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Meet ‘Cabo,’ the Air Force’s newest F-22 demo pilot
Cabo will perform precision aerial maneuvers in the F-22 to demonstrate its unique capabilities at air shows around the world.
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Air Force hopes tablets could revolutionize basic training
The tablets detected when a trainee was forgetting details about a particular subject, and prompted them to review the material.
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Fugitive officer flees court-martial, kills self after police pursuit
Capt. Kevin A. Larson, 34, of Las Vegas killed himself in California Sunday after deserting his sentencing in a court-martial and being pursued by police and Air Force agents.
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Here’s how your new ‘no-fail’ PT test could work
Air Force Materiel Command plans to start beta-testing the new PT system next week.
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Space Force Bible blessing spurs protest
The Military Religious Freedom Foundation objected to the ceremony as inappropriate and sectarian.
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Airman becomes the service’s first female Muslim chaplain candidate
“This is a big day not just for Muslims, but for persons of all faiths,” the Air Force chief of chaplains said.
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Walter Boyne — bomber pilot, historian, novelist and Air and Space Museum director — dies at 90
Among his many accomplishments, Boyne was an aviation hall of famer and a key player in the creation of the massive Udvar-Hazy expansion to the Air and Space Museum.
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Report: B-52s deploy to Diego Garcia amid Iran tensions
The Air Force previously deployed B-52s to Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar last May to deter Iranian aggression
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This command chief uncovered the tragedy that shaped his life. Now, he uses it to help AMC airmen.
“Saying that people are our most valuable resource should be way more than just this bumper sticker.”
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The Air Force is moving to discharge airman investigated for white nationalist ties
The airman, who was a master sergeant, lost a stripe after an investigation into his alleged white nationalist ties.
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Meet ‘Cabo,’ the Air Force’s newest F-22 demo pilot
Cabo will perform precision aerial maneuvers in the F-22 to demonstrate its unique capabilities at air shows around the world.
-
Air Force hopes tablets could revolutionize basic training
The tablets detected when a trainee was forgetting details about a particular subject, and prompted them to review the material.
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Fugitive officer flees court-martial, kills self after police pursuit
Capt. Kevin A. Larson, 34, of Las Vegas killed himself in California Sunday after deserting his sentencing in a court-martial and being pursued by police and Air Force agents.
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Here’s how your new ‘no-fail’ PT test could work
Air Force Materiel Command plans to start beta-testing the new PT system next week.
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Space Force Bible blessing spurs protest
The Military Religious Freedom Foundation objected to the ceremony as inappropriate and sectarian.
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Airman becomes the service’s first female Muslim chaplain candidate
“This is a big day not just for Muslims, but for persons of all faiths,” the Air Force chief of chaplains said.
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Walter Boyne — bomber pilot, historian, novelist and Air and Space Museum director — dies at 90
Among his many accomplishments, Boyne was an aviation hall of famer and a key player in the creation of the massive Udvar-Hazy expansion to the Air and Space Museum.
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Report: B-52s deploy to Diego Garcia amid Iran tensions
The Air Force previously deployed B-52s to Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar last May to deter Iranian aggression
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This command chief uncovered the tragedy that shaped his life. Now, he uses it to help AMC airmen.
“Saying that people are our most valuable resource should be way more than just this bumper sticker.”
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The Air Force is moving to discharge airman investigated for white nationalist ties
The airman, who was a master sergeant, lost a stripe after an investigation into his alleged white nationalist ties.
-
Meet ‘Cabo,’ the Air Force’s newest F-22 demo pilot
Cabo will perform precision aerial maneuvers in the F-22 to demonstrate its unique capabilities at air shows around the world.
-
Air Force hopes tablets could revolutionize basic training
The tablets detected when a trainee was forgetting details about a particular subject, and prompted them to review the material.
-
Fugitive officer flees court-martial, kills self after police pursuit
Capt. Kevin A. Larson, 34, of Las Vegas killed himself in California Sunday after deserting his sentencing in a court-martial and being pursued by police and Air Force agents.
-
Here’s how your new ‘no-fail’ PT test could work
Air Force Materiel Command plans to start beta-testing the new PT system next week.
-
Space Force Bible blessing spurs protest
The Military Religious Freedom Foundation objected to the ceremony as inappropriate and sectarian.
-
Airman becomes the service’s first female Muslim chaplain candidate
“This is a big day not just for Muslims, but for persons of all faiths,” the Air Force chief of chaplains said.
-
Walter Boyne — bomber pilot, historian, novelist and Air and Space Museum director — dies at 90
Among his many accomplishments, Boyne was an aviation hall of famer and a key player in the creation of the massive Udvar-Hazy expansion to the Air and Space Museum.
-
Report: B-52s deploy to Diego Garcia amid Iran tensions
The Air Force previously deployed B-52s to Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar last May to deter Iranian aggression
-
This command chief uncovered the tragedy that shaped his life. Now, he uses it to help AMC airmen.
“Saying that people are our most valuable resource should be way more than just this bumper sticker.”
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The Air Force is moving to discharge airman investigated for white nationalist ties
The airman, who was a master sergeant, lost a stripe after an investigation into his alleged white nationalist ties.
