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As Russia tensions rise, U.S. bombers prepare to train with European allies
The Air Force has deployed B-1B Lancer bombers to Europe as part of the Saber Strike and BALTOPS exercises there with NATO allies, according to a release Wednesday from U.S. European Command.
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New Air Force secretary: ‘We are too small for what the nation expects of us’
The Air Force’s new secretary, Heather Wilson, wants to grow the force. But before making any long-term decisions on just how many airmen to add, she wants to have a better idea of what threats the United States is going to face in coming years.
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Trump tweets put ‘nerve center’ of ISIS war in the middle of Qatar dispute
The comments from the president immediately raised the stakes for a major U.S. hub in the region at Al-Udeid, which serves as the “nerve center” for the U.S. air war in Iraq and Syria, and which bases 10,000 American troops.
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Air Force secretary: Arab rift with Qatar won’t hurt US operations
Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson said Monday that a diplomatic split between Qatar and four other Arab nations won’t affect the war against the Islamic State and other U.S. operations.
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Air Force rolls out 13-year, $455,000 bonuses for fighter pilots
Some fighter pilots could get retention bonuses worth up to $455,000 over 13 years under the Air Force’s latest version of its bonus program.
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Some international affairs guardsmen, reservists can now serve on active duty
In an effort to beef up its expertise with other nations, the Air Force is now allowing some guard and Reserve international affairs officers to temporarily move to active duty under the Voluntary Limited Period of Active Duty program.
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Enlisted airmen have another shot at flying RPAs
Enlisted airmen have until Nov. 15 to apply for the chance to fly remotely-piloted aircraft.
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Air Force: Malfunctions caused 2016 Predator crash in Iraq
An MQ-1B Predator crashed in Iraq last year after “significant malfunctions” gradually drove the remotely-piloted aircraft into the ground.
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Air Force announces SNCO, officer selection board schedule for 2018
The Air Force Personnel Center on Wednesday released the schedule for selection boards in 2018 for officers and senior non-commissioned officer promotions.
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Bomb threat led to building evacuations at Lackland Air Force Base
A bomb threat to a building at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland in Texas led to evacuations Tuesday, before an all-clear was given.
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As Russia tensions rise, U.S. bombers prepare to train with European allies
The Air Force has deployed B-1B Lancer bombers to Europe as part of the Saber Strike and BALTOPS exercises there with NATO allies, according to a release Wednesday from U.S. European Command.
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New Air Force secretary: ‘We are too small for what the nation expects of us’
The Air Force’s new secretary, Heather Wilson, wants to grow the force. But before making any long-term decisions on just how many airmen to add, she wants to have a better idea of what threats the United States is going to face in coming years.
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Trump tweets put ‘nerve center’ of ISIS war in the middle of Qatar dispute
The comments from the president immediately raised the stakes for a major U.S. hub in the region at Al-Udeid, which serves as the “nerve center” for the U.S. air war in Iraq and Syria, and which bases 10,000 American troops.
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Air Force secretary: Arab rift with Qatar won’t hurt US operations
Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson said Monday that a diplomatic split between Qatar and four other Arab nations won’t affect the war against the Islamic State and other U.S. operations.
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Air Force rolls out 13-year, $455,000 bonuses for fighter pilots
Some fighter pilots could get retention bonuses worth up to $455,000 over 13 years under the Air Force’s latest version of its bonus program.
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Some international affairs guardsmen, reservists can now serve on active duty
In an effort to beef up its expertise with other nations, the Air Force is now allowing some guard and Reserve international affairs officers to temporarily move to active duty under the Voluntary Limited Period of Active Duty program.
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Enlisted airmen have another shot at flying RPAs
Enlisted airmen have until Nov. 15 to apply for the chance to fly remotely-piloted aircraft.
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Air Force: Malfunctions caused 2016 Predator crash in Iraq
An MQ-1B Predator crashed in Iraq last year after “significant malfunctions” gradually drove the remotely-piloted aircraft into the ground.
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Air Force announces SNCO, officer selection board schedule for 2018
The Air Force Personnel Center on Wednesday released the schedule for selection boards in 2018 for officers and senior non-commissioned officer promotions.
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Bomb threat led to building evacuations at Lackland Air Force Base
A bomb threat to a building at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland in Texas led to evacuations Tuesday, before an all-clear was given.
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As Russia tensions rise, U.S. bombers prepare to train with European allies
The Air Force has deployed B-1B Lancer bombers to Europe as part of the Saber Strike and BALTOPS exercises there with NATO allies, according to a release Wednesday from U.S. European Command.
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New Air Force secretary: ‘We are too small for what the nation expects of us’
The Air Force’s new secretary, Heather Wilson, wants to grow the force. But before making any long-term decisions on just how many airmen to add, she wants to have a better idea of what threats the United States is going to face in coming years.
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Trump tweets put ‘nerve center’ of ISIS war in the middle of Qatar dispute
The comments from the president immediately raised the stakes for a major U.S. hub in the region at Al-Udeid, which serves as the “nerve center” for the U.S. air war in Iraq and Syria, and which bases 10,000 American troops.
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Air Force secretary: Arab rift with Qatar won’t hurt US operations
Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson said Monday that a diplomatic split between Qatar and four other Arab nations won’t affect the war against the Islamic State and other U.S. operations.
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Air Force rolls out 13-year, $455,000 bonuses for fighter pilots
Some fighter pilots could get retention bonuses worth up to $455,000 over 13 years under the Air Force’s latest version of its bonus program.
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Some international affairs guardsmen, reservists can now serve on active duty
In an effort to beef up its expertise with other nations, the Air Force is now allowing some guard and Reserve international affairs officers to temporarily move to active duty under the Voluntary Limited Period of Active Duty program.
-
Enlisted airmen have another shot at flying RPAs
Enlisted airmen have until Nov. 15 to apply for the chance to fly remotely-piloted aircraft.
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Air Force: Malfunctions caused 2016 Predator crash in Iraq
An MQ-1B Predator crashed in Iraq last year after “significant malfunctions” gradually drove the remotely-piloted aircraft into the ground.
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Air Force announces SNCO, officer selection board schedule for 2018
The Air Force Personnel Center on Wednesday released the schedule for selection boards in 2018 for officers and senior non-commissioned officer promotions.
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Bomb threat led to building evacuations at Lackland Air Force Base
A bomb threat to a building at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland in Texas led to evacuations Tuesday, before an all-clear was given.
