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Oklahoma airman first in Air Force to test positive for coronavirus
Altus Air Force Base has raised its Health Protection Condition level in response to the presumptive positive case.
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Air Force Academy closing to visitors due to coronavirus; OTS graduation guests limited
These are the latest social distancing steps the Air Force has taken to slow the spread of coronavirus.
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Air Force bars guests from basic training graduations to limit coronavirus spread
The Air Force Academy has also restricted overseas travel due to COVID-19 fears.
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B-2 bomber task force deploys to Portugal
This is the first B-2 task force deployment to Europe since August.
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Special warfare training annex renamed for Medal of Honor recipient Chapman
Chapman went through his own training at this annex in 1989, on his way to becoming a combat controller.
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Top Pentagon doctor says most troops not at great risk for coronavirus
A young and generally healthy force reduces the risk, according to the Joint Staff surgeon.
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Spooky gunship crew honored for heroism during ferocious Afghanistan battle
“The most lethal part of any gunship … is the crew,” AFSOC commander Lt. Gen. Jim Slife said.
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Air Force: No progress in closing pilot shortfall
The Air Force has tried to attack the pilot shortfall from multiple angles for several years, but it hasn’t shrunk.
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Meet the Air Force’s first female F-35 demonstration team pilot
“As a previous F-22A Raptor instructor pilot, she’s flown and instructed in 5th gen fighters her entire career.”
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Gen. Brown, head of Pacific Air Forces, tapped to become chief of staff
Gen. Charles Q. Brown, currently the commander of Pacific Air Forces, would make history as the first black chief of staff of the Air Force.
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Oklahoma airman first in Air Force to test positive for coronavirus
Altus Air Force Base has raised its Health Protection Condition level in response to the presumptive positive case.
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Air Force Academy closing to visitors due to coronavirus; OTS graduation guests limited
These are the latest social distancing steps the Air Force has taken to slow the spread of coronavirus.
-
Air Force bars guests from basic training graduations to limit coronavirus spread
The Air Force Academy has also restricted overseas travel due to COVID-19 fears.
-
B-2 bomber task force deploys to Portugal
This is the first B-2 task force deployment to Europe since August.
-
Special warfare training annex renamed for Medal of Honor recipient Chapman
Chapman went through his own training at this annex in 1989, on his way to becoming a combat controller.
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Top Pentagon doctor says most troops not at great risk for coronavirus
A young and generally healthy force reduces the risk, according to the Joint Staff surgeon.
-
Spooky gunship crew honored for heroism during ferocious Afghanistan battle
“The most lethal part of any gunship … is the crew,” AFSOC commander Lt. Gen. Jim Slife said.
-
Air Force: No progress in closing pilot shortfall
The Air Force has tried to attack the pilot shortfall from multiple angles for several years, but it hasn’t shrunk.
-
Meet the Air Force’s first female F-35 demonstration team pilot
“As a previous F-22A Raptor instructor pilot, she’s flown and instructed in 5th gen fighters her entire career.”
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Gen. Brown, head of Pacific Air Forces, tapped to become chief of staff
Gen. Charles Q. Brown, currently the commander of Pacific Air Forces, would make history as the first black chief of staff of the Air Force.
-
Oklahoma airman first in Air Force to test positive for coronavirus
Altus Air Force Base has raised its Health Protection Condition level in response to the presumptive positive case.
-
Air Force Academy closing to visitors due to coronavirus; OTS graduation guests limited
These are the latest social distancing steps the Air Force has taken to slow the spread of coronavirus.
-
Air Force bars guests from basic training graduations to limit coronavirus spread
The Air Force Academy has also restricted overseas travel due to COVID-19 fears.
-
B-2 bomber task force deploys to Portugal
This is the first B-2 task force deployment to Europe since August.
-
Special warfare training annex renamed for Medal of Honor recipient Chapman
Chapman went through his own training at this annex in 1989, on his way to becoming a combat controller.
-
Top Pentagon doctor says most troops not at great risk for coronavirus
A young and generally healthy force reduces the risk, according to the Joint Staff surgeon.
-
Spooky gunship crew honored for heroism during ferocious Afghanistan battle
“The most lethal part of any gunship … is the crew,” AFSOC commander Lt. Gen. Jim Slife said.
-
Air Force: No progress in closing pilot shortfall
The Air Force has tried to attack the pilot shortfall from multiple angles for several years, but it hasn’t shrunk.
-
Meet the Air Force’s first female F-35 demonstration team pilot
“As a previous F-22A Raptor instructor pilot, she’s flown and instructed in 5th gen fighters her entire career.”
-
Gen. Brown, head of Pacific Air Forces, tapped to become chief of staff
Gen. Charles Q. Brown, currently the commander of Pacific Air Forces, would make history as the first black chief of staff of the Air Force.
