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New Wright-Pat facility aims to improve cyber defenses of fighters and bombers
The facility, which was launched with assistance from the Cyber Resiliency Office for Weapons Systems, is designed to enhance the fighter and bomber fleets’ cyber resiliency against adversaries.
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Homicide detective probing veteran’s death following altercation with VA medical center police
The veteran, who was headed to the Kansas City VA Medical Center because he contracted an infection following hernia surgery, died in May 2018 after an altercation with VA police, who told him he was headed the wrong way in the parking lot.
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Military spouse sentenced for assaulting three airmen during New Year’s Eve dispute
Rodrigo Pineda Gomez, 44, sentenced Wednesday to 30 months in prison, after he was found guilty on charges connected to an assault on three airmen on New Years Eve in 2016.
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Air Force unveils ‘Digital Air Force’ initiative
The Air Force is launching a “Digital Air Force” initiative that aims to revamp its data management, IT architecture and business operations so the force will remain competitive against adversaries.
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Airman charged in connection with Air Force recruiter’s death
Tech.Sgt. Jason Hamrick, an Air Force recruiter, was killed at his home in Clermont County, Ohio. His wife and another airman, Tech Sgt. Michael Clark, have been charged with his death.
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Retired female Marine aviator unveils campaign to unseat McConnell, rebukes him for not writing back about women in combat
Ret. Lt. Col. Amy McGrath said Sen. Mitch McConnell never responded to a letter she wrote him as a child urging for women to fly in combat. Now, she’s running against him in the 2020 election.
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Airman moves on from Article 15, safeguards thousands of lives with tornado warning
Airman 1st Class Mary Kapuscinski is credited with preserving the lives of thousands of people in May, after she received an Article 15 in 2017.
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Social media poking fun at President Trump’s July 4 history lesson
The blunder prompted #RevolutionaryWarAirportStories and #TrumpSpeechFail to trend on Twitter as users pointed out the Wright Brothers’ first successful flight was in 1903.
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Keesler rolls out new anti-smoke goggles inspired by firefighters’ masks
The goggles, intended for the C-130J Super Hercules aircraft, have three main components rather than four so that the aircrew can gear up faster.
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Goldfein stresses importance of preserving nuclear triad
Updating and modernizing nuclear weapon systems is critical to remaining globally competitive, as Russia and China are moving swiftly to advance their own nuclear capabilities, Goldfein said.
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New Wright-Pat facility aims to improve cyber defenses of fighters and bombers
The facility, which was launched with assistance from the Cyber Resiliency Office for Weapons Systems, is designed to enhance the fighter and bomber fleets’ cyber resiliency against adversaries.
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Homicide detective probing veteran’s death following altercation with VA medical center police
The veteran, who was headed to the Kansas City VA Medical Center because he contracted an infection following hernia surgery, died in May 2018 after an altercation with VA police, who told him he was headed the wrong way in the parking lot.
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Military spouse sentenced for assaulting three airmen during New Year’s Eve dispute
Rodrigo Pineda Gomez, 44, sentenced Wednesday to 30 months in prison, after he was found guilty on charges connected to an assault on three airmen on New Years Eve in 2016.
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Air Force unveils ‘Digital Air Force’ initiative
The Air Force is launching a “Digital Air Force” initiative that aims to revamp its data management, IT architecture and business operations so the force will remain competitive against adversaries.
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Airman charged in connection with Air Force recruiter’s death
Tech.Sgt. Jason Hamrick, an Air Force recruiter, was killed at his home in Clermont County, Ohio. His wife and another airman, Tech Sgt. Michael Clark, have been charged with his death.
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Retired female Marine aviator unveils campaign to unseat McConnell, rebukes him for not writing back about women in combat
Ret. Lt. Col. Amy McGrath said Sen. Mitch McConnell never responded to a letter she wrote him as a child urging for women to fly in combat. Now, she’s running against him in the 2020 election.
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Airman moves on from Article 15, safeguards thousands of lives with tornado warning
Airman 1st Class Mary Kapuscinski is credited with preserving the lives of thousands of people in May, after she received an Article 15 in 2017.
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Social media poking fun at President Trump’s July 4 history lesson
The blunder prompted #RevolutionaryWarAirportStories and #TrumpSpeechFail to trend on Twitter as users pointed out the Wright Brothers’ first successful flight was in 1903.
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Keesler rolls out new anti-smoke goggles inspired by firefighters’ masks
The goggles, intended for the C-130J Super Hercules aircraft, have three main components rather than four so that the aircrew can gear up faster.
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Goldfein stresses importance of preserving nuclear triad
Updating and modernizing nuclear weapon systems is critical to remaining globally competitive, as Russia and China are moving swiftly to advance their own nuclear capabilities, Goldfein said.
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New Wright-Pat facility aims to improve cyber defenses of fighters and bombers
The facility, which was launched with assistance from the Cyber Resiliency Office for Weapons Systems, is designed to enhance the fighter and bomber fleets’ cyber resiliency against adversaries.
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Homicide detective probing veteran’s death following altercation with VA medical center police
The veteran, who was headed to the Kansas City VA Medical Center because he contracted an infection following hernia surgery, died in May 2018 after an altercation with VA police, who told him he was headed the wrong way in the parking lot.
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Military spouse sentenced for assaulting three airmen during New Year’s Eve dispute
Rodrigo Pineda Gomez, 44, sentenced Wednesday to 30 months in prison, after he was found guilty on charges connected to an assault on three airmen on New Years Eve in 2016.
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Air Force unveils ‘Digital Air Force’ initiative
The Air Force is launching a “Digital Air Force” initiative that aims to revamp its data management, IT architecture and business operations so the force will remain competitive against adversaries.
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Airman charged in connection with Air Force recruiter’s death
Tech.Sgt. Jason Hamrick, an Air Force recruiter, was killed at his home in Clermont County, Ohio. His wife and another airman, Tech Sgt. Michael Clark, have been charged with his death.
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Retired female Marine aviator unveils campaign to unseat McConnell, rebukes him for not writing back about women in combat
Ret. Lt. Col. Amy McGrath said Sen. Mitch McConnell never responded to a letter she wrote him as a child urging for women to fly in combat. Now, she’s running against him in the 2020 election.
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Airman moves on from Article 15, safeguards thousands of lives with tornado warning
Airman 1st Class Mary Kapuscinski is credited with preserving the lives of thousands of people in May, after she received an Article 15 in 2017.
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Social media poking fun at President Trump’s July 4 history lesson
The blunder prompted #RevolutionaryWarAirportStories and #TrumpSpeechFail to trend on Twitter as users pointed out the Wright Brothers’ first successful flight was in 1903.
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Keesler rolls out new anti-smoke goggles inspired by firefighters’ masks
The goggles, intended for the C-130J Super Hercules aircraft, have three main components rather than four so that the aircrew can gear up faster.
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Goldfein stresses importance of preserving nuclear triad
Updating and modernizing nuclear weapon systems is critical to remaining globally competitive, as Russia and China are moving swiftly to advance their own nuclear capabilities, Goldfein said.
