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Air Force chief: Military must remain apolitical, uphold its values
A day after President Trump told an audience of military members that the election results showed “you like me, and I like you,” Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein underlined the importance of the military’s political independence.
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Enlisted RPA selection board now choosing from 185 airmen
The first selection board that will choose which enlisted airmen will train to fly remotely piloted aircraft is meeting this week.
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‘If you can’t talk, you can’t fight’: Compass Call planes confuse ISIS
The Vietnam War-era airplane sitting on the flightline at the 386th Air Expeditionary Wing’s home base here may not look like much, but it is packed to the gills with electronics dedicated to sowing chaos in the ranks of the Islamic State terror group.
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Target ISIS: Inside the Predator war against the world’s most ruthless terrorists
For Predator pilots like Capt. Jonathan, the fight against the Islamic State terror group doesn’t stop.
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Restriction on pregnant Guard, Reserve airmen lifted
Pregnant members of the Air National Guard and Air Force Reserve who are serving on active duty for operational support orders will no longer have their orders automatically cut short at 34 weeks of pregnancy.
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Air Force wants to grow from 55 to 60 fighter squadrons
The Air Force wants to grow from 55 fighter squadrons to 60 to keep up with the pace of combat operations, spokesman Col. Patrick Ryder said Tuesday.
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Retired 4-star demoted after sexual assault investigation
Retired Gen. Arthur Lichte, the former head of Air Mobility Command, has been reprimanded and stripped of two stars after an investigation found he engaged in sexual misconduct.
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1 contractor killed, 1 airman injured in Holloman training accident
A civilian contractor was killed and an airman was injured in a training accident at a military range near Holloman Air Force Base in southern New Mexico Tuesday.
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Air Force: Airmen in flight suits can now pull up their sleeves to their elbows
Airmen wearing flight suits are now allowed to pull up their sleeves — most of the time.
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Pentagon working to exempt Iraqi F-16 pilot trainees from Trump travel ban
The Defense Department and Iraqi diplomats are trying to find a way exempt Iraqi military pilots from President Trump’s executive order on immigration, and allow them to continue training with the Air Force.
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Air Force chief: Military must remain apolitical, uphold its values
A day after President Trump told an audience of military members that the election results showed “you like me, and I like you,” Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein underlined the importance of the military’s political independence.
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Enlisted RPA selection board now choosing from 185 airmen
The first selection board that will choose which enlisted airmen will train to fly remotely piloted aircraft is meeting this week.
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‘If you can’t talk, you can’t fight’: Compass Call planes confuse ISIS
The Vietnam War-era airplane sitting on the flightline at the 386th Air Expeditionary Wing’s home base here may not look like much, but it is packed to the gills with electronics dedicated to sowing chaos in the ranks of the Islamic State terror group.
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Target ISIS: Inside the Predator war against the world’s most ruthless terrorists
For Predator pilots like Capt. Jonathan, the fight against the Islamic State terror group doesn’t stop.
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Restriction on pregnant Guard, Reserve airmen lifted
Pregnant members of the Air National Guard and Air Force Reserve who are serving on active duty for operational support orders will no longer have their orders automatically cut short at 34 weeks of pregnancy.
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Air Force wants to grow from 55 to 60 fighter squadrons
The Air Force wants to grow from 55 fighter squadrons to 60 to keep up with the pace of combat operations, spokesman Col. Patrick Ryder said Tuesday.
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Retired 4-star demoted after sexual assault investigation
Retired Gen. Arthur Lichte, the former head of Air Mobility Command, has been reprimanded and stripped of two stars after an investigation found he engaged in sexual misconduct.
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1 contractor killed, 1 airman injured in Holloman training accident
A civilian contractor was killed and an airman was injured in a training accident at a military range near Holloman Air Force Base in southern New Mexico Tuesday.
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Air Force: Airmen in flight suits can now pull up their sleeves to their elbows
Airmen wearing flight suits are now allowed to pull up their sleeves — most of the time.
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Pentagon working to exempt Iraqi F-16 pilot trainees from Trump travel ban
The Defense Department and Iraqi diplomats are trying to find a way exempt Iraqi military pilots from President Trump’s executive order on immigration, and allow them to continue training with the Air Force.
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Air Force chief: Military must remain apolitical, uphold its values
A day after President Trump told an audience of military members that the election results showed “you like me, and I like you,” Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein underlined the importance of the military’s political independence.
-
Enlisted RPA selection board now choosing from 185 airmen
The first selection board that will choose which enlisted airmen will train to fly remotely piloted aircraft is meeting this week.
-
‘If you can’t talk, you can’t fight’: Compass Call planes confuse ISIS
The Vietnam War-era airplane sitting on the flightline at the 386th Air Expeditionary Wing’s home base here may not look like much, but it is packed to the gills with electronics dedicated to sowing chaos in the ranks of the Islamic State terror group.
-
Target ISIS: Inside the Predator war against the world’s most ruthless terrorists
For Predator pilots like Capt. Jonathan, the fight against the Islamic State terror group doesn’t stop.
-
Restriction on pregnant Guard, Reserve airmen lifted
Pregnant members of the Air National Guard and Air Force Reserve who are serving on active duty for operational support orders will no longer have their orders automatically cut short at 34 weeks of pregnancy.
-
Air Force wants to grow from 55 to 60 fighter squadrons
The Air Force wants to grow from 55 fighter squadrons to 60 to keep up with the pace of combat operations, spokesman Col. Patrick Ryder said Tuesday.
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Retired 4-star demoted after sexual assault investigation
Retired Gen. Arthur Lichte, the former head of Air Mobility Command, has been reprimanded and stripped of two stars after an investigation found he engaged in sexual misconduct.
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1 contractor killed, 1 airman injured in Holloman training accident
A civilian contractor was killed and an airman was injured in a training accident at a military range near Holloman Air Force Base in southern New Mexico Tuesday.
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Air Force: Airmen in flight suits can now pull up their sleeves to their elbows
Airmen wearing flight suits are now allowed to pull up their sleeves — most of the time.
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Pentagon working to exempt Iraqi F-16 pilot trainees from Trump travel ban
The Defense Department and Iraqi diplomats are trying to find a way exempt Iraqi military pilots from President Trump’s executive order on immigration, and allow them to continue training with the Air Force.
