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First woman to attempt TACP training left after injury
The first woman to enter training to become a tactical air control party airman left shortly thereafter due to an injury, the Air Force said.
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Air Force budget woes could scuttle effort to add more airmen
The Air Force hit its goal of bringing active-duty end strength up to 317,000 in fiscal 2016 – but a possible $145 million budget shortfall may grind its future growth to a halt.
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Four grounded JSTARS back in action
The Air Force said Monday that four JSTARS aircraft, which had been grounded due to suspected maintenance problems, have been repaired and are operational again.
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Former space wing vice commander, facing rape and assault charges, found dead
Col. Eugene Caughey, the former vice commander of the 50th Space Wing at Schriever Air Force Base in Colorado who was accused of rape and assault, was found dead at his home early Sunday morning.
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Airman to receive Silver Star for watery heroism, battlefield bravery in Afghanistan
A tactical air control party airman has been honored with the Silver Star for a dangerous and watery rescue of his fellow soldiers in Afghanistan, and charging a Taliban position in a subsequent battle two days later.
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Interest in flying — especially drones — spikes among Air Force Academy cadets
The number of first-class cadets planning to become pilots is expected to increase by more than 17 percent this year – and seniors hoping to fly remotely piloted aircraft are likely to jump 47 percent. Air Force Academy cadets entering their senior year are beating down the door to become pilots.
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Top Air Force general: Airmen need to deploy as teams once again
The Air Force has gotten into a bad habit of deploying airmen overseas on their own, and needs to get back to a team-based structure, Chief of Staff Gen. David Goldfein said Tuesday.
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Goldfein: Air Force must ‘redefine our 21st century squadron’
Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. David Goldfein on Tuesday announced the three one-star generals who will lead the effort to revamp the service’s squadron structure, command and control, and joint leader development.
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Cody: PME interactivity falls far short of what’s needed
Cody: PME interactivity falls far short of what’s needed
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One of two U-2 pilots dead in California crash
A U-2 pilot is reportedly dead after a plane crash Tuesday in California.
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First woman to attempt TACP training left after injury
The first woman to enter training to become a tactical air control party airman left shortly thereafter due to an injury, the Air Force said.
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Air Force budget woes could scuttle effort to add more airmen
The Air Force hit its goal of bringing active-duty end strength up to 317,000 in fiscal 2016 – but a possible $145 million budget shortfall may grind its future growth to a halt.
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Four grounded JSTARS back in action
The Air Force said Monday that four JSTARS aircraft, which had been grounded due to suspected maintenance problems, have been repaired and are operational again.
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Former space wing vice commander, facing rape and assault charges, found dead
Col. Eugene Caughey, the former vice commander of the 50th Space Wing at Schriever Air Force Base in Colorado who was accused of rape and assault, was found dead at his home early Sunday morning.
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Airman to receive Silver Star for watery heroism, battlefield bravery in Afghanistan
A tactical air control party airman has been honored with the Silver Star for a dangerous and watery rescue of his fellow soldiers in Afghanistan, and charging a Taliban position in a subsequent battle two days later.
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Interest in flying — especially drones — spikes among Air Force Academy cadets
The number of first-class cadets planning to become pilots is expected to increase by more than 17 percent this year – and seniors hoping to fly remotely piloted aircraft are likely to jump 47 percent. Air Force Academy cadets entering their senior year are beating down the door to become pilots.
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Top Air Force general: Airmen need to deploy as teams once again
The Air Force has gotten into a bad habit of deploying airmen overseas on their own, and needs to get back to a team-based structure, Chief of Staff Gen. David Goldfein said Tuesday.
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Goldfein: Air Force must ‘redefine our 21st century squadron’
Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. David Goldfein on Tuesday announced the three one-star generals who will lead the effort to revamp the service’s squadron structure, command and control, and joint leader development.
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Cody: PME interactivity falls far short of what’s needed
Cody: PME interactivity falls far short of what’s needed
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One of two U-2 pilots dead in California crash
A U-2 pilot is reportedly dead after a plane crash Tuesday in California.
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First woman to attempt TACP training left after injury
The first woman to enter training to become a tactical air control party airman left shortly thereafter due to an injury, the Air Force said.
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Air Force budget woes could scuttle effort to add more airmen
The Air Force hit its goal of bringing active-duty end strength up to 317,000 in fiscal 2016 – but a possible $145 million budget shortfall may grind its future growth to a halt.
-
Four grounded JSTARS back in action
The Air Force said Monday that four JSTARS aircraft, which had been grounded due to suspected maintenance problems, have been repaired and are operational again.
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Former space wing vice commander, facing rape and assault charges, found dead
Col. Eugene Caughey, the former vice commander of the 50th Space Wing at Schriever Air Force Base in Colorado who was accused of rape and assault, was found dead at his home early Sunday morning.
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Airman to receive Silver Star for watery heroism, battlefield bravery in Afghanistan
A tactical air control party airman has been honored with the Silver Star for a dangerous and watery rescue of his fellow soldiers in Afghanistan, and charging a Taliban position in a subsequent battle two days later.
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Interest in flying — especially drones — spikes among Air Force Academy cadets
The number of first-class cadets planning to become pilots is expected to increase by more than 17 percent this year – and seniors hoping to fly remotely piloted aircraft are likely to jump 47 percent. Air Force Academy cadets entering their senior year are beating down the door to become pilots.
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Top Air Force general: Airmen need to deploy as teams once again
The Air Force has gotten into a bad habit of deploying airmen overseas on their own, and needs to get back to a team-based structure, Chief of Staff Gen. David Goldfein said Tuesday.
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Goldfein: Air Force must ‘redefine our 21st century squadron’
Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. David Goldfein on Tuesday announced the three one-star generals who will lead the effort to revamp the service’s squadron structure, command and control, and joint leader development.
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Cody: PME interactivity falls far short of what’s needed
Cody: PME interactivity falls far short of what’s needed
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One of two U-2 pilots dead in California crash
A U-2 pilot is reportedly dead after a plane crash Tuesday in California.
