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Air Force releases guidance on transgender airmen
The Air Force this week publicly released its guidance for how the service will incorporate transgender airmen into its ranks.
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Former Air Force missileers: Keep Trump away from nukes
Ten former Air Force nuclear launch control officers on Thursday released a letter that said Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump “should not have his finger on the button.”
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MRFF: Keep religion off-limits at flag-folding retirement ceremonies
The Military Religious Freedom Foundation, which advocates for the separation of church and state, is asking the Defense Department’s inspector general to review the Air Force’s decision to allow retiring airmen to have religiously-themed speech during the flag-folding portion of their retirement ceremonies.
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Academy cadet acquitted of groping charges in court-martial
A sophomore cadet at the Air Force Academy was acquitted of sexual misconduct charges at a court-martial Wednesday, the academy said.
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18 months after surveying airmen’s morale, no sign of results
A year and a half after the Air Force completed its 2015 Total Force Climate Survey, measuring airmen’s job satisfaction and other morale factors, the service still has not yet released the results.
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Air Force begins overhaul of officer evaluations
The Air Force is starting work on a widespread revamp of how it evaluates and promotes its officers, about a year after wrapping up a similar overhaul of its enlisted performance system.
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Air Force selects 1,931 for promotion to major
The Air Force on Friday said it has chosen 1,931 officers for promotion to major.
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Air contingent trains with Philippine troops, but will it be the last?
Amid concerns about the strength of the U.S.-Philippine alliance, the Air Force sent two C-130 Hercules and airmen to the Philippines Sept. 25, a third iteration of a rotational air contingent.
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American Idol singer to help celebrate Air Force Memorial’s 10th anniversary
The Air Force on Oct. 14 will celebrate the 10th anniversary of the dedication of the service’s national memorial with performances by American Idol singer Melinda Doolittle and the Air Force Band and a flyover of vintage airplanes.
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Air Force recruits most new airmen since Vietnam
The Air Force brought on more than 33,000 new airmen in fiscal 2016, including enlisted, officers, chaplains and health professionals, the most since the Vietnam era.
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Air Force releases guidance on transgender airmen
The Air Force this week publicly released its guidance for how the service will incorporate transgender airmen into its ranks.
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Former Air Force missileers: Keep Trump away from nukes
Ten former Air Force nuclear launch control officers on Thursday released a letter that said Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump “should not have his finger on the button.”
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MRFF: Keep religion off-limits at flag-folding retirement ceremonies
The Military Religious Freedom Foundation, which advocates for the separation of church and state, is asking the Defense Department’s inspector general to review the Air Force’s decision to allow retiring airmen to have religiously-themed speech during the flag-folding portion of their retirement ceremonies.
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Academy cadet acquitted of groping charges in court-martial
A sophomore cadet at the Air Force Academy was acquitted of sexual misconduct charges at a court-martial Wednesday, the academy said.
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18 months after surveying airmen’s morale, no sign of results
A year and a half after the Air Force completed its 2015 Total Force Climate Survey, measuring airmen’s job satisfaction and other morale factors, the service still has not yet released the results.
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Air Force begins overhaul of officer evaluations
The Air Force is starting work on a widespread revamp of how it evaluates and promotes its officers, about a year after wrapping up a similar overhaul of its enlisted performance system.
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Air Force selects 1,931 for promotion to major
The Air Force on Friday said it has chosen 1,931 officers for promotion to major.
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Air contingent trains with Philippine troops, but will it be the last?
Amid concerns about the strength of the U.S.-Philippine alliance, the Air Force sent two C-130 Hercules and airmen to the Philippines Sept. 25, a third iteration of a rotational air contingent.
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American Idol singer to help celebrate Air Force Memorial’s 10th anniversary
The Air Force on Oct. 14 will celebrate the 10th anniversary of the dedication of the service’s national memorial with performances by American Idol singer Melinda Doolittle and the Air Force Band and a flyover of vintage airplanes.
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Air Force recruits most new airmen since Vietnam
The Air Force brought on more than 33,000 new airmen in fiscal 2016, including enlisted, officers, chaplains and health professionals, the most since the Vietnam era.
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Air Force releases guidance on transgender airmen
The Air Force this week publicly released its guidance for how the service will incorporate transgender airmen into its ranks.
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Former Air Force missileers: Keep Trump away from nukes
Ten former Air Force nuclear launch control officers on Thursday released a letter that said Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump “should not have his finger on the button.”
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MRFF: Keep religion off-limits at flag-folding retirement ceremonies
The Military Religious Freedom Foundation, which advocates for the separation of church and state, is asking the Defense Department’s inspector general to review the Air Force’s decision to allow retiring airmen to have religiously-themed speech during the flag-folding portion of their retirement ceremonies.
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Academy cadet acquitted of groping charges in court-martial
A sophomore cadet at the Air Force Academy was acquitted of sexual misconduct charges at a court-martial Wednesday, the academy said.
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18 months after surveying airmen’s morale, no sign of results
A year and a half after the Air Force completed its 2015 Total Force Climate Survey, measuring airmen’s job satisfaction and other morale factors, the service still has not yet released the results.
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Air Force begins overhaul of officer evaluations
The Air Force is starting work on a widespread revamp of how it evaluates and promotes its officers, about a year after wrapping up a similar overhaul of its enlisted performance system.
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Air Force selects 1,931 for promotion to major
The Air Force on Friday said it has chosen 1,931 officers for promotion to major.
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Air contingent trains with Philippine troops, but will it be the last?
Amid concerns about the strength of the U.S.-Philippine alliance, the Air Force sent two C-130 Hercules and airmen to the Philippines Sept. 25, a third iteration of a rotational air contingent.
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American Idol singer to help celebrate Air Force Memorial’s 10th anniversary
The Air Force on Oct. 14 will celebrate the 10th anniversary of the dedication of the service’s national memorial with performances by American Idol singer Melinda Doolittle and the Air Force Band and a flyover of vintage airplanes.
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Air Force recruits most new airmen since Vietnam
The Air Force brought on more than 33,000 new airmen in fiscal 2016, including enlisted, officers, chaplains and health professionals, the most since the Vietnam era.
