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Bomb squad clears suspicious truck at Hanscom gate; operations resume
Hanscom Air Force Base has closed a gate and evacuated the nearby area after a suspicious truck prompted officials to call in the bomb squad.
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No serious injuries after fire at Eglin Air Force Base in Florida
Officials say there has been an explosion at the Eglin Air Force Base in Florida. No injuries have been reported, but some areas inside and outside of the base have been evacuated.
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A-10 pilot who braved ‘hailstorm of anti-aircraft fire’ to save soldiers receives Silver Star
A retired A-10 pilot will receive the Silver Star Friday for his role supporting soldiers attempting to cross the Tigris River and surround Baghdad in the opening days of the Iraq war.
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Trump nominates top Senate staffer, former F-15 pilot to be Air Force undersecretary
President Trump on Thursday nominated Matt Donovan, a former F-15C pilot and member of the Senate Armed Services Committee professional staff, as the next undersecretary of the Air Force.
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Wounded Air Force TACP and paralympian to receive ESPN’s Pat Tillman Award
Master Sgt. Israel Del Toro, a tactical air control party airman who miraculously returned to service after a roadside bomb in Afghanistan left him with massive burns, will receive the Pat Tillman Award for Service, ESPN announced Wednesday.
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Staff sergeants can once again become MTIs
For the first time in five years, staff sergeants can be nominated to become military training instructors, the Air Force announced Tuesday.
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Airman of the Year saves lives, prepares new airmen for service
Saving one person’s life usually is enough to establish someone as a hero. Tech. Sgt. Megan Harper saved two lives in a single evening.
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Maj. Gen. Kelly takes command of Air Force Personnel Center
Maj. Gen. Brian Kelly assumed command of the Air Force Personnel Center in a ceremony Friday at Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph in Texas.
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Air-to-air combat is back: How will the Air Force respond as the war over Syria heats up?
The first American air-to-air kill involving manned aircraft in almost two decades opens up a new chapter in American warfare — and perhaps a more dangerous phase of the air war against the Islamic State terror group.
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New Air Force program allows battlefield airmen to keep monthly incentive pay
Beginning this fall, the Air Force will start allowing battlefield airmen to keep their monthly incentive pay, even if they’re on staff or instructor duty or are unable to do their duties due to medical issues.
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Bomb squad clears suspicious truck at Hanscom gate; operations resume
Hanscom Air Force Base has closed a gate and evacuated the nearby area after a suspicious truck prompted officials to call in the bomb squad.
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No serious injuries after fire at Eglin Air Force Base in Florida
Officials say there has been an explosion at the Eglin Air Force Base in Florida. No injuries have been reported, but some areas inside and outside of the base have been evacuated.
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A-10 pilot who braved ‘hailstorm of anti-aircraft fire’ to save soldiers receives Silver Star
A retired A-10 pilot will receive the Silver Star Friday for his role supporting soldiers attempting to cross the Tigris River and surround Baghdad in the opening days of the Iraq war.
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Trump nominates top Senate staffer, former F-15 pilot to be Air Force undersecretary
President Trump on Thursday nominated Matt Donovan, a former F-15C pilot and member of the Senate Armed Services Committee professional staff, as the next undersecretary of the Air Force.
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Wounded Air Force TACP and paralympian to receive ESPN’s Pat Tillman Award
Master Sgt. Israel Del Toro, a tactical air control party airman who miraculously returned to service after a roadside bomb in Afghanistan left him with massive burns, will receive the Pat Tillman Award for Service, ESPN announced Wednesday.
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Staff sergeants can once again become MTIs
For the first time in five years, staff sergeants can be nominated to become military training instructors, the Air Force announced Tuesday.
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Airman of the Year saves lives, prepares new airmen for service
Saving one person’s life usually is enough to establish someone as a hero. Tech. Sgt. Megan Harper saved two lives in a single evening.
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Maj. Gen. Kelly takes command of Air Force Personnel Center
Maj. Gen. Brian Kelly assumed command of the Air Force Personnel Center in a ceremony Friday at Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph in Texas.
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Air-to-air combat is back: How will the Air Force respond as the war over Syria heats up?
The first American air-to-air kill involving manned aircraft in almost two decades opens up a new chapter in American warfare — and perhaps a more dangerous phase of the air war against the Islamic State terror group.
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New Air Force program allows battlefield airmen to keep monthly incentive pay
Beginning this fall, the Air Force will start allowing battlefield airmen to keep their monthly incentive pay, even if they’re on staff or instructor duty or are unable to do their duties due to medical issues.
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Bomb squad clears suspicious truck at Hanscom gate; operations resume
Hanscom Air Force Base has closed a gate and evacuated the nearby area after a suspicious truck prompted officials to call in the bomb squad.
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No serious injuries after fire at Eglin Air Force Base in Florida
Officials say there has been an explosion at the Eglin Air Force Base in Florida. No injuries have been reported, but some areas inside and outside of the base have been evacuated.
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A-10 pilot who braved ‘hailstorm of anti-aircraft fire’ to save soldiers receives Silver Star
A retired A-10 pilot will receive the Silver Star Friday for his role supporting soldiers attempting to cross the Tigris River and surround Baghdad in the opening days of the Iraq war.
-
Trump nominates top Senate staffer, former F-15 pilot to be Air Force undersecretary
President Trump on Thursday nominated Matt Donovan, a former F-15C pilot and member of the Senate Armed Services Committee professional staff, as the next undersecretary of the Air Force.
-
Wounded Air Force TACP and paralympian to receive ESPN’s Pat Tillman Award
Master Sgt. Israel Del Toro, a tactical air control party airman who miraculously returned to service after a roadside bomb in Afghanistan left him with massive burns, will receive the Pat Tillman Award for Service, ESPN announced Wednesday.
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Staff sergeants can once again become MTIs
For the first time in five years, staff sergeants can be nominated to become military training instructors, the Air Force announced Tuesday.
-
Airman of the Year saves lives, prepares new airmen for service
Saving one person’s life usually is enough to establish someone as a hero. Tech. Sgt. Megan Harper saved two lives in a single evening.
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Maj. Gen. Kelly takes command of Air Force Personnel Center
Maj. Gen. Brian Kelly assumed command of the Air Force Personnel Center in a ceremony Friday at Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph in Texas.
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Air-to-air combat is back: How will the Air Force respond as the war over Syria heats up?
The first American air-to-air kill involving manned aircraft in almost two decades opens up a new chapter in American warfare — and perhaps a more dangerous phase of the air war against the Islamic State terror group.
-
New Air Force program allows battlefield airmen to keep monthly incentive pay
Beginning this fall, the Air Force will start allowing battlefield airmen to keep their monthly incentive pay, even if they’re on staff or instructor duty or are unable to do their duties due to medical issues.
