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In wake of Lackland shooting, Air Force aims to remove dropouts quicker
The Air Force is still investigating the murder-suicide at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland earlier this year – but some changes have already been put in place to try to prevent such tragedies from happening again.
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Secretary James: More Air Force diversity initiatives on the way
The Air Force is planning a second round of initiatives to improve the diversity of the service’s ranks, Secretary Deborah Lee James said Monday at the Air Force Association’s Air Space Cyber conference.
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It’s the Raider: Air Force unveils name of new B-21 bomber
The Air Force’s next stealth bomber will be called the Raider.
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Goldfein’s gambit: Former Air Force chiefs weigh in on his ambitious plans
New Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. David Goldfein’s plans to overhaul the structure of squadrons, improve command and control, and strengthen how the service develops joint leaders are on the right track, former Air Force leaders say, but turning them into reality could be tricky.
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How the Air Force is scrambling to head off an exodus of fighter pilots
The Air Force is scrambling to head off what could be a major exodus of fighter pilots for the private sector, that would exacerbate an already serious shortfall of fighter jocks.
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Tops in Blue permanently shut down
The Air Force on Sept. 1 permanently shut down Tops in Blue, its six-decade-old touring performance ensemble made up of amateur airmen.
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Air Force IG: God talk didn’t get retired airman kicked out of friend’s retirement ceremony
The controversial and forcible removal of a retired airman who was attempting to deliver a flag-folding speech at a friend’s retirement ceremony was because it was unauthorized and not because it mentioned God, the Air Force Inspector General said.
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PME deadline, required for promotion or reenlistment, approaching
The deadline for some noncommissioned officers to finish their professional military education distance learning is approaching fast — and those who don’t get it done might be ineligible to re-enlist.
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Congressman: TSgt Chapman deserves the Medal of Honor
An Air Force combat controller who was killed during a fierce firefight with the Taliban in Afghanistan in 2002 deserves the nation’s highest honor for battlefield bravery, Rep. Duncan Hunter, R-California, said in a letter Monday.
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Air Force opens the door to all enlisted to fly drones
The Air Force is vastly expanding the number of enlisted airmen who can apply to fly drone aircraft.
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In wake of Lackland shooting, Air Force aims to remove dropouts quicker
The Air Force is still investigating the murder-suicide at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland earlier this year – but some changes have already been put in place to try to prevent such tragedies from happening again.
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Secretary James: More Air Force diversity initiatives on the way
The Air Force is planning a second round of initiatives to improve the diversity of the service’s ranks, Secretary Deborah Lee James said Monday at the Air Force Association’s Air Space Cyber conference.
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It’s the Raider: Air Force unveils name of new B-21 bomber
The Air Force’s next stealth bomber will be called the Raider.
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Goldfein’s gambit: Former Air Force chiefs weigh in on his ambitious plans
New Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. David Goldfein’s plans to overhaul the structure of squadrons, improve command and control, and strengthen how the service develops joint leaders are on the right track, former Air Force leaders say, but turning them into reality could be tricky.
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How the Air Force is scrambling to head off an exodus of fighter pilots
The Air Force is scrambling to head off what could be a major exodus of fighter pilots for the private sector, that would exacerbate an already serious shortfall of fighter jocks.
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Tops in Blue permanently shut down
The Air Force on Sept. 1 permanently shut down Tops in Blue, its six-decade-old touring performance ensemble made up of amateur airmen.
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Air Force IG: God talk didn’t get retired airman kicked out of friend’s retirement ceremony
The controversial and forcible removal of a retired airman who was attempting to deliver a flag-folding speech at a friend’s retirement ceremony was because it was unauthorized and not because it mentioned God, the Air Force Inspector General said.
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PME deadline, required for promotion or reenlistment, approaching
The deadline for some noncommissioned officers to finish their professional military education distance learning is approaching fast — and those who don’t get it done might be ineligible to re-enlist.
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Congressman: TSgt Chapman deserves the Medal of Honor
An Air Force combat controller who was killed during a fierce firefight with the Taliban in Afghanistan in 2002 deserves the nation’s highest honor for battlefield bravery, Rep. Duncan Hunter, R-California, said in a letter Monday.
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Air Force opens the door to all enlisted to fly drones
The Air Force is vastly expanding the number of enlisted airmen who can apply to fly drone aircraft.
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In wake of Lackland shooting, Air Force aims to remove dropouts quicker
The Air Force is still investigating the murder-suicide at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland earlier this year – but some changes have already been put in place to try to prevent such tragedies from happening again.
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Secretary James: More Air Force diversity initiatives on the way
The Air Force is planning a second round of initiatives to improve the diversity of the service’s ranks, Secretary Deborah Lee James said Monday at the Air Force Association’s Air Space Cyber conference.
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It’s the Raider: Air Force unveils name of new B-21 bomber
The Air Force’s next stealth bomber will be called the Raider.
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Goldfein’s gambit: Former Air Force chiefs weigh in on his ambitious plans
New Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. David Goldfein’s plans to overhaul the structure of squadrons, improve command and control, and strengthen how the service develops joint leaders are on the right track, former Air Force leaders say, but turning them into reality could be tricky.
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How the Air Force is scrambling to head off an exodus of fighter pilots
The Air Force is scrambling to head off what could be a major exodus of fighter pilots for the private sector, that would exacerbate an already serious shortfall of fighter jocks.
-
Tops in Blue permanently shut down
The Air Force on Sept. 1 permanently shut down Tops in Blue, its six-decade-old touring performance ensemble made up of amateur airmen.
-
Air Force IG: God talk didn’t get retired airman kicked out of friend’s retirement ceremony
The controversial and forcible removal of a retired airman who was attempting to deliver a flag-folding speech at a friend’s retirement ceremony was because it was unauthorized and not because it mentioned God, the Air Force Inspector General said.
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PME deadline, required for promotion or reenlistment, approaching
The deadline for some noncommissioned officers to finish their professional military education distance learning is approaching fast — and those who don’t get it done might be ineligible to re-enlist.
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Congressman: TSgt Chapman deserves the Medal of Honor
An Air Force combat controller who was killed during a fierce firefight with the Taliban in Afghanistan in 2002 deserves the nation’s highest honor for battlefield bravery, Rep. Duncan Hunter, R-California, said in a letter Monday.
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Air Force opens the door to all enlisted to fly drones
The Air Force is vastly expanding the number of enlisted airmen who can apply to fly drone aircraft.
