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Ambushed, wounded — and fighting back: Two pararescuemen awarded Silver Stars for Afghanistan heroism
Time and time again, despite being wounded, these PJs refused to take themselves out of the fight to save their comrades.
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Court rules vets exposed to radiation from 1966 nuke disaster can sue for benefits
The government said the plaintiff’s radiation exposure was not enough to cause the illnesses he has since suffered.
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Mystery at MacDill: Base launches hunt for lost African American cemetery
Much remains unknown about the cemetery that could be hidden under a heavily wooded portion of MacDill.
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F-16 pilot ejects at Kunsan with minor injuries; flights suspended
A board of officers has convened to investigate the incident.
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After ISIS: How the Air Force’s CENTCOM mission is changing
After five years of hard fighting to beat back ISIS, the Air Force is transitioning to a new role in the Middle East.
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A-10 pilots receive Distinguished Flying Crosses for fierce Afghanistan battles
“Very rarely is the Distinguished Flying Cross awarded. Even more rarely is [it] awarded twice in the same day to two members of the exact same fighter squadron.”
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‘Oink, oink.’ Lieutenant general belittled staff, mocked female airman’s weight, IG found. It cost him a star.
In a statement provided by his attorney, Levy said he disagreed with the allegations and characterizations against him in the report.
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Recovery search suspended for combat controller lost in Gulf of Mexico
The search for Staff Sgt. Cole Condiff has ended, but it could resume if further clues are spotted.
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Tech. Sgt. Cody Smith, combat controller, receives Silver Star for bravery in Afghanistan
“Among us there are people who step up to do truly heroic things. People like Cody Smith.”
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Two airmen killed in T-38 mishap at Vance Air Force Base
Little is known so far about what happened at Vance, but the base said more information will be released.
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Ambushed, wounded — and fighting back: Two pararescuemen awarded Silver Stars for Afghanistan heroism
Time and time again, despite being wounded, these PJs refused to take themselves out of the fight to save their comrades.
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Court rules vets exposed to radiation from 1966 nuke disaster can sue for benefits
The government said the plaintiff’s radiation exposure was not enough to cause the illnesses he has since suffered.
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Mystery at MacDill: Base launches hunt for lost African American cemetery
Much remains unknown about the cemetery that could be hidden under a heavily wooded portion of MacDill.
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F-16 pilot ejects at Kunsan with minor injuries; flights suspended
A board of officers has convened to investigate the incident.
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After ISIS: How the Air Force’s CENTCOM mission is changing
After five years of hard fighting to beat back ISIS, the Air Force is transitioning to a new role in the Middle East.
-
A-10 pilots receive Distinguished Flying Crosses for fierce Afghanistan battles
“Very rarely is the Distinguished Flying Cross awarded. Even more rarely is [it] awarded twice in the same day to two members of the exact same fighter squadron.”
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‘Oink, oink.’ Lieutenant general belittled staff, mocked female airman’s weight, IG found. It cost him a star.
In a statement provided by his attorney, Levy said he disagreed with the allegations and characterizations against him in the report.
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Recovery search suspended for combat controller lost in Gulf of Mexico
The search for Staff Sgt. Cole Condiff has ended, but it could resume if further clues are spotted.
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Tech. Sgt. Cody Smith, combat controller, receives Silver Star for bravery in Afghanistan
“Among us there are people who step up to do truly heroic things. People like Cody Smith.”
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Two airmen killed in T-38 mishap at Vance Air Force Base
Little is known so far about what happened at Vance, but the base said more information will be released.
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Ambushed, wounded — and fighting back: Two pararescuemen awarded Silver Stars for Afghanistan heroism
Time and time again, despite being wounded, these PJs refused to take themselves out of the fight to save their comrades.
-
Court rules vets exposed to radiation from 1966 nuke disaster can sue for benefits
The government said the plaintiff’s radiation exposure was not enough to cause the illnesses he has since suffered.
-
Mystery at MacDill: Base launches hunt for lost African American cemetery
Much remains unknown about the cemetery that could be hidden under a heavily wooded portion of MacDill.
-
F-16 pilot ejects at Kunsan with minor injuries; flights suspended
A board of officers has convened to investigate the incident.
-
After ISIS: How the Air Force’s CENTCOM mission is changing
After five years of hard fighting to beat back ISIS, the Air Force is transitioning to a new role in the Middle East.
-
A-10 pilots receive Distinguished Flying Crosses for fierce Afghanistan battles
“Very rarely is the Distinguished Flying Cross awarded. Even more rarely is [it] awarded twice in the same day to two members of the exact same fighter squadron.”
-
‘Oink, oink.’ Lieutenant general belittled staff, mocked female airman’s weight, IG found. It cost him a star.
In a statement provided by his attorney, Levy said he disagreed with the allegations and characterizations against him in the report.
-
Recovery search suspended for combat controller lost in Gulf of Mexico
The search for Staff Sgt. Cole Condiff has ended, but it could resume if further clues are spotted.
-
Tech. Sgt. Cody Smith, combat controller, receives Silver Star for bravery in Afghanistan
“Among us there are people who step up to do truly heroic things. People like Cody Smith.”
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Two airmen killed in T-38 mishap at Vance Air Force Base
Little is known so far about what happened at Vance, but the base said more information will be released.
