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Air Force chief of staff orders review of increasing aviation mishaps
In the wake of a spike in Air Force aviation accidents, Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein has ordered a review of the low-level, non-fatal Class C mishaps driving that increase.
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Flush with cash, the Navy bores in on aviation readiness amid a crisis
While the surface fleet’s problems became national news and international news, aviation was instead in a kind of quiet crisis: still able to put working jets and trained pilots on carriers all over the world but eroding badly everywhere else.
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Army IDs 2 soldiers killed in Apache helicopter crash
The crash occurred at the end of a deadly week for military aviation.
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Navy’s spike in aviation mishaps is the military’s worst, up 82 percent
Class C accidents were the primary driver of a significant rise in Super Hornet mishaps.
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Marine Corps aviation mishaps on the rise, up 80 percent
The Marines are still trying to recover from a loss of skilled maintainers and flight hours after 2013 budget cut.
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Air Force aviation accidents reach seven-year high as low-level mishaps soar
Total mishaps are on the rise in the Air Force, but the service is faring better than the Navy and Marine Corps.
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Some (rare) good news for military aviation: Army helicopter accidents on the decline
Army aviation’s mishap rates are faring far better than the other services in the years following the 2013 Congressional budget cuts.
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The death toll for rising aviation accidents: 133 troops killed in five years
Amid the latest spike in aviation deaths, a newly published Military Times Crash Database shows manned warplane accidents have jumped 39 percent since the 2013 budget cuts.
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Two soldiers killed in Apache helicopter crash at Fort Campbell
The soldiers were conducting training at the time of the crash. The incident is under investigation.
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Air Force inches closer to warrant officers: Could they fix the pilot crisis?
The Air Force is closing in on a new report on whether it should reinstate warrant officers for the first time in six decades.
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Air Force chief of staff orders review of increasing aviation mishaps
In the wake of a spike in Air Force aviation accidents, Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein has ordered a review of the low-level, non-fatal Class C mishaps driving that increase.
-
Flush with cash, the Navy bores in on aviation readiness amid a crisis
While the surface fleet’s problems became national news and international news, aviation was instead in a kind of quiet crisis: still able to put working jets and trained pilots on carriers all over the world but eroding badly everywhere else.
-
Army IDs 2 soldiers killed in Apache helicopter crash
The crash occurred at the end of a deadly week for military aviation.
-
Navy’s spike in aviation mishaps is the military’s worst, up 82 percent
Class C accidents were the primary driver of a significant rise in Super Hornet mishaps.
-
Marine Corps aviation mishaps on the rise, up 80 percent
The Marines are still trying to recover from a loss of skilled maintainers and flight hours after 2013 budget cut.
-
Air Force aviation accidents reach seven-year high as low-level mishaps soar
Total mishaps are on the rise in the Air Force, but the service is faring better than the Navy and Marine Corps.
-
Some (rare) good news for military aviation: Army helicopter accidents on the decline
Army aviation’s mishap rates are faring far better than the other services in the years following the 2013 Congressional budget cuts.
-
The death toll for rising aviation accidents: 133 troops killed in five years
Amid the latest spike in aviation deaths, a newly published Military Times Crash Database shows manned warplane accidents have jumped 39 percent since the 2013 budget cuts.
-
Two soldiers killed in Apache helicopter crash at Fort Campbell
The soldiers were conducting training at the time of the crash. The incident is under investigation.
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Air Force inches closer to warrant officers: Could they fix the pilot crisis?
The Air Force is closing in on a new report on whether it should reinstate warrant officers for the first time in six decades.
-
Air Force chief of staff orders review of increasing aviation mishaps
In the wake of a spike in Air Force aviation accidents, Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein has ordered a review of the low-level, non-fatal Class C mishaps driving that increase.
-
Flush with cash, the Navy bores in on aviation readiness amid a crisis
While the surface fleet’s problems became national news and international news, aviation was instead in a kind of quiet crisis: still able to put working jets and trained pilots on carriers all over the world but eroding badly everywhere else.
-
Army IDs 2 soldiers killed in Apache helicopter crash
The crash occurred at the end of a deadly week for military aviation.
-
Navy’s spike in aviation mishaps is the military’s worst, up 82 percent
Class C accidents were the primary driver of a significant rise in Super Hornet mishaps.
-
Marine Corps aviation mishaps on the rise, up 80 percent
The Marines are still trying to recover from a loss of skilled maintainers and flight hours after 2013 budget cut.
-
Air Force aviation accidents reach seven-year high as low-level mishaps soar
Total mishaps are on the rise in the Air Force, but the service is faring better than the Navy and Marine Corps.
-
Some (rare) good news for military aviation: Army helicopter accidents on the decline
Army aviation’s mishap rates are faring far better than the other services in the years following the 2013 Congressional budget cuts.
-
The death toll for rising aviation accidents: 133 troops killed in five years
Amid the latest spike in aviation deaths, a newly published Military Times Crash Database shows manned warplane accidents have jumped 39 percent since the 2013 budget cuts.
-
Two soldiers killed in Apache helicopter crash at Fort Campbell
The soldiers were conducting training at the time of the crash. The incident is under investigation.
-
Air Force inches closer to warrant officers: Could they fix the pilot crisis?
The Air Force is closing in on a new report on whether it should reinstate warrant officers for the first time in six decades.
