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U.S. airmen in Japan practice for potential conflict
“During surge operations, we’re validating our wing’s ability to generate [aircraft] in a simulated combat scenario,” said Capt. Josh Plocinski, the 14th Fighter Squadron chief of standardization and evaluation, in the press release.
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Air Force realigns space training, won’t move class location
The Air Force is realigning its space education program, but is not expected to physically move the training center.
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Air Force surgeon general weighs in on stress, suicide, healthy bases
In an exclusive interview, Lt. Gen. Mark Ediger, the Air Force surgeon general, talks about some of the issues affecting airmen’s health.
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Air Force squandered millions of dollars on excess C-130J parts, IG says
The Air Force mismanaged its inventory of spare Super Hercules parts, building a stockpile worth tens of millions of dollars, the DoD IG says.
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Military records don’t support claims made by veteran who dazzled Donald Trump
Alicia Watkins has said for years she was wounded in combat. The Air Force can’t validate that.
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Drone footage shows ruins of former ISIS city
Syrian forces announced March 27 that they have retaken the ancient city of Palmyra from the Islamic State terrorist group.
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See a B-1 do a double aileron roll
Maneuverability may not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think about the B-1 Lancer. But the plane showed it can really move when it performed a double aileron roll at an airshow.
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Minot tech sergeant cleared of all major charges in sexual assault case
TSgt. Aaron Allmon, with the 5th Bomb Wing, was acquitted of sexual assault, sexual harassment and making threats in a court-martial that ended Nov. 14.
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Air Force captain acquitted of all charges in sexual assault case
A captain at Royal Air Force Mildenhall, England, was acquitted of all charges during a court-martial hearing in August 2015.
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Los Angeles AFB master sergeant acquitted of rape charge
A master sergeant at Los Angeles Air Force Base, California, was acquitted of all charges Jan. 14 during a court-martial hearing.
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U.S. airmen in Japan practice for potential conflict
“During surge operations, we’re validating our wing’s ability to generate [aircraft] in a simulated combat scenario,” said Capt. Josh Plocinski, the 14th Fighter Squadron chief of standardization and evaluation, in the press release.
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Air Force realigns space training, won’t move class location
The Air Force is realigning its space education program, but is not expected to physically move the training center.
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Air Force surgeon general weighs in on stress, suicide, healthy bases
In an exclusive interview, Lt. Gen. Mark Ediger, the Air Force surgeon general, talks about some of the issues affecting airmen’s health.
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Air Force squandered millions of dollars on excess C-130J parts, IG says
The Air Force mismanaged its inventory of spare Super Hercules parts, building a stockpile worth tens of millions of dollars, the DoD IG says.
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Military records don’t support claims made by veteran who dazzled Donald Trump
Alicia Watkins has said for years she was wounded in combat. The Air Force can’t validate that.
-
Drone footage shows ruins of former ISIS city
Syrian forces announced March 27 that they have retaken the ancient city of Palmyra from the Islamic State terrorist group.
-
See a B-1 do a double aileron roll
Maneuverability may not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think about the B-1 Lancer. But the plane showed it can really move when it performed a double aileron roll at an airshow.
-
Minot tech sergeant cleared of all major charges in sexual assault case
TSgt. Aaron Allmon, with the 5th Bomb Wing, was acquitted of sexual assault, sexual harassment and making threats in a court-martial that ended Nov. 14.
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Air Force captain acquitted of all charges in sexual assault case
A captain at Royal Air Force Mildenhall, England, was acquitted of all charges during a court-martial hearing in August 2015.
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Los Angeles AFB master sergeant acquitted of rape charge
A master sergeant at Los Angeles Air Force Base, California, was acquitted of all charges Jan. 14 during a court-martial hearing.
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U.S. airmen in Japan practice for potential conflict
“During surge operations, we’re validating our wing’s ability to generate [aircraft] in a simulated combat scenario,” said Capt. Josh Plocinski, the 14th Fighter Squadron chief of standardization and evaluation, in the press release.
-
Air Force realigns space training, won’t move class location
The Air Force is realigning its space education program, but is not expected to physically move the training center.
-
Air Force surgeon general weighs in on stress, suicide, healthy bases
In an exclusive interview, Lt. Gen. Mark Ediger, the Air Force surgeon general, talks about some of the issues affecting airmen’s health.
-
Air Force squandered millions of dollars on excess C-130J parts, IG says
The Air Force mismanaged its inventory of spare Super Hercules parts, building a stockpile worth tens of millions of dollars, the DoD IG says.
-
Military records don’t support claims made by veteran who dazzled Donald Trump
Alicia Watkins has said for years she was wounded in combat. The Air Force can’t validate that.
-
Drone footage shows ruins of former ISIS city
Syrian forces announced March 27 that they have retaken the ancient city of Palmyra from the Islamic State terrorist group.
-
See a B-1 do a double aileron roll
Maneuverability may not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think about the B-1 Lancer. But the plane showed it can really move when it performed a double aileron roll at an airshow.
-
Minot tech sergeant cleared of all major charges in sexual assault case
TSgt. Aaron Allmon, with the 5th Bomb Wing, was acquitted of sexual assault, sexual harassment and making threats in a court-martial that ended Nov. 14.
-
Air Force captain acquitted of all charges in sexual assault case
A captain at Royal Air Force Mildenhall, England, was acquitted of all charges during a court-martial hearing in August 2015.
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Los Angeles AFB master sergeant acquitted of rape charge
A master sergeant at Los Angeles Air Force Base, California, was acquitted of all charges Jan. 14 during a court-martial hearing.
