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Transgender airmen, guardians guaranteed equal opportunity under new policy
“Diverse backgrounds, beliefs and experiences make us a stronger workforce,” said acting Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Manpower and Reserve Affairs John Fedrigo.
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Selection rate drops for latest master sergeant promotions
Just under 19 percent of those eligible to rise to the grade of E-7 made the cut.
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Two men accused of illegally obtaining, selling Air Force technical data
Federal officers arrested two men Wednesday amid allegations that they illegally obtained and sold sensitive Air Force technical data.
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A-10 pilot honored for landing her Warthog without working landing gear, cockpit canopy
Air Force Capt. Taylor Bye’s courage and cool in a mid-flight crisis earned her the Air Combat Command’s Airmanship Award in a May 5 ceremony at Moody Air Force Base, Georgia.
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Review of Space Command basing decision sought by Senate Intel members
Some lawmakers are still trying to convince the executive branch to reverse a preliminary decision to move U.S. Space Command headquarters to Alabama.
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Air Force begins clearing B-1Bs to fly as safety inspections continue
The Air Force is beginning to return B-1B bombers to the air after grounding the entire fleet April 20.
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Air Force aborts test launch of unarmed Minuteman III nuclear missile
The Air Force said Wednesday it called off a test launch of an unarmed Minuteman III nuclear missile at Vandenberg Air Force Base, California.
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Plan for Space Force reserve component is ‘fairly close,’ National Guard boss says
Army Gen. Daniel Hokanson is meeting with acting Air Force Secretary John Roth and Space Force Chief of Space Operations Gen. Jay Raymond to hash out the final details of pitching a two-part military service.
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‘Have bombs, will travel’: How agile deployments are reshaping combat in the Middle East
Making combat operations across the force more agile would likely increase the pace and frequency of missions, but grow the Air Force’s efficiency, the head of a key expeditionary wing said.
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Fighter wings try a fresh approach to combat maintenance
Two Air Force fighter jet wings are the first to try a new approach to maintenance that aims to improve quality of life for the crews that keep the service’s premiere planes running.
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Transgender airmen, guardians guaranteed equal opportunity under new policy
“Diverse backgrounds, beliefs and experiences make us a stronger workforce,” said acting Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Manpower and Reserve Affairs John Fedrigo.
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Selection rate drops for latest master sergeant promotions
Just under 19 percent of those eligible to rise to the grade of E-7 made the cut.
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Two men accused of illegally obtaining, selling Air Force technical data
Federal officers arrested two men Wednesday amid allegations that they illegally obtained and sold sensitive Air Force technical data.
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A-10 pilot honored for landing her Warthog without working landing gear, cockpit canopy
Air Force Capt. Taylor Bye’s courage and cool in a mid-flight crisis earned her the Air Combat Command’s Airmanship Award in a May 5 ceremony at Moody Air Force Base, Georgia.
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Review of Space Command basing decision sought by Senate Intel members
Some lawmakers are still trying to convince the executive branch to reverse a preliminary decision to move U.S. Space Command headquarters to Alabama.
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Air Force begins clearing B-1Bs to fly as safety inspections continue
The Air Force is beginning to return B-1B bombers to the air after grounding the entire fleet April 20.
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Air Force aborts test launch of unarmed Minuteman III nuclear missile
The Air Force said Wednesday it called off a test launch of an unarmed Minuteman III nuclear missile at Vandenberg Air Force Base, California.
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Plan for Space Force reserve component is ‘fairly close,’ National Guard boss says
Army Gen. Daniel Hokanson is meeting with acting Air Force Secretary John Roth and Space Force Chief of Space Operations Gen. Jay Raymond to hash out the final details of pitching a two-part military service.
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‘Have bombs, will travel’: How agile deployments are reshaping combat in the Middle East
Making combat operations across the force more agile would likely increase the pace and frequency of missions, but grow the Air Force’s efficiency, the head of a key expeditionary wing said.
-
Fighter wings try a fresh approach to combat maintenance
Two Air Force fighter jet wings are the first to try a new approach to maintenance that aims to improve quality of life for the crews that keep the service’s premiere planes running.
-
Transgender airmen, guardians guaranteed equal opportunity under new policy
“Diverse backgrounds, beliefs and experiences make us a stronger workforce,” said acting Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Manpower and Reserve Affairs John Fedrigo.
-
Selection rate drops for latest master sergeant promotions
Just under 19 percent of those eligible to rise to the grade of E-7 made the cut.
-
Two men accused of illegally obtaining, selling Air Force technical data
Federal officers arrested two men Wednesday amid allegations that they illegally obtained and sold sensitive Air Force technical data.
-
A-10 pilot honored for landing her Warthog without working landing gear, cockpit canopy
Air Force Capt. Taylor Bye’s courage and cool in a mid-flight crisis earned her the Air Combat Command’s Airmanship Award in a May 5 ceremony at Moody Air Force Base, Georgia.
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Review of Space Command basing decision sought by Senate Intel members
Some lawmakers are still trying to convince the executive branch to reverse a preliminary decision to move U.S. Space Command headquarters to Alabama.
-
Air Force begins clearing B-1Bs to fly as safety inspections continue
The Air Force is beginning to return B-1B bombers to the air after grounding the entire fleet April 20.
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Air Force aborts test launch of unarmed Minuteman III nuclear missile
The Air Force said Wednesday it called off a test launch of an unarmed Minuteman III nuclear missile at Vandenberg Air Force Base, California.
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Plan for Space Force reserve component is ‘fairly close,’ National Guard boss says
Army Gen. Daniel Hokanson is meeting with acting Air Force Secretary John Roth and Space Force Chief of Space Operations Gen. Jay Raymond to hash out the final details of pitching a two-part military service.
-
‘Have bombs, will travel’: How agile deployments are reshaping combat in the Middle East
Making combat operations across the force more agile would likely increase the pace and frequency of missions, but grow the Air Force’s efficiency, the head of a key expeditionary wing said.
-
Fighter wings try a fresh approach to combat maintenance
Two Air Force fighter jet wings are the first to try a new approach to maintenance that aims to improve quality of life for the crews that keep the service’s premiere planes running.
