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Travis Air Force Base produces first certified 3D-printed aircraft parts
The California base used the machine to print new latrine covers for a C-5M Super Galaxy aircraft.
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Family baffled by ‘senseless’ death of Luke Air Force Base airman
McDaniel, who described Fryhover as a “go-getter,” said the family is confused why Fryhover was shot, since the family claimed he was still outside at the time of the incident.
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Air Force’s 24th Special Operations Wing signals it wants to expand social media operations
A draft performance work statement accompanied the sources sought notice, detailing proposed job tasks to advise the public affairs office and staff on all facets of social digital media applications.
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Analysis suggests warlords in Afghanistan are bracing for civil war once US, NATO troops exit
According to analysis from the Institute for the Study of War, various ethnic groups in Afghanistan are bracing for a possible civil war once U.S. and NATO forces depart Afghanistan.
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Pence’s spokesperson to become Pentagon press secretary
Alyssa Farah, Vice President Mike Pence’s spokesperson, is departing the White House and headed to the Pentagon.
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Pentagon awards contract to complete delayed repairs on Air Force Academy’s Cadet Chapel
The Pentagon awarded Kansas City-based JE Dunn Construction a contract to renovate the Air Force Academy’s Cadet Chapel, according to a new report.
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Pentagon investigation finds training issue with Afghan airdrop operations
Despite the fact airdrop training was included in training curriculum, TAAC-Air advisors chose to not provide Afghan tactical air coordinators with training or advising on airdrop operations.
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Watchdog finds no single entity completely in charge of supervising security assistance activities in Afghanistan
John Sopko, the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction, said that his watchdog group found “no single person, agency, military service, or country responsible for overseeing all of the U.S. and international activities to develop the Afghan security forces.”
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How Trump’s attacks on the US-Japan security alliance could affect readiness
Experts pinpointed two critical issues that could have motivated Trump’s remarks: upcoming trade negotiations with Japan, and the expiration of an agreement dictating how much funding Japan contributes to host U.S. troops.
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Kentucky Air Guard recruits Dutch shepherd for search and rescue operations
Callie, a search and rescue dog, is assigned to the Kentucky Air National Guard’s 123rd Special Tactics Squadron as part of the squadron’s Search and Rescue K-9 program that launched in 2018 to enhance disaster response teams’ ability to detect people.
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Travis Air Force Base produces first certified 3D-printed aircraft parts
The California base used the machine to print new latrine covers for a C-5M Super Galaxy aircraft.
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Family baffled by ‘senseless’ death of Luke Air Force Base airman
McDaniel, who described Fryhover as a “go-getter,” said the family is confused why Fryhover was shot, since the family claimed he was still outside at the time of the incident.
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Air Force’s 24th Special Operations Wing signals it wants to expand social media operations
A draft performance work statement accompanied the sources sought notice, detailing proposed job tasks to advise the public affairs office and staff on all facets of social digital media applications.
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Analysis suggests warlords in Afghanistan are bracing for civil war once US, NATO troops exit
According to analysis from the Institute for the Study of War, various ethnic groups in Afghanistan are bracing for a possible civil war once U.S. and NATO forces depart Afghanistan.
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Pence’s spokesperson to become Pentagon press secretary
Alyssa Farah, Vice President Mike Pence’s spokesperson, is departing the White House and headed to the Pentagon.
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Pentagon awards contract to complete delayed repairs on Air Force Academy’s Cadet Chapel
The Pentagon awarded Kansas City-based JE Dunn Construction a contract to renovate the Air Force Academy’s Cadet Chapel, according to a new report.
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Pentagon investigation finds training issue with Afghan airdrop operations
Despite the fact airdrop training was included in training curriculum, TAAC-Air advisors chose to not provide Afghan tactical air coordinators with training or advising on airdrop operations.
-
Watchdog finds no single entity completely in charge of supervising security assistance activities in Afghanistan
John Sopko, the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction, said that his watchdog group found “no single person, agency, military service, or country responsible for overseeing all of the U.S. and international activities to develop the Afghan security forces.”
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How Trump’s attacks on the US-Japan security alliance could affect readiness
Experts pinpointed two critical issues that could have motivated Trump’s remarks: upcoming trade negotiations with Japan, and the expiration of an agreement dictating how much funding Japan contributes to host U.S. troops.
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Kentucky Air Guard recruits Dutch shepherd for search and rescue operations
Callie, a search and rescue dog, is assigned to the Kentucky Air National Guard’s 123rd Special Tactics Squadron as part of the squadron’s Search and Rescue K-9 program that launched in 2018 to enhance disaster response teams’ ability to detect people.
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Travis Air Force Base produces first certified 3D-printed aircraft parts
The California base used the machine to print new latrine covers for a C-5M Super Galaxy aircraft.
-
Family baffled by ‘senseless’ death of Luke Air Force Base airman
McDaniel, who described Fryhover as a “go-getter,” said the family is confused why Fryhover was shot, since the family claimed he was still outside at the time of the incident.
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Air Force’s 24th Special Operations Wing signals it wants to expand social media operations
A draft performance work statement accompanied the sources sought notice, detailing proposed job tasks to advise the public affairs office and staff on all facets of social digital media applications.
-
Analysis suggests warlords in Afghanistan are bracing for civil war once US, NATO troops exit
According to analysis from the Institute for the Study of War, various ethnic groups in Afghanistan are bracing for a possible civil war once U.S. and NATO forces depart Afghanistan.
-
Pence’s spokesperson to become Pentagon press secretary
Alyssa Farah, Vice President Mike Pence’s spokesperson, is departing the White House and headed to the Pentagon.
-
Pentagon awards contract to complete delayed repairs on Air Force Academy’s Cadet Chapel
The Pentagon awarded Kansas City-based JE Dunn Construction a contract to renovate the Air Force Academy’s Cadet Chapel, according to a new report.
-
Pentagon investigation finds training issue with Afghan airdrop operations
Despite the fact airdrop training was included in training curriculum, TAAC-Air advisors chose to not provide Afghan tactical air coordinators with training or advising on airdrop operations.
-
Watchdog finds no single entity completely in charge of supervising security assistance activities in Afghanistan
John Sopko, the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction, said that his watchdog group found “no single person, agency, military service, or country responsible for overseeing all of the U.S. and international activities to develop the Afghan security forces.”
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How Trump’s attacks on the US-Japan security alliance could affect readiness
Experts pinpointed two critical issues that could have motivated Trump’s remarks: upcoming trade negotiations with Japan, and the expiration of an agreement dictating how much funding Japan contributes to host U.S. troops.
-
Kentucky Air Guard recruits Dutch shepherd for search and rescue operations
Callie, a search and rescue dog, is assigned to the Kentucky Air National Guard’s 123rd Special Tactics Squadron as part of the squadron’s Search and Rescue K-9 program that launched in 2018 to enhance disaster response teams’ ability to detect people.
