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Hill AFB gets ready to put the hammer down
Air Force F-35s from Utah and F-16s from New Mexico and South Korea will conduct a large training exercise this week in Utah, which will be followed by the 11-day Combat Hammer weapons evaluation.
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Idaho residents file suit to stop Mountain Home from using their cities for close-air support training
Mountain Home Air Force Base’s use of nine southern Idaho cities for urban close-air support training has run into a stumbling block.
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US military supporting disaster relief efforts in Mozambique
Military personnel with U.S. Africa Command are in Mozambique to spearhead humanitarian relief efforts after the strongest-ever cyclone in the Southern Hemisphere struck Southeast Africa March 14-15.
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Air Force JAG says commanders may invoke God at change of command ceremonies, sparking protest
A little publicized legal opinion that addresses commanders’ rights to mention God at change of command and promotion ceremonies, issued by the Air Force judge advocate general in December, is now drawing protests and praise.
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First Air Force JAG officer to wear hijab featured in short NBC documentary
Capt. Maysaa Ouza, the first Air Force Judge Advocate General Corps officer to wear hijab, is featured in a new short documentary from NBC’s Left Field this week.
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Six injured when civilian drives through wall of Travis Starbucks
A car driven by a civilian crashed through the wall of a Starbucks inside the Mini-Mall at Travis Air Force Base, California, Thursday, injuring the driver and five others.
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Airman killed trying to stop armed robbery
Senior Airman Shawn McKeough Jr., 23, assigned to Little Rock Air Force Base, Arkansas, was gunned down late Friday night when he tried to stop an armed robbery.
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McSally calls for executive summit on sexual assault in the Air Force
One week after Arizona Sen. Martha McSally’s startling announcement that she was raped by a superior officer during her time in the Air Force. the former A-10 pilot has called for an executive summit on sexual assault with top service officials and outside experts.
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Remains of three missing World War II airmen recovered, half a world apart
The remains of three World War II airmen who served in the Army Air Forces have been recovered.
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That airman charged with spying? Here’s how she earned an Air Medal
Former Tech. Sgt. Monica Elfriede Witt, who was charged with espionage Wednesday, earned an Air Medal for her contributions during the early days of the Iraq War.
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Hill AFB gets ready to put the hammer down
Air Force F-35s from Utah and F-16s from New Mexico and South Korea will conduct a large training exercise this week in Utah, which will be followed by the 11-day Combat Hammer weapons evaluation.
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Idaho residents file suit to stop Mountain Home from using their cities for close-air support training
Mountain Home Air Force Base’s use of nine southern Idaho cities for urban close-air support training has run into a stumbling block.
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US military supporting disaster relief efforts in Mozambique
Military personnel with U.S. Africa Command are in Mozambique to spearhead humanitarian relief efforts after the strongest-ever cyclone in the Southern Hemisphere struck Southeast Africa March 14-15.
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Air Force JAG says commanders may invoke God at change of command ceremonies, sparking protest
A little publicized legal opinion that addresses commanders’ rights to mention God at change of command and promotion ceremonies, issued by the Air Force judge advocate general in December, is now drawing protests and praise.
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First Air Force JAG officer to wear hijab featured in short NBC documentary
Capt. Maysaa Ouza, the first Air Force Judge Advocate General Corps officer to wear hijab, is featured in a new short documentary from NBC’s Left Field this week.
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Six injured when civilian drives through wall of Travis Starbucks
A car driven by a civilian crashed through the wall of a Starbucks inside the Mini-Mall at Travis Air Force Base, California, Thursday, injuring the driver and five others.
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Airman killed trying to stop armed robbery
Senior Airman Shawn McKeough Jr., 23, assigned to Little Rock Air Force Base, Arkansas, was gunned down late Friday night when he tried to stop an armed robbery.
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McSally calls for executive summit on sexual assault in the Air Force
One week after Arizona Sen. Martha McSally’s startling announcement that she was raped by a superior officer during her time in the Air Force. the former A-10 pilot has called for an executive summit on sexual assault with top service officials and outside experts.
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Remains of three missing World War II airmen recovered, half a world apart
The remains of three World War II airmen who served in the Army Air Forces have been recovered.
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That airman charged with spying? Here’s how she earned an Air Medal
Former Tech. Sgt. Monica Elfriede Witt, who was charged with espionage Wednesday, earned an Air Medal for her contributions during the early days of the Iraq War.
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Hill AFB gets ready to put the hammer down
Air Force F-35s from Utah and F-16s from New Mexico and South Korea will conduct a large training exercise this week in Utah, which will be followed by the 11-day Combat Hammer weapons evaluation.
-
Idaho residents file suit to stop Mountain Home from using their cities for close-air support training
Mountain Home Air Force Base’s use of nine southern Idaho cities for urban close-air support training has run into a stumbling block.
-
US military supporting disaster relief efforts in Mozambique
Military personnel with U.S. Africa Command are in Mozambique to spearhead humanitarian relief efforts after the strongest-ever cyclone in the Southern Hemisphere struck Southeast Africa March 14-15.
-
Air Force JAG says commanders may invoke God at change of command ceremonies, sparking protest
A little publicized legal opinion that addresses commanders’ rights to mention God at change of command and promotion ceremonies, issued by the Air Force judge advocate general in December, is now drawing protests and praise.
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First Air Force JAG officer to wear hijab featured in short NBC documentary
Capt. Maysaa Ouza, the first Air Force Judge Advocate General Corps officer to wear hijab, is featured in a new short documentary from NBC’s Left Field this week.
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Six injured when civilian drives through wall of Travis Starbucks
A car driven by a civilian crashed through the wall of a Starbucks inside the Mini-Mall at Travis Air Force Base, California, Thursday, injuring the driver and five others.
-
Airman killed trying to stop armed robbery
Senior Airman Shawn McKeough Jr., 23, assigned to Little Rock Air Force Base, Arkansas, was gunned down late Friday night when he tried to stop an armed robbery.
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McSally calls for executive summit on sexual assault in the Air Force
One week after Arizona Sen. Martha McSally’s startling announcement that she was raped by a superior officer during her time in the Air Force. the former A-10 pilot has called for an executive summit on sexual assault with top service officials and outside experts.
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Remains of three missing World War II airmen recovered, half a world apart
The remains of three World War II airmen who served in the Army Air Forces have been recovered.
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That airman charged with spying? Here’s how she earned an Air Medal
Former Tech. Sgt. Monica Elfriede Witt, who was charged with espionage Wednesday, earned an Air Medal for her contributions during the early days of the Iraq War.
