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Air Force promotes 534 medical, dental officers
The Air Force has selected 534 officers in the medical and dental career fields for promotion to major, lieutenant colonel and colonel.
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UPDATE: Lockdown lifted at Davis-Monthan following possible gunshot sounds
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base said on its Facebook page Monday that it is on lockdown following “unconfirmed reports of gun shot sounds,” and advised people there to “seek shelter immediately.”
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Trump picks academy grad and former Rep. Heather Wilson to be Air Force secretary
President Trump intends to nominate Heather Wilson, a former New Mexico representative and a graduate of the Air Force Academy, to be the next Air Force secretary.
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President Trump pledges to grow the Air Force
Newly sworn into office, the commander in chief on Friday said he will grow the service as part of his plan to “rebuild the American military.”
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As Air Force secretary departs, she urges Trump to stand by allies
On her last day in office, outgoing Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James urged the incoming Trump administration to remember the United States’ military allies and partners.
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Air Force Pave Hawk pilot awarded two Silver Stars
Col. Christopher Barnett, who was twice honored with Distinguished Flying Crosses with Valor nearly five years ago for bravery in Afghanistan, had both awards upgraded to Silver Stars Thursday.
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U.S. airstrikes kill ‘several dozen’ Islamic State fighters in Libya
B-2 bombers and MQ-9 Reapers attacked Islamic State military camps southwest of Sirte.
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AMC fears its own pilot shortfall will expand
The Air Force isn’t just running short on fighter pilots. Air Mobility Command is concerned that a shortfall of mobility pilots is likely to grow over the next few years, further stressing the force.
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New in 2017: Plan to root out wasteful ‘queep’ duties to continue
The Air Force’s effort to root out redundant or pointless duties and training requirements — commonly known among airmen as queep — will gain momentum in 2017.
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New in 2017: Officer promotion overhaul to gather steam
The Air Force will continue its just-begun overhaul of how it evaluates and promotes its officers in 2017.
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Air Force promotes 534 medical, dental officers
The Air Force has selected 534 officers in the medical and dental career fields for promotion to major, lieutenant colonel and colonel.
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UPDATE: Lockdown lifted at Davis-Monthan following possible gunshot sounds
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base said on its Facebook page Monday that it is on lockdown following “unconfirmed reports of gun shot sounds,” and advised people there to “seek shelter immediately.”
-
Trump picks academy grad and former Rep. Heather Wilson to be Air Force secretary
President Trump intends to nominate Heather Wilson, a former New Mexico representative and a graduate of the Air Force Academy, to be the next Air Force secretary.
-
President Trump pledges to grow the Air Force
Newly sworn into office, the commander in chief on Friday said he will grow the service as part of his plan to “rebuild the American military.”
-
As Air Force secretary departs, she urges Trump to stand by allies
On her last day in office, outgoing Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James urged the incoming Trump administration to remember the United States’ military allies and partners.
-
Air Force Pave Hawk pilot awarded two Silver Stars
Col. Christopher Barnett, who was twice honored with Distinguished Flying Crosses with Valor nearly five years ago for bravery in Afghanistan, had both awards upgraded to Silver Stars Thursday.
-
U.S. airstrikes kill ‘several dozen’ Islamic State fighters in Libya
B-2 bombers and MQ-9 Reapers attacked Islamic State military camps southwest of Sirte.
-
AMC fears its own pilot shortfall will expand
The Air Force isn’t just running short on fighter pilots. Air Mobility Command is concerned that a shortfall of mobility pilots is likely to grow over the next few years, further stressing the force.
-
New in 2017: Plan to root out wasteful ‘queep’ duties to continue
The Air Force’s effort to root out redundant or pointless duties and training requirements — commonly known among airmen as queep — will gain momentum in 2017.
-
New in 2017: Officer promotion overhaul to gather steam
The Air Force will continue its just-begun overhaul of how it evaluates and promotes its officers in 2017.
-
Air Force promotes 534 medical, dental officers
The Air Force has selected 534 officers in the medical and dental career fields for promotion to major, lieutenant colonel and colonel.
-
UPDATE: Lockdown lifted at Davis-Monthan following possible gunshot sounds
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base said on its Facebook page Monday that it is on lockdown following “unconfirmed reports of gun shot sounds,” and advised people there to “seek shelter immediately.”
-
Trump picks academy grad and former Rep. Heather Wilson to be Air Force secretary
President Trump intends to nominate Heather Wilson, a former New Mexico representative and a graduate of the Air Force Academy, to be the next Air Force secretary.
-
President Trump pledges to grow the Air Force
Newly sworn into office, the commander in chief on Friday said he will grow the service as part of his plan to “rebuild the American military.”
-
As Air Force secretary departs, she urges Trump to stand by allies
On her last day in office, outgoing Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James urged the incoming Trump administration to remember the United States’ military allies and partners.
-
Air Force Pave Hawk pilot awarded two Silver Stars
Col. Christopher Barnett, who was twice honored with Distinguished Flying Crosses with Valor nearly five years ago for bravery in Afghanistan, had both awards upgraded to Silver Stars Thursday.
-
U.S. airstrikes kill ‘several dozen’ Islamic State fighters in Libya
B-2 bombers and MQ-9 Reapers attacked Islamic State military camps southwest of Sirte.
-
AMC fears its own pilot shortfall will expand
The Air Force isn’t just running short on fighter pilots. Air Mobility Command is concerned that a shortfall of mobility pilots is likely to grow over the next few years, further stressing the force.
-
New in 2017: Plan to root out wasteful ‘queep’ duties to continue
The Air Force’s effort to root out redundant or pointless duties and training requirements — commonly known among airmen as queep — will gain momentum in 2017.
-
New in 2017: Officer promotion overhaul to gather steam
The Air Force will continue its just-begun overhaul of how it evaluates and promotes its officers in 2017.
