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Show of force during coronavirus: All 3 types of USAF bombers fly long-range missions to Europe
The Air Force sought to show it can deliver firepower around the world, even through mitigation efforts designed to limit the spread of coronavirus.
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Air Force Academy starts lifting some coronavirus restrictions
More people will be able to enter the Air Force Academy and use its services, though non-DoD members of the public still cannot visit.
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US Air Force bails on Mattis-era fighter jet readiness goal
One of the Air Force’s fighters had a lower mission-capable rate in 2019 than the year prior.
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How the Air Force halved T-6 hypoxia cases in 2019
Pilots flying the T-6 trainer had 41 hypoxia-like episodes in 2019.
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Ellsworth B-1s fly to Baltics, train with Danish fighters
The mission marks the first time in a year and a half the B-1 has been in Europe.
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Goldfein: Prepare for long fight against coronavirus — and dust off CBRNE skills
The Air Force’s top officer said he ordered his top commanders to come up with a series of Ability to Survive and Operate-type exercises in coming weeks to find ways to change how the service operates under coronavirus.
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AFSOC resumes jump, dive, mountain operations after deaths
AFSOC suspended those operations last December as it investigated the deaths of pararescueman Tech. Sgt. Peter Kraines and combat controller Staff Sgt. Cole Condiff.
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Toxic drug combination killed two airmen in Spangdahlem dorm
The investigation into their deaths is ongoing.
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Family blasts fatal T-38 crash report as ‘grossly incomplete,’ demands simultaneous landings end
“We will be forever proud of Travis and what he accomplished, yet anguished all was lost to a preventable accident,” 2nd Lt. Travis Wilkie’s parents said.
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Bored in quarantine? Learn to fly a KC-135!
Why not pick up a new hobby in quarantine?
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Show of force during coronavirus: All 3 types of USAF bombers fly long-range missions to Europe
The Air Force sought to show it can deliver firepower around the world, even through mitigation efforts designed to limit the spread of coronavirus.
-
Air Force Academy starts lifting some coronavirus restrictions
More people will be able to enter the Air Force Academy and use its services, though non-DoD members of the public still cannot visit.
-
US Air Force bails on Mattis-era fighter jet readiness goal
One of the Air Force’s fighters had a lower mission-capable rate in 2019 than the year prior.
-
How the Air Force halved T-6 hypoxia cases in 2019
Pilots flying the T-6 trainer had 41 hypoxia-like episodes in 2019.
-
Ellsworth B-1s fly to Baltics, train with Danish fighters
The mission marks the first time in a year and a half the B-1 has been in Europe.
-
Goldfein: Prepare for long fight against coronavirus — and dust off CBRNE skills
The Air Force’s top officer said he ordered his top commanders to come up with a series of Ability to Survive and Operate-type exercises in coming weeks to find ways to change how the service operates under coronavirus.
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AFSOC resumes jump, dive, mountain operations after deaths
AFSOC suspended those operations last December as it investigated the deaths of pararescueman Tech. Sgt. Peter Kraines and combat controller Staff Sgt. Cole Condiff.
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Toxic drug combination killed two airmen in Spangdahlem dorm
The investigation into their deaths is ongoing.
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Family blasts fatal T-38 crash report as ‘grossly incomplete,’ demands simultaneous landings end
“We will be forever proud of Travis and what he accomplished, yet anguished all was lost to a preventable accident,” 2nd Lt. Travis Wilkie’s parents said.
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Bored in quarantine? Learn to fly a KC-135!
Why not pick up a new hobby in quarantine?
-
Show of force during coronavirus: All 3 types of USAF bombers fly long-range missions to Europe
The Air Force sought to show it can deliver firepower around the world, even through mitigation efforts designed to limit the spread of coronavirus.
-
Air Force Academy starts lifting some coronavirus restrictions
More people will be able to enter the Air Force Academy and use its services, though non-DoD members of the public still cannot visit.
-
US Air Force bails on Mattis-era fighter jet readiness goal
One of the Air Force’s fighters had a lower mission-capable rate in 2019 than the year prior.
-
How the Air Force halved T-6 hypoxia cases in 2019
Pilots flying the T-6 trainer had 41 hypoxia-like episodes in 2019.
-
Ellsworth B-1s fly to Baltics, train with Danish fighters
The mission marks the first time in a year and a half the B-1 has been in Europe.
-
Goldfein: Prepare for long fight against coronavirus — and dust off CBRNE skills
The Air Force’s top officer said he ordered his top commanders to come up with a series of Ability to Survive and Operate-type exercises in coming weeks to find ways to change how the service operates under coronavirus.
-
AFSOC resumes jump, dive, mountain operations after deaths
AFSOC suspended those operations last December as it investigated the deaths of pararescueman Tech. Sgt. Peter Kraines and combat controller Staff Sgt. Cole Condiff.
-
Toxic drug combination killed two airmen in Spangdahlem dorm
The investigation into their deaths is ongoing.
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Family blasts fatal T-38 crash report as ‘grossly incomplete,’ demands simultaneous landings end
“We will be forever proud of Travis and what he accomplished, yet anguished all was lost to a preventable accident,” 2nd Lt. Travis Wilkie’s parents said.
