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Air Force hero of Vietnam War killed in car accident
A decorated Air Force hero of the Vietnam War was killed in an autombile accident March 24 in Winchester, Virginia.
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Three Air Guardsmen killed in Iraq arrive home
The remains of three New York Air National Guard members killed in a Pave Hawk helicopter crash in Iraq March 15 arrived home on Long Island Tuesday.
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Airman in murder-suicide ‘despondent’ over pending divorce
Clinton Field, a 29-year-old airman stationed at Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Washington, has been identified as the shooter who killed his wife and two small children early Tuesday morning before turning the gun on himself.
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Fewer stateside troops to get cost-of-living allowance in 2018
About 28,000 service members will receive the continental U.S. cost-of-living allowance in 2018, down from about 35,150 this year.
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Christian groups battle to save colonel’s career
The Family Research Council and the American Family Association delivered a petition to the Pentagon Dec. 6 demanding that the Air Force reverse punitive measures taken against Col. Leland Bohannon, effectively ending the career of the highly decorated officer.
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Air Force Thunderbirds commander relieved
Lt. Col. Jason Heard, commander of the Thunderbirds, the U.S. Air Force Air Demonstration Squadron, was relieved of command Nov. 20.
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Skyraider 2? The Air Force may bring back Vietnam-style combat plane
The Air Force’s legendary A-1E Skyraiders proved their mettle in the skies over Vietnam. Air Force leaders now see a similar need for a low-cost, slower-moving aircraft for missions in low-threat environments.
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Air Force creating new squadron leadership course
The Air Force will begin providing leadership training for squadron commanders and superintendents, the units’ senior enlisted leaders.
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Airmen remain in high demand in Europe
The pace of rotational deployments and training exercises in Europe is high in 2017, and it won’t be slowing down in the year to come, said the top Air Force commander there.
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Master sergeant dedicates thousands of hours to mentoring youth, caring for orphans
Master Sgt. Nickolas Kupper lives his life by a simple philosophy. “I never want to go into something and not give it my all,” he said.
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Air Force hero of Vietnam War killed in car accident
A decorated Air Force hero of the Vietnam War was killed in an autombile accident March 24 in Winchester, Virginia.
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Three Air Guardsmen killed in Iraq arrive home
The remains of three New York Air National Guard members killed in a Pave Hawk helicopter crash in Iraq March 15 arrived home on Long Island Tuesday.
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Airman in murder-suicide ‘despondent’ over pending divorce
Clinton Field, a 29-year-old airman stationed at Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Washington, has been identified as the shooter who killed his wife and two small children early Tuesday morning before turning the gun on himself.
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Fewer stateside troops to get cost-of-living allowance in 2018
About 28,000 service members will receive the continental U.S. cost-of-living allowance in 2018, down from about 35,150 this year.
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Christian groups battle to save colonel’s career
The Family Research Council and the American Family Association delivered a petition to the Pentagon Dec. 6 demanding that the Air Force reverse punitive measures taken against Col. Leland Bohannon, effectively ending the career of the highly decorated officer.
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Air Force Thunderbirds commander relieved
Lt. Col. Jason Heard, commander of the Thunderbirds, the U.S. Air Force Air Demonstration Squadron, was relieved of command Nov. 20.
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Skyraider 2? The Air Force may bring back Vietnam-style combat plane
The Air Force’s legendary A-1E Skyraiders proved their mettle in the skies over Vietnam. Air Force leaders now see a similar need for a low-cost, slower-moving aircraft for missions in low-threat environments.
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Air Force creating new squadron leadership course
The Air Force will begin providing leadership training for squadron commanders and superintendents, the units’ senior enlisted leaders.
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Airmen remain in high demand in Europe
The pace of rotational deployments and training exercises in Europe is high in 2017, and it won’t be slowing down in the year to come, said the top Air Force commander there.
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Master sergeant dedicates thousands of hours to mentoring youth, caring for orphans
Master Sgt. Nickolas Kupper lives his life by a simple philosophy. “I never want to go into something and not give it my all,” he said.
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Air Force hero of Vietnam War killed in car accident
A decorated Air Force hero of the Vietnam War was killed in an autombile accident March 24 in Winchester, Virginia.
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Three Air Guardsmen killed in Iraq arrive home
The remains of three New York Air National Guard members killed in a Pave Hawk helicopter crash in Iraq March 15 arrived home on Long Island Tuesday.
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Airman in murder-suicide ‘despondent’ over pending divorce
Clinton Field, a 29-year-old airman stationed at Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Washington, has been identified as the shooter who killed his wife and two small children early Tuesday morning before turning the gun on himself.
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Fewer stateside troops to get cost-of-living allowance in 2018
About 28,000 service members will receive the continental U.S. cost-of-living allowance in 2018, down from about 35,150 this year.
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Christian groups battle to save colonel’s career
The Family Research Council and the American Family Association delivered a petition to the Pentagon Dec. 6 demanding that the Air Force reverse punitive measures taken against Col. Leland Bohannon, effectively ending the career of the highly decorated officer.
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Air Force Thunderbirds commander relieved
Lt. Col. Jason Heard, commander of the Thunderbirds, the U.S. Air Force Air Demonstration Squadron, was relieved of command Nov. 20.
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Skyraider 2? The Air Force may bring back Vietnam-style combat plane
The Air Force’s legendary A-1E Skyraiders proved their mettle in the skies over Vietnam. Air Force leaders now see a similar need for a low-cost, slower-moving aircraft for missions in low-threat environments.
-
Air Force creating new squadron leadership course
The Air Force will begin providing leadership training for squadron commanders and superintendents, the units’ senior enlisted leaders.
-
Airmen remain in high demand in Europe
The pace of rotational deployments and training exercises in Europe is high in 2017, and it won’t be slowing down in the year to come, said the top Air Force commander there.
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Master sergeant dedicates thousands of hours to mentoring youth, caring for orphans
Master Sgt. Nickolas Kupper lives his life by a simple philosophy. “I never want to go into something and not give it my all,” he said.
