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Squadron commander at Morón Air Base relieved of duty
Lt. Col. Mario Verrett was removed as commander of the 496th Air Base Squadron and U.S. Forces Morón Air Base in Spain on April 28.
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New Air Force policy gives new mothers 12 months to decide if they want to stay in uniform
Female airmen who give birth now have up to a year to decide whether they want to stay in the Air Force, under a new policy that went into effect Wednesday.
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Hazing on the academy’s gymnastics team: Cadets, coach were punished after investigation
A rash of hazing and other juvenile behavior on the Air Force Academy’s men’s gymnastics team led to punishments of the coach and some cadets in 2014, a newly released investigative report reveals.
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Astronaut Jack Fischer, an Air Force colonel, arrives at space station
Air Force pilot Col. Jack Fischer arrived at the International Space Station Thursday morning after blasting off from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan.
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Air Force: Bird scare led to aborted takeoff that wrecked B-52
An aborted takeoff that went wrong wrecked a B-52H Stratofortress in a May 19, 2016, accident at Andersen Air Force Base in Guam, Global Strike Command said in a Wednesday release.
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Air Force expands opportunities for Guard, Reserve officers who want to go on active duty
More pilots, maintainers, nurses, combat systems officers, battlefield airmen and other officers from the Air National Guard and Air Force Reserve are now able to temporarily move to active duty, the Air Force said Tuesday.
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Air Force to collect $400 from 526 airmen after overpaying them 2 years ago
The Air Force in June will start collecting a $400 overpayment made to 526 basic trainees two years ago.
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‘It’d be devastating’: Air Force chief sounds the alarm on how budget cuts will affect you
Squadrons across the Air Force will be grounded. Moves will be put on hold, throwing families into turmoil. New recruits won’t be able to start basic training. Bonuses for critical personnel could be deferred. And that’s just the beginning.
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Crew chiefs in a galaxy far, far away? Maintainer joins the Resistance in new Star Wars
Over the years, more than a few Air Force pilots have imagined themselves in the cockpit of an X-wing fighter. But this December, maintainers will get their own counterpart in a galaxy far, far away.
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Investigators: Pilot ‘overconfidence’ led to Reaper crash in Afghanistan
A pilot’s “overconfidence,” coupled with his lack of situational awareness regarding altitude and airspeed, contributed to the 2016 crash of an unmanned MQ-9A Reaper in Afghanistan when a flame-out training approach went wrong.
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Squadron commander at Morón Air Base relieved of duty
Lt. Col. Mario Verrett was removed as commander of the 496th Air Base Squadron and U.S. Forces Morón Air Base in Spain on April 28.
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New Air Force policy gives new mothers 12 months to decide if they want to stay in uniform
Female airmen who give birth now have up to a year to decide whether they want to stay in the Air Force, under a new policy that went into effect Wednesday.
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Hazing on the academy’s gymnastics team: Cadets, coach were punished after investigation
A rash of hazing and other juvenile behavior on the Air Force Academy’s men’s gymnastics team led to punishments of the coach and some cadets in 2014, a newly released investigative report reveals.
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Astronaut Jack Fischer, an Air Force colonel, arrives at space station
Air Force pilot Col. Jack Fischer arrived at the International Space Station Thursday morning after blasting off from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan.
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Air Force: Bird scare led to aborted takeoff that wrecked B-52
An aborted takeoff that went wrong wrecked a B-52H Stratofortress in a May 19, 2016, accident at Andersen Air Force Base in Guam, Global Strike Command said in a Wednesday release.
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Air Force expands opportunities for Guard, Reserve officers who want to go on active duty
More pilots, maintainers, nurses, combat systems officers, battlefield airmen and other officers from the Air National Guard and Air Force Reserve are now able to temporarily move to active duty, the Air Force said Tuesday.
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Air Force to collect $400 from 526 airmen after overpaying them 2 years ago
The Air Force in June will start collecting a $400 overpayment made to 526 basic trainees two years ago.
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‘It’d be devastating’: Air Force chief sounds the alarm on how budget cuts will affect you
Squadrons across the Air Force will be grounded. Moves will be put on hold, throwing families into turmoil. New recruits won’t be able to start basic training. Bonuses for critical personnel could be deferred. And that’s just the beginning.
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Crew chiefs in a galaxy far, far away? Maintainer joins the Resistance in new Star Wars
Over the years, more than a few Air Force pilots have imagined themselves in the cockpit of an X-wing fighter. But this December, maintainers will get their own counterpart in a galaxy far, far away.
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Investigators: Pilot ‘overconfidence’ led to Reaper crash in Afghanistan
A pilot’s “overconfidence,” coupled with his lack of situational awareness regarding altitude and airspeed, contributed to the 2016 crash of an unmanned MQ-9A Reaper in Afghanistan when a flame-out training approach went wrong.
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Squadron commander at Morón Air Base relieved of duty
Lt. Col. Mario Verrett was removed as commander of the 496th Air Base Squadron and U.S. Forces Morón Air Base in Spain on April 28.
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New Air Force policy gives new mothers 12 months to decide if they want to stay in uniform
Female airmen who give birth now have up to a year to decide whether they want to stay in the Air Force, under a new policy that went into effect Wednesday.
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Hazing on the academy’s gymnastics team: Cadets, coach were punished after investigation
A rash of hazing and other juvenile behavior on the Air Force Academy’s men’s gymnastics team led to punishments of the coach and some cadets in 2014, a newly released investigative report reveals.
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Astronaut Jack Fischer, an Air Force colonel, arrives at space station
Air Force pilot Col. Jack Fischer arrived at the International Space Station Thursday morning after blasting off from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan.
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Air Force: Bird scare led to aborted takeoff that wrecked B-52
An aborted takeoff that went wrong wrecked a B-52H Stratofortress in a May 19, 2016, accident at Andersen Air Force Base in Guam, Global Strike Command said in a Wednesday release.
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Air Force expands opportunities for Guard, Reserve officers who want to go on active duty
More pilots, maintainers, nurses, combat systems officers, battlefield airmen and other officers from the Air National Guard and Air Force Reserve are now able to temporarily move to active duty, the Air Force said Tuesday.
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Air Force to collect $400 from 526 airmen after overpaying them 2 years ago
The Air Force in June will start collecting a $400 overpayment made to 526 basic trainees two years ago.
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‘It’d be devastating’: Air Force chief sounds the alarm on how budget cuts will affect you
Squadrons across the Air Force will be grounded. Moves will be put on hold, throwing families into turmoil. New recruits won’t be able to start basic training. Bonuses for critical personnel could be deferred. And that’s just the beginning.
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Crew chiefs in a galaxy far, far away? Maintainer joins the Resistance in new Star Wars
Over the years, more than a few Air Force pilots have imagined themselves in the cockpit of an X-wing fighter. But this December, maintainers will get their own counterpart in a galaxy far, far away.
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Investigators: Pilot ‘overconfidence’ led to Reaper crash in Afghanistan
A pilot’s “overconfidence,” coupled with his lack of situational awareness regarding altitude and airspeed, contributed to the 2016 crash of an unmanned MQ-9A Reaper in Afghanistan when a flame-out training approach went wrong.
