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Air Force Global Strike Command's effort to grasp morale problems and outline steps to improve the nuclear community is moving beyond missileers to bomber crews.
Air National Guard leaders and governors are offering strong support for an Air Force plan to replace A-10 fleets with new missions in six states — unlike a vocal group of congressional lawmakers who have said they will fight to save the Warthog.
The trials of MTIs: Just doing their job? Or abusing their trainees?Staff Sgt. Annamarie Ellis threatened to beat up recruits and send them home in body bags. She cursed at them, forced them to work out naked in the …
Aiming to streamline employment resources for people leaving the military, the government is creating an integrated website that can help job-seekers …
There's nothing like free money to motivate you to hit the books — at least, that's what the University of Baltimore hopes.
Federal regulators have warned the maker of the once-popular sports supplement Craze about its proprietary blend of ingredients and tests showing an …
Too many bases: The plan to sidestep Congress' opposition to closuresThe Air Force is digging deep to achieve extensive budget cuts — cutting people, eliminating entire aircraft fleets and begging Congress for another round of base closures.
Thousands of airmen spared under revised force-shaping planAt least 8,751 airmen's jobs are no longer on the chopping block this year, according to the latest charts obtained by Air Force Times.
The trials of MTIs: Just doing their job? Or abusing their trainees?Staff Sgt. Annamarie Ellis threatened to beat up recruits and send them home in body bags. She cursed at them, forced them to work out naked in the shower and told one she was going to force a guidon down his urethra.
The cases against two MTIsThe case: Former basic trainees under Ellis in 2010 and 2011 accused her of threatening to beat them up, send them home in body bags and other violent acts, the San Antonio Express-News reported.
Cost of buyoutsThe Air Force plans to spend nearly $1 billion on early retirement and separation payments to more than 20,000 airmen in fiscal 2015:
Guard units to get new aircraft to replace A-10sThe Air Force plans to replace all National Guard A-10 units with new flying missions to make sure their states and bases will not lose positions, according to budget documents obtained by Air Force Times.
Money found for new Combat Rescue HelicopterThe Air Force will award a contract on its new Combat Rescue Helicopter before the end of June, despite the program not being included in the fiscal 2015 budget request, said Maj. Gen. James Martin, the service's budget director.
Pay changes run counter to troops' 'cash is king' mantraNew proposals to shrink military compensation would hit troops in the wallet, almost immediately.
DoD pushes forward on pay, benefits cutsNever in the 40-year history of the all-volunteer force has the Pentagon sought to roll back the existing military compensation package for service members.
Vast distances, unexpected dangers — and rewards — as Africa mission expandsThe order to help evacuate Americans from the violence-seized capital city of South Sudan came just 21/2 months after the small group of airmen from Peterson Air Force Base, Colo., arrived at Camp Lemonnier, Djibouti.
No backdoor pay raise for top brass, official saysThe latest Pentagon budget calls for a one-year pay freeze for all general and flag officers.
Help wanted in the Reserve: Big bonuses, retraining opportunities and a way to stay Air ForceThousands of airmen at risk of being cut in the drawdown could find a parachute in the Air Force Reserve.
Force reductions: Your questions answeredWith the Air Force preparing for the deepest force cuts since the end of the Cold War, airmen across the service are asking how the various force management programs might apply to them.
COLA cutback angers retirees, spousesAnn Wade, the wife of a recently retired Marine Corps pilot, watched the recent budget deliberations in the House and Senate with outrage.
Military drug tests get tough on spiceNo more holiday spice for the troops this year.
Leaders push voluntary exits to trim forceThe most sweeping force cuts since the end of the Cold War have begun. And airmen must start thinking right away about whether they want to leave voluntarily or risk getting caught up in an involuntary reduction.
Life as an informant: 'Folks end up getting burned'Sometimes, things don't end well for informants.
Death of premature baby fuels latest challenge to Feres doctrineThe husband of an Army Reserve member soon will petition the Supreme Court to allow him to sue the military for allegedly forcing his wife, while pregnant, to perform physical activities against doctors' orders in 2006, which he claims led to the death of
Guard chief: Bigger Reserve components not feasibleThe four-star chief of the National Guard Bureau said he does not envision the Reserve components growing in size, as some have suggested, for a simple reason: The Pentagon simply doesn't have the money to make that happen.
Military pay, benefits surface for possible cutsThe Congressional Budget Office has proposed 103 ways to reduce the federal deficit, including controversial ideas for cutting military and veterans benefits.
Air Force chief: Cuts coming soonThe service will soon start announcing force reduction measures to help it meet sequester-driven cuts of roughly 25,000 total force airmen over the next five years, Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Welsh said.
F-16 investigation: Pilot killed while ejectingIt was the ejection from an F-16 that killed Capt. Lucas Gruenther.
Pentagon: No limits on combat camo patternsSince taking over as secretary of defense, Chuck Hagel has shaken up the status quo on several fronts, such as warning the Army about potential massive force cuts or telling the Navy it may need to mothball a few aircraft carriers.
Interview: Iran hostage crisis survivorOn the anniversay of the 1979 takeover of the U.S. Embassy in Tehran, a Marine security guard recalls the hopelessness he felt
Tired of waiting for deployments to slow down and other hardships of military life, Staff Sgt....
I normally don't jump into the fray of Internet social commentary, but as Air Education and Training Command's senior enlisted airman, I felt compelled after seeing many readers' comments stemming from a March 31 news article on the court-martial of a for...
Joshua Klohr felt that no one was paying attention to his claims of injustice....
Tired of waiting for deployments to slow down and other hardships of military life, Staff Sgt....
The Air Force has finished processing and approving enlisted airmen's early retirement applications and is nearly finished officers' applications....
The failure of contracted pilots to keep their aircraft over water during an Oct....
The failure of contracted pilots to keep their aircraft over water during an Oct....
Air National Guard leaders and governors are offering strong support for an Air Force plan to replace A-10 fleets with new missions in six states — unlike a vocal group of congressional lawmakers who have said they will fight to save the Warthog....
Of the officers involved in the cheating at Malmstrom Air Force Base, about a third have been deemed fit to return to training so they can be certified to perform nuclear duties, Air Force Global Strike Command officials said....
Air Force Global Strike Command's effort to grasp morale problems and outline steps to improve the nuclear community is moving beyond missileers to bomber crews....
Tired of waiting for deployments to slow down and other hardships of military life, Staff Sgt....
KC-46A Pegasus crews will train at Altus Air Force Base, Okla., when the tanker begins to enter the fleet in fiscal 2016, the Air Force announced Wednesday....
Tired of waiting for deployments to slow down and other hardships of military life, Staff Sgt....
An Air Force base in the midst of an active-shooter drill Thursday afternoon was forced to abandon the exercise in response to a report of suspected gunfire on the other side of the base....
Some service members in Germany could see their overseas cost of-living allowance drop by more than $200 per month under new COLA rates set to take effect on May 16, according to U.S. military officials in Europe....
I normally don't jump into the fray of Internet social commentary, but as Air Education and Training Command's senior enlisted airman, I felt compelled after seeing many readers' comments stemming from a March 31 news article on the court-martial of a for...
Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Welsh announced the following general officer assignments April 21:...
An Afghan security guard opened fire on a group of foreign doctors at a Kabul hospital on Thursday morning, killing three American physicians and wounding a U.S. nurse, officials said....
The investigations into cheating and morale problems in the Air Force's nuclear missile crews brought down 10 commanding officers but will also lead to new money for nuclear facilities and possibly incentive pay for crews....
A second service member has been charged in the death of a sailor in Germany, Stars and Stripes has reported....
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