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Four military K-9s to receive K-9 Medal of Courage, the highest honor for military dogs
The Lois Pope K-9 Medal of Courage, which was first established by Humane and veteran advocate Lois Pope, has been awarded to more than a dozen military dogs since 2016.
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Retired Col. Charlie Bock, legendary test pilot who commanded the B-1’s first flight, dies at 93
Bock, who flew combat missions in two wars, flew 105 different types of aircraft and booked 10,000 flying hours in some of the most iconic aircraft of his era.
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Navy veteran visiting 50 states, interviewing Gold Star families to remember the fallen
After months of a nomadic lifestyle traveling from state to state since August 2018, Sherman is in the final stages of interviewing families before the chronicles of the fallen are adopted into the National Archives at the Library of Congress for his project called Gold Star Dirt.
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Fully operational F-16 fighter jet hits the market
The aircraft is unique because it has not been demilitarized, a key difference between it and other F-16 jets that have been privately purchased.
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Mattis: I wouldn’t lead the Pentagon and lose to ISIS
“You’re going to have to get the next secretary of defense to lose to ISIS. I’m not going to do it,” Mattis told Trump, according to the Atlantic.
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Libya’s civil war could provide ‘oxygen’ to terrorist offshoots, says US Africa Command
U.S. Africa Command spokesperson Air Force Col. Chris Karns said Libya’s eight-year civil war could bolster terrorist groups harbored in the country, a warning that comes after AFRICOM’s commander met with Libya’s prime minister to discuss the conflict on Monday.
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Air Force X-37B space plane breaks record for consecutive days in orbit
The spacecraft, which the Air Force said is modeled after NASA’s X-37 program, passed 717 days, 20 hours and 42 minutes in space the morning of Aug. 26 — breaking the last record set by the X-37B’s previous mission.
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Shaw announces pause in operations amid series of suicides
The Resilience Tactical Pause was announced after Shaw airman and 2nd Lt. Christopher Rhoton, 35, committed suicide on Aug. 13.
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Transporting U-2 chase cars over the Atlantic presents unique challenges for McGuire squadron
The 305th Aerial Port Squadron needs to get over a few hurdles before it can ship muscle cars to the United Kingdom.
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Ramstein Air Base employs virtual simulator to train airmen to use new vehicles
The Air Force is employing a virtual simulator to train airmen at Ramstein Air Base in Germany to operate different kinds of vehicles, cutting down on time spent on the road.
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Four military K-9s to receive K-9 Medal of Courage, the highest honor for military dogs
The Lois Pope K-9 Medal of Courage, which was first established by Humane and veteran advocate Lois Pope, has been awarded to more than a dozen military dogs since 2016.
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Retired Col. Charlie Bock, legendary test pilot who commanded the B-1’s first flight, dies at 93
Bock, who flew combat missions in two wars, flew 105 different types of aircraft and booked 10,000 flying hours in some of the most iconic aircraft of his era.
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Navy veteran visiting 50 states, interviewing Gold Star families to remember the fallen
After months of a nomadic lifestyle traveling from state to state since August 2018, Sherman is in the final stages of interviewing families before the chronicles of the fallen are adopted into the National Archives at the Library of Congress for his project called Gold Star Dirt.
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Fully operational F-16 fighter jet hits the market
The aircraft is unique because it has not been demilitarized, a key difference between it and other F-16 jets that have been privately purchased.
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Mattis: I wouldn’t lead the Pentagon and lose to ISIS
“You’re going to have to get the next secretary of defense to lose to ISIS. I’m not going to do it,” Mattis told Trump, according to the Atlantic.
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Libya’s civil war could provide ‘oxygen’ to terrorist offshoots, says US Africa Command
U.S. Africa Command spokesperson Air Force Col. Chris Karns said Libya’s eight-year civil war could bolster terrorist groups harbored in the country, a warning that comes after AFRICOM’s commander met with Libya’s prime minister to discuss the conflict on Monday.
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Air Force X-37B space plane breaks record for consecutive days in orbit
The spacecraft, which the Air Force said is modeled after NASA’s X-37 program, passed 717 days, 20 hours and 42 minutes in space the morning of Aug. 26 — breaking the last record set by the X-37B’s previous mission.
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Shaw announces pause in operations amid series of suicides
The Resilience Tactical Pause was announced after Shaw airman and 2nd Lt. Christopher Rhoton, 35, committed suicide on Aug. 13.
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Transporting U-2 chase cars over the Atlantic presents unique challenges for McGuire squadron
The 305th Aerial Port Squadron needs to get over a few hurdles before it can ship muscle cars to the United Kingdom.
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Ramstein Air Base employs virtual simulator to train airmen to use new vehicles
The Air Force is employing a virtual simulator to train airmen at Ramstein Air Base in Germany to operate different kinds of vehicles, cutting down on time spent on the road.
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Four military K-9s to receive K-9 Medal of Courage, the highest honor for military dogs
The Lois Pope K-9 Medal of Courage, which was first established by Humane and veteran advocate Lois Pope, has been awarded to more than a dozen military dogs since 2016.
-
Retired Col. Charlie Bock, legendary test pilot who commanded the B-1’s first flight, dies at 93
Bock, who flew combat missions in two wars, flew 105 different types of aircraft and booked 10,000 flying hours in some of the most iconic aircraft of his era.
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Navy veteran visiting 50 states, interviewing Gold Star families to remember the fallen
After months of a nomadic lifestyle traveling from state to state since August 2018, Sherman is in the final stages of interviewing families before the chronicles of the fallen are adopted into the National Archives at the Library of Congress for his project called Gold Star Dirt.
-
Fully operational F-16 fighter jet hits the market
The aircraft is unique because it has not been demilitarized, a key difference between it and other F-16 jets that have been privately purchased.
-
Mattis: I wouldn’t lead the Pentagon and lose to ISIS
“You’re going to have to get the next secretary of defense to lose to ISIS. I’m not going to do it,” Mattis told Trump, according to the Atlantic.
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Libya’s civil war could provide ‘oxygen’ to terrorist offshoots, says US Africa Command
U.S. Africa Command spokesperson Air Force Col. Chris Karns said Libya’s eight-year civil war could bolster terrorist groups harbored in the country, a warning that comes after AFRICOM’s commander met with Libya’s prime minister to discuss the conflict on Monday.
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Air Force X-37B space plane breaks record for consecutive days in orbit
The spacecraft, which the Air Force said is modeled after NASA’s X-37 program, passed 717 days, 20 hours and 42 minutes in space the morning of Aug. 26 — breaking the last record set by the X-37B’s previous mission.
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Shaw announces pause in operations amid series of suicides
The Resilience Tactical Pause was announced after Shaw airman and 2nd Lt. Christopher Rhoton, 35, committed suicide on Aug. 13.
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Transporting U-2 chase cars over the Atlantic presents unique challenges for McGuire squadron
The 305th Aerial Port Squadron needs to get over a few hurdles before it can ship muscle cars to the United Kingdom.
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Ramstein Air Base employs virtual simulator to train airmen to use new vehicles
The Air Force is employing a virtual simulator to train airmen at Ramstein Air Base in Germany to operate different kinds of vehicles, cutting down on time spent on the road.
