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Can digital fitness coaching get airmen in shape? The Air Force wants to know
PEAR can create a platform that provides a personalized workout plan using artificial intelligence and information from an individual’s profile, or it could connect users one on one with a fitness trainer in real time.
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US Forces Korea raises risk level as dependent contracts coronavirus
U.S. Forces Korea has raised the risk level for the command from moderate to high.
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Air Force confirms effectiveness of a pilot selection tool, even though it may hinder diversity
Racking up flight hours before attending undergraduate pilot training remains an accurate predictor of whether students will excel, but using it to issue pilot slots could hinder diversity.
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First batch of evacuees leave Lackland AFB after coronavirus quarantine
The evacuees were shuttled out of China’s Hubei Province to Lackland earlier this month, and are now free to return to their homes after not displaying any symptoms of coronavirus.
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As peace deal looms, Taliban tells fighters to avoid enemy areas, calls for self-defense
“All Mujahideen must adhere to their given duties for the upcoming seven days, must remain defensively alert in case of violation by the opposition and must strictly refrain from entering enemy territory.”
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US, Taliban agree to reduction in violence, paving way for peace agreement
“Upon a successful implementation of this understanding, signing of the U.S.-Taliban agreement is expected to move forward,” Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said.
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In NYT Op-Ed, Taliban’s deputy leader — wanted by the FBI — pushes for complete US troop withdrawal from Afghanistan
The FBI has offered a reward of up to $5 million for information that directly leads to Taliban deputy leader Sirajuddin Haqqani’s arrest.
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US Forces Korea imposes new coronavirus protections after uptick in S Korea cases
US Forces Korea commander Army Gen. Abe Abrams said he is raising the risk assessment for USFK from low to moderate.
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Trump touts ‘indomitable will and the stouthearted spirit of the American warrior’ on Battle of Iwo Jima anniversary
President Donald Trump praised the heroism of U.S. service members who infiltrated the island of Iwo Jima 75 years ago on Feb. 19, 1945.
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Special operations forces kick off international exercise in the Sahel, the ‘tinderbox of terrorist activity’
The U.S. and 30 other countries will have an opportunity to hone their intelligence-sharing skills at Flintlock, an annual military exercise that gets underway Feb. 17.
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Can digital fitness coaching get airmen in shape? The Air Force wants to know
PEAR can create a platform that provides a personalized workout plan using artificial intelligence and information from an individual’s profile, or it could connect users one on one with a fitness trainer in real time.
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US Forces Korea raises risk level as dependent contracts coronavirus
U.S. Forces Korea has raised the risk level for the command from moderate to high.
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Air Force confirms effectiveness of a pilot selection tool, even though it may hinder diversity
Racking up flight hours before attending undergraduate pilot training remains an accurate predictor of whether students will excel, but using it to issue pilot slots could hinder diversity.
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First batch of evacuees leave Lackland AFB after coronavirus quarantine
The evacuees were shuttled out of China’s Hubei Province to Lackland earlier this month, and are now free to return to their homes after not displaying any symptoms of coronavirus.
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As peace deal looms, Taliban tells fighters to avoid enemy areas, calls for self-defense
“All Mujahideen must adhere to their given duties for the upcoming seven days, must remain defensively alert in case of violation by the opposition and must strictly refrain from entering enemy territory.”
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US, Taliban agree to reduction in violence, paving way for peace agreement
“Upon a successful implementation of this understanding, signing of the U.S.-Taliban agreement is expected to move forward,” Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said.
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In NYT Op-Ed, Taliban’s deputy leader — wanted by the FBI — pushes for complete US troop withdrawal from Afghanistan
The FBI has offered a reward of up to $5 million for information that directly leads to Taliban deputy leader Sirajuddin Haqqani’s arrest.
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US Forces Korea imposes new coronavirus protections after uptick in S Korea cases
US Forces Korea commander Army Gen. Abe Abrams said he is raising the risk assessment for USFK from low to moderate.
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Trump touts ‘indomitable will and the stouthearted spirit of the American warrior’ on Battle of Iwo Jima anniversary
President Donald Trump praised the heroism of U.S. service members who infiltrated the island of Iwo Jima 75 years ago on Feb. 19, 1945.
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Special operations forces kick off international exercise in the Sahel, the ‘tinderbox of terrorist activity’
The U.S. and 30 other countries will have an opportunity to hone their intelligence-sharing skills at Flintlock, an annual military exercise that gets underway Feb. 17.
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Can digital fitness coaching get airmen in shape? The Air Force wants to know
PEAR can create a platform that provides a personalized workout plan using artificial intelligence and information from an individual’s profile, or it could connect users one on one with a fitness trainer in real time.
-
US Forces Korea raises risk level as dependent contracts coronavirus
U.S. Forces Korea has raised the risk level for the command from moderate to high.
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Air Force confirms effectiveness of a pilot selection tool, even though it may hinder diversity
Racking up flight hours before attending undergraduate pilot training remains an accurate predictor of whether students will excel, but using it to issue pilot slots could hinder diversity.
-
First batch of evacuees leave Lackland AFB after coronavirus quarantine
The evacuees were shuttled out of China’s Hubei Province to Lackland earlier this month, and are now free to return to their homes after not displaying any symptoms of coronavirus.
-
As peace deal looms, Taliban tells fighters to avoid enemy areas, calls for self-defense
“All Mujahideen must adhere to their given duties for the upcoming seven days, must remain defensively alert in case of violation by the opposition and must strictly refrain from entering enemy territory.”
-
US, Taliban agree to reduction in violence, paving way for peace agreement
“Upon a successful implementation of this understanding, signing of the U.S.-Taliban agreement is expected to move forward,” Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said.
-
In NYT Op-Ed, Taliban’s deputy leader — wanted by the FBI — pushes for complete US troop withdrawal from Afghanistan
The FBI has offered a reward of up to $5 million for information that directly leads to Taliban deputy leader Sirajuddin Haqqani’s arrest.
-
US Forces Korea imposes new coronavirus protections after uptick in S Korea cases
US Forces Korea commander Army Gen. Abe Abrams said he is raising the risk assessment for USFK from low to moderate.
-
Trump touts ‘indomitable will and the stouthearted spirit of the American warrior’ on Battle of Iwo Jima anniversary
President Donald Trump praised the heroism of U.S. service members who infiltrated the island of Iwo Jima 75 years ago on Feb. 19, 1945.
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Special operations forces kick off international exercise in the Sahel, the ‘tinderbox of terrorist activity’
The U.S. and 30 other countries will have an opportunity to hone their intelligence-sharing skills at Flintlock, an annual military exercise that gets underway Feb. 17.
