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Tyndall colonel arrested for allegedly soliciting underage sex
A colonel at Tyndall Air Force Base in Florida was arrested for allegedly soliciting sex online from a police officer posing as a 14-year-old boy.
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With budget passed, hunt for a new Compass Call ‘off and running’
The Air Force’s hunt for a new electronic warfare aircraft is “off and running” now that a budget has been approved for the rest of fiscal 2017.
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Air University abruptly cancels upcoming Squadron Officers School class
The Air Force has abruptly cancelled its upcoming Squadron Officers School class, about three weeks before it was slated to begin.
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Air Force: Pilot’s checklist distraction led to Reaper crash
A pilot crashed an MQ-9A Reaper at the Nevada Test and Training Range last year after becoming distracted by checklist procedures and missing warning signs of a stall, the Air Force said Thursday.
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Boeing mechanics caused $4 million in damage to Air Force One’s oxygen system
Mechanics from Boeing Corp. contaminated the oxygen system on a presidential Air Force One aircraft last April, according to an accident investigation board report released Tuesday.
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Moving up: Airmen in these hot careers are advancing — and fast
Year after year, across the Air Force, some enlisted airmen earn their next stripe after three or four years, while others wait twice as long for promotion to the same rank. Why? It’s not necessarily that one airman is that much better than another. Instead, it’s all in their jobs.
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Fresh off graduation, these are the Air Force’s first enlisted RPA pilots
On May 5, the first three enlisted airmen in Air Force history — identified as Master Sgt. Alex, Master Sgt. Mike, and Technical Sgt. Mike — graduated from undergraduate RPA training at Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph in Texas.
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A new Compass Call: The Air Force is replacing its Vietnam-era electronic warfare planes
It’s one of the lesser-known, but most important, weapons in the fight against the Islamic State: The EC-130H Compass Call, a suite of complex communication-jamming systems, stuffed into aging cargo planes that date back to the Vietnam War.
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Air Force investigating on-base death of tech sergeant assigned to Holloman
An aircraft avionics craftsman at Holloman Air Force Base in New Mexico died on-base Friday night, the base said in a release Wednesday.
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The Air Force is replacing Course 15 with a new NCO distance learning program
The Air Force is phasing out its old Course 15 distance learning program by the end of May, and replacing it with a new Noncommissioned Officer Distance Learning Course it says will make studying easier for airmen.
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Tyndall colonel arrested for allegedly soliciting underage sex
A colonel at Tyndall Air Force Base in Florida was arrested for allegedly soliciting sex online from a police officer posing as a 14-year-old boy.
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With budget passed, hunt for a new Compass Call ‘off and running’
The Air Force’s hunt for a new electronic warfare aircraft is “off and running” now that a budget has been approved for the rest of fiscal 2017.
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Air University abruptly cancels upcoming Squadron Officers School class
The Air Force has abruptly cancelled its upcoming Squadron Officers School class, about three weeks before it was slated to begin.
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Air Force: Pilot’s checklist distraction led to Reaper crash
A pilot crashed an MQ-9A Reaper at the Nevada Test and Training Range last year after becoming distracted by checklist procedures and missing warning signs of a stall, the Air Force said Thursday.
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Boeing mechanics caused $4 million in damage to Air Force One’s oxygen system
Mechanics from Boeing Corp. contaminated the oxygen system on a presidential Air Force One aircraft last April, according to an accident investigation board report released Tuesday.
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Moving up: Airmen in these hot careers are advancing — and fast
Year after year, across the Air Force, some enlisted airmen earn their next stripe after three or four years, while others wait twice as long for promotion to the same rank. Why? It’s not necessarily that one airman is that much better than another. Instead, it’s all in their jobs.
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Fresh off graduation, these are the Air Force’s first enlisted RPA pilots
On May 5, the first three enlisted airmen in Air Force history — identified as Master Sgt. Alex, Master Sgt. Mike, and Technical Sgt. Mike — graduated from undergraduate RPA training at Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph in Texas.
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A new Compass Call: The Air Force is replacing its Vietnam-era electronic warfare planes
It’s one of the lesser-known, but most important, weapons in the fight against the Islamic State: The EC-130H Compass Call, a suite of complex communication-jamming systems, stuffed into aging cargo planes that date back to the Vietnam War.
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Air Force investigating on-base death of tech sergeant assigned to Holloman
An aircraft avionics craftsman at Holloman Air Force Base in New Mexico died on-base Friday night, the base said in a release Wednesday.
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The Air Force is replacing Course 15 with a new NCO distance learning program
The Air Force is phasing out its old Course 15 distance learning program by the end of May, and replacing it with a new Noncommissioned Officer Distance Learning Course it says will make studying easier for airmen.
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Tyndall colonel arrested for allegedly soliciting underage sex
A colonel at Tyndall Air Force Base in Florida was arrested for allegedly soliciting sex online from a police officer posing as a 14-year-old boy.
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With budget passed, hunt for a new Compass Call ‘off and running’
The Air Force’s hunt for a new electronic warfare aircraft is “off and running” now that a budget has been approved for the rest of fiscal 2017.
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Air University abruptly cancels upcoming Squadron Officers School class
The Air Force has abruptly cancelled its upcoming Squadron Officers School class, about three weeks before it was slated to begin.
-
Air Force: Pilot’s checklist distraction led to Reaper crash
A pilot crashed an MQ-9A Reaper at the Nevada Test and Training Range last year after becoming distracted by checklist procedures and missing warning signs of a stall, the Air Force said Thursday.
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Boeing mechanics caused $4 million in damage to Air Force One’s oxygen system
Mechanics from Boeing Corp. contaminated the oxygen system on a presidential Air Force One aircraft last April, according to an accident investigation board report released Tuesday.
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Moving up: Airmen in these hot careers are advancing — and fast
Year after year, across the Air Force, some enlisted airmen earn their next stripe after three or four years, while others wait twice as long for promotion to the same rank. Why? It’s not necessarily that one airman is that much better than another. Instead, it’s all in their jobs.
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Fresh off graduation, these are the Air Force’s first enlisted RPA pilots
On May 5, the first three enlisted airmen in Air Force history — identified as Master Sgt. Alex, Master Sgt. Mike, and Technical Sgt. Mike — graduated from undergraduate RPA training at Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph in Texas.
-
A new Compass Call: The Air Force is replacing its Vietnam-era electronic warfare planes
It’s one of the lesser-known, but most important, weapons in the fight against the Islamic State: The EC-130H Compass Call, a suite of complex communication-jamming systems, stuffed into aging cargo planes that date back to the Vietnam War.
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Air Force investigating on-base death of tech sergeant assigned to Holloman
An aircraft avionics craftsman at Holloman Air Force Base in New Mexico died on-base Friday night, the base said in a release Wednesday.
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The Air Force is replacing Course 15 with a new NCO distance learning program
The Air Force is phasing out its old Course 15 distance learning program by the end of May, and replacing it with a new Noncommissioned Officer Distance Learning Course it says will make studying easier for airmen.
