiled the biggest changes to enlisted professional military education in three years.
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Investigators: Heat stroke killed airman during SERE training
A 21-year-old airman died of heat stroke during Survival, Evasion, Resistance and Escape training last July, according to an Air Force investigation report released Tuesday.
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Air Force trims eligibility for up-or-out extensions
The service is extending high-year tenure limits to hold onto experienced airmen in critical, undermanned career fields.
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Lawsuit alleges Air Force is withholding info on flag-folding incident
An organization representing a retired airman who was forcibly removed from a retirement ceremony last April is suing the Air Force, seeking more information on the incident.
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Transgender airman: ‘I would like to see them try to kick me out of my military’
Staff Sgt. Logan Ireland, a security forces airman, says he will fight any attempt to discharge him from the military.
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New personnel center commander takes aim at airmen’s frustrations
The frustration some airmen feel in dealing with the Air Force Personnel Center “is a real thing,” says Maj. Gen. Brian Kelly, the new commander. “We have to address that.”
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Rape convictions thrown out for former MTI
The Air Force Court of Criminal Appeals has overturned the rape convictions of a former master sergeant at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland.
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Air Force unveils list of tech sergeant selectees
The Air Force on Thursday released the list of 8,167 enlisted airmen who were chosen for promotion to technical sergeant, and the list of selectees can be found here.
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Top lawyer at Minot Air Force Base reassigned while under OSI investigation
The staff judge advocate at Minot Air Force Base in North Dakota has been reassigned while he is under investigation by the Office of Special Investigations.
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Air Force selects 2,311 officers for promotion
The Air Force Personnel Center said Wednesday that 2,311 officers have been selected for promotion.
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Air Force broadens PME eligibility, drops time-in-service requirement
The Air Force on Tuesday unveiled the biggest changes to enlisted professional military education in three years.
