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Thunderbirds shake up aerial show for 2021 return
This is the first time in four decades that the team of six F-16 Fighting Falcons has changed its routine.
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New combat rescue helicopter for Air Force finishes key tests
The Air Force wrapped up the latest round of tests on its new combat rescue helicopter Tuesday.
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First enlisted woman qualifies for formal combat controller training
A female airman will soon begin formal training to become an Air Force combat controller, the closest any enlisted woman has gotten so far to breaking that glass ceiling.
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C-17 fire at Joint Base Charleston under investigation, Air Force says
None of the eight people aboard the plane at the time of the incident, including seven crew members and one passenger, were seriously injured.
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Airman killed in ATV rollover was ‘just out joyriding’
A 23-year-old airman who died in an all-terrain utility vehicle accident in Kuwait last fall was the passenger on an unauthorized joyride gone wrong.
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Do we need a Space National Guard? Colorado says yes, but Congress is not so sure.
Pressure is mounting on Congress to make a decision about the creation of a Space Force guard component.
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JSTARS repair plans reevaluated as one plane nears the 3-year mark in depot
The Air Force is trying out new approaches to maintenance on its JSTARS fleet amid a series of issues with in-house and contractor-led repairs.
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Dyess, Charleston officers latest to go in string of Air Force firings
A bomber maintenance squadron commander recently lost her job at Dyess Air Force Base, Texas, just two days before a mobility wing commander at Joint Base Charleston, S.C., lost his.
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Nellis airman who pleaded guilty to gun, drug trafficking faces prison, discharge
An airman assigned to Nellis Air Force Base, Nev., faces the prospect of life in prison after pleading guilty to federal gun and drug charges.
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Air Force fitness test is practical, but the service could do better, study says
A new Rand Corp. study out Tuesday encourages the Air Force to retool parts of its fitness test to incorporate more practical measures of everyday health, while keeping features like the 1.5-mile run.
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Thunderbirds shake up aerial show for 2021 return
This is the first time in four decades that the team of six F-16 Fighting Falcons has changed its routine.
-
New combat rescue helicopter for Air Force finishes key tests
The Air Force wrapped up the latest round of tests on its new combat rescue helicopter Tuesday.
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First enlisted woman qualifies for formal combat controller training
A female airman will soon begin formal training to become an Air Force combat controller, the closest any enlisted woman has gotten so far to breaking that glass ceiling.
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C-17 fire at Joint Base Charleston under investigation, Air Force says
None of the eight people aboard the plane at the time of the incident, including seven crew members and one passenger, were seriously injured.
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Airman killed in ATV rollover was ‘just out joyriding’
A 23-year-old airman who died in an all-terrain utility vehicle accident in Kuwait last fall was the passenger on an unauthorized joyride gone wrong.
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Do we need a Space National Guard? Colorado says yes, but Congress is not so sure.
Pressure is mounting on Congress to make a decision about the creation of a Space Force guard component.
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JSTARS repair plans reevaluated as one plane nears the 3-year mark in depot
The Air Force is trying out new approaches to maintenance on its JSTARS fleet amid a series of issues with in-house and contractor-led repairs.
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Dyess, Charleston officers latest to go in string of Air Force firings
A bomber maintenance squadron commander recently lost her job at Dyess Air Force Base, Texas, just two days before a mobility wing commander at Joint Base Charleston, S.C., lost his.
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Nellis airman who pleaded guilty to gun, drug trafficking faces prison, discharge
An airman assigned to Nellis Air Force Base, Nev., faces the prospect of life in prison after pleading guilty to federal gun and drug charges.
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Air Force fitness test is practical, but the service could do better, study says
A new Rand Corp. study out Tuesday encourages the Air Force to retool parts of its fitness test to incorporate more practical measures of everyday health, while keeping features like the 1.5-mile run.
-
Thunderbirds shake up aerial show for 2021 return
This is the first time in four decades that the team of six F-16 Fighting Falcons has changed its routine.
-
New combat rescue helicopter for Air Force finishes key tests
The Air Force wrapped up the latest round of tests on its new combat rescue helicopter Tuesday.
-
First enlisted woman qualifies for formal combat controller training
A female airman will soon begin formal training to become an Air Force combat controller, the closest any enlisted woman has gotten so far to breaking that glass ceiling.
-
C-17 fire at Joint Base Charleston under investigation, Air Force says
None of the eight people aboard the plane at the time of the incident, including seven crew members and one passenger, were seriously injured.
-
Airman killed in ATV rollover was ‘just out joyriding’
A 23-year-old airman who died in an all-terrain utility vehicle accident in Kuwait last fall was the passenger on an unauthorized joyride gone wrong.
-
Do we need a Space National Guard? Colorado says yes, but Congress is not so sure.
Pressure is mounting on Congress to make a decision about the creation of a Space Force guard component.
-
JSTARS repair plans reevaluated as one plane nears the 3-year mark in depot
The Air Force is trying out new approaches to maintenance on its JSTARS fleet amid a series of issues with in-house and contractor-led repairs.
-
Dyess, Charleston officers latest to go in string of Air Force firings
A bomber maintenance squadron commander recently lost her job at Dyess Air Force Base, Texas, just two days before a mobility wing commander at Joint Base Charleston, S.C., lost his.
-
Nellis airman who pleaded guilty to gun, drug trafficking faces prison, discharge
An airman assigned to Nellis Air Force Base, Nev., faces the prospect of life in prison after pleading guilty to federal gun and drug charges.
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Air Force fitness test is practical, but the service could do better, study says
A new Rand Corp. study out Tuesday encourages the Air Force to retool parts of its fitness test to incorporate more practical measures of everyday health, while keeping features like the 1.5-mile run.
