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Airman sentenced to life without parole for murder of pregnant fiancee
An airman convicted of the premeditated murder of his pregnant fiancee will serve a life sentence without the possibility of parole.
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Your new Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force talks promotions, enlisted pilots, dwell time and more
The Air Force’s newest top enlisted leader, Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force Kaleth Wright, doesn’t mince words when he talks about his rough, early days in the service.
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Air Force bids farewell to Chief Cody, welcomes 18th CMSAF Kaleth Wright
James Cody, the 17th Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force, bid farewell to the Air Force after more than three decades of service on Friday.
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Mistaken missile warning surprises airmen at Spangdahlem Air Base
Airmen at the 52nd Fighter Wing at Spangdahlem Air Base, Germany, got an unexpected Valentine’s Day present on Tuesday: A bright red computer alert mistakenly warning them of an incoming missile.
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Airman convicted of murdering pregnant fiancee, could face death penalty
Airman 1st Class Charles Wilson III was found guilty Monday of the premeditated murder of his fiance and their unborn child in 2013.
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The ‘pain train’: C-130s ferry troops to Iraq, keep bases supplied
It’s an often unheralded and sometimes painful task, but the resupply missions conducted by the 386th Air Expeditionary Wing are critical to the fight against the Islamic State.
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In fight against ISIS, joint airmen lend expertise to allies, sister services
Whether it’s helping an Army team check out an airfield the military might use, unloading cargo in an austere location, or helping an Iraqi unit coordinate with allies, hundreds of airmen throughout the Middle East are providing their expertise to other services and coalition partners.
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Military officials: Iraqis are ‘the face and the front’ of war against ISIS
Today, top military officers say, the Iraqi military is truly taking the lead in the fight against ISIS, with the United States and other coalition allies advising and assisting in a primarily support role.
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Army colonel: Mosul battle will be ‘tough fight to the very end’
The battle to wrest the strategically key city of Mosul, Iraq, from the hands of the Islamic State is one of the central campaigns of Operation Inherent Resolve, and the biggest since the war against ISIS began 2½ years ago.
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Air Force promotes 818 officers to major, lieutenant colonel, colonel
The Air Force has selected 818 active-duty officers for promotion to colonel, lieutenant colonel and major, the Air Force Personnel Center said Wednesday.
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Airman sentenced to life without parole for murder of pregnant fiancee
An airman convicted of the premeditated murder of his pregnant fiancee will serve a life sentence without the possibility of parole.
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Your new Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force talks promotions, enlisted pilots, dwell time and more
The Air Force’s newest top enlisted leader, Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force Kaleth Wright, doesn’t mince words when he talks about his rough, early days in the service.
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Air Force bids farewell to Chief Cody, welcomes 18th CMSAF Kaleth Wright
James Cody, the 17th Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force, bid farewell to the Air Force after more than three decades of service on Friday.
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Mistaken missile warning surprises airmen at Spangdahlem Air Base
Airmen at the 52nd Fighter Wing at Spangdahlem Air Base, Germany, got an unexpected Valentine’s Day present on Tuesday: A bright red computer alert mistakenly warning them of an incoming missile.
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Airman convicted of murdering pregnant fiancee, could face death penalty
Airman 1st Class Charles Wilson III was found guilty Monday of the premeditated murder of his fiance and their unborn child in 2013.
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The ‘pain train’: C-130s ferry troops to Iraq, keep bases supplied
It’s an often unheralded and sometimes painful task, but the resupply missions conducted by the 386th Air Expeditionary Wing are critical to the fight against the Islamic State.
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In fight against ISIS, joint airmen lend expertise to allies, sister services
Whether it’s helping an Army team check out an airfield the military might use, unloading cargo in an austere location, or helping an Iraqi unit coordinate with allies, hundreds of airmen throughout the Middle East are providing their expertise to other services and coalition partners.
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Military officials: Iraqis are ‘the face and the front’ of war against ISIS
Today, top military officers say, the Iraqi military is truly taking the lead in the fight against ISIS, with the United States and other coalition allies advising and assisting in a primarily support role.
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Army colonel: Mosul battle will be ‘tough fight to the very end’
The battle to wrest the strategically key city of Mosul, Iraq, from the hands of the Islamic State is one of the central campaigns of Operation Inherent Resolve, and the biggest since the war against ISIS began 2½ years ago.
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Air Force promotes 818 officers to major, lieutenant colonel, colonel
The Air Force has selected 818 active-duty officers for promotion to colonel, lieutenant colonel and major, the Air Force Personnel Center said Wednesday.
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Airman sentenced to life without parole for murder of pregnant fiancee
An airman convicted of the premeditated murder of his pregnant fiancee will serve a life sentence without the possibility of parole.
-
Your new Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force talks promotions, enlisted pilots, dwell time and more
The Air Force’s newest top enlisted leader, Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force Kaleth Wright, doesn’t mince words when he talks about his rough, early days in the service.
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Air Force bids farewell to Chief Cody, welcomes 18th CMSAF Kaleth Wright
James Cody, the 17th Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force, bid farewell to the Air Force after more than three decades of service on Friday.
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Mistaken missile warning surprises airmen at Spangdahlem Air Base
Airmen at the 52nd Fighter Wing at Spangdahlem Air Base, Germany, got an unexpected Valentine’s Day present on Tuesday: A bright red computer alert mistakenly warning them of an incoming missile.
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Airman convicted of murdering pregnant fiancee, could face death penalty
Airman 1st Class Charles Wilson III was found guilty Monday of the premeditated murder of his fiance and their unborn child in 2013.
-
The ‘pain train’: C-130s ferry troops to Iraq, keep bases supplied
It’s an often unheralded and sometimes painful task, but the resupply missions conducted by the 386th Air Expeditionary Wing are critical to the fight against the Islamic State.
-
In fight against ISIS, joint airmen lend expertise to allies, sister services
Whether it’s helping an Army team check out an airfield the military might use, unloading cargo in an austere location, or helping an Iraqi unit coordinate with allies, hundreds of airmen throughout the Middle East are providing their expertise to other services and coalition partners.
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Military officials: Iraqis are ‘the face and the front’ of war against ISIS
Today, top military officers say, the Iraqi military is truly taking the lead in the fight against ISIS, with the United States and other coalition allies advising and assisting in a primarily support role.
-
Army colonel: Mosul battle will be ‘tough fight to the very end’
The battle to wrest the strategically key city of Mosul, Iraq, from the hands of the Islamic State is one of the central campaigns of Operation Inherent Resolve, and the biggest since the war against ISIS began 2½ years ago.
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Air Force promotes 818 officers to major, lieutenant colonel, colonel
The Air Force has selected 818 active-duty officers for promotion to colonel, lieutenant colonel and major, the Air Force Personnel Center said Wednesday.
