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Air Force weighs in on stop-loss policy: ‘We’re not at that point yet’
For now, the Air Force is encouraging some airmen to voluntarily continue serving beyond their planned separation date.
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More than 1,400 Air Force trainees graduate from BMT — wearing face masks
The double graduation comes as the Air Force is shortening BMT in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Air Force sees small decline in suicides for the first quarter of this year compared to same point in 2019
“It is too early to draw any conclusions on this or to know if this represents a trend.”
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Goldfein predicts stop movement order halting military moves will continue past May 11
“May 12, we’re not that much better than when we’re sitting here today.”
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Air Force BMT shortened in response to COVID-19 pandemic
This means trainees will now graduate after completing their seventh week of the program, rather than after eight and a half.
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Air Force using 3D printers to create N95 face masks for medical personnel
“We saw other people 3D printing medical supplies and we thought we should try printing things like face masks and face shields.”
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Senegal, Ghana employ medical training from U.S. military to respond to COVID-19
Senegal and Ghana previously received one United Nations-level 2 mobile hospital each, thanks to the State Department’s African Peacekeeping Rapid Response Partnership.
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Air Force Reserve Command mobilizes medical personnel to treat COVID-19 patients in NYC
The reservists will be helping COVID-19 patients at New York City’s Javitz Center.
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SECNAV: Roosevelt skipper either ‘too naïve or too stupid’ to command aircraft carrier
Modly said Crozier sent the letter either on purpose, or because he was “too naïve or too stupid to be a commanding officer of a ship like this.”
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COVID-19 cases among airmen increased more than 75 percent this week
The Air Force reports that 290 airmen tested positive for COVID-19 on Thursday.
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Air Force weighs in on stop-loss policy: ‘We’re not at that point yet’
For now, the Air Force is encouraging some airmen to voluntarily continue serving beyond their planned separation date.
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More than 1,400 Air Force trainees graduate from BMT — wearing face masks
The double graduation comes as the Air Force is shortening BMT in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Air Force sees small decline in suicides for the first quarter of this year compared to same point in 2019
“It is too early to draw any conclusions on this or to know if this represents a trend.”
-
Goldfein predicts stop movement order halting military moves will continue past May 11
“May 12, we’re not that much better than when we’re sitting here today.”
-
Air Force BMT shortened in response to COVID-19 pandemic
This means trainees will now graduate after completing their seventh week of the program, rather than after eight and a half.
-
Air Force using 3D printers to create N95 face masks for medical personnel
“We saw other people 3D printing medical supplies and we thought we should try printing things like face masks and face shields.”
-
Senegal, Ghana employ medical training from U.S. military to respond to COVID-19
Senegal and Ghana previously received one United Nations-level 2 mobile hospital each, thanks to the State Department’s African Peacekeeping Rapid Response Partnership.
-
Air Force Reserve Command mobilizes medical personnel to treat COVID-19 patients in NYC
The reservists will be helping COVID-19 patients at New York City’s Javitz Center.
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SECNAV: Roosevelt skipper either ‘too naïve or too stupid’ to command aircraft carrier
Modly said Crozier sent the letter either on purpose, or because he was “too naïve or too stupid to be a commanding officer of a ship like this.”
-
COVID-19 cases among airmen increased more than 75 percent this week
The Air Force reports that 290 airmen tested positive for COVID-19 on Thursday.
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Air Force weighs in on stop-loss policy: ‘We’re not at that point yet’
For now, the Air Force is encouraging some airmen to voluntarily continue serving beyond their planned separation date.
-
More than 1,400 Air Force trainees graduate from BMT — wearing face masks
The double graduation comes as the Air Force is shortening BMT in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.
-
Air Force sees small decline in suicides for the first quarter of this year compared to same point in 2019
“It is too early to draw any conclusions on this or to know if this represents a trend.”
-
Goldfein predicts stop movement order halting military moves will continue past May 11
“May 12, we’re not that much better than when we’re sitting here today.”
-
Air Force BMT shortened in response to COVID-19 pandemic
This means trainees will now graduate after completing their seventh week of the program, rather than after eight and a half.
-
Air Force using 3D printers to create N95 face masks for medical personnel
“We saw other people 3D printing medical supplies and we thought we should try printing things like face masks and face shields.”
-
Senegal, Ghana employ medical training from U.S. military to respond to COVID-19
Senegal and Ghana previously received one United Nations-level 2 mobile hospital each, thanks to the State Department’s African Peacekeeping Rapid Response Partnership.
-
Air Force Reserve Command mobilizes medical personnel to treat COVID-19 patients in NYC
The reservists will be helping COVID-19 patients at New York City’s Javitz Center.
-
SECNAV: Roosevelt skipper either ‘too naïve or too stupid’ to command aircraft carrier
Modly said Crozier sent the letter either on purpose, or because he was “too naïve or too stupid to be a commanding officer of a ship like this.”
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COVID-19 cases among airmen increased more than 75 percent this week
The Air Force reports that 290 airmen tested positive for COVID-19 on Thursday.
