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Annual Air Force Association conference to focus on global reach
February means it’s once again time for the 32nd annual Air Force Association Air Warfare Symposium in Orlando, Fla.
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Air Force’s 20th Wing commander removes second-in-command
The leader of the Air Force’s 20th Fighter Wing has removed his second-in-command due to a loss of confidence, according to a spokesperson for Shaw Air Force Base, S.C.
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Fort Eustis security: No suspect in Friday incident
Security is still investigating reports from Friday of shots fired at Fort Eustis, Va., but said there is no shooting suspect in the incident.
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Air Force prolongs the life of the venerable B-52
First launched in 1954, the B-52 Stratofortress is receiving several major upgrades.
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Air Force will move off Russian engines, general says
Make no mistake, the Air Force doesn’t want to use Russian-made rocket engines, a top general said Friday.
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Security investigating reports of shots fired at Langley-Eustis
Ft. Eustis, Va., was briefly put on lockdown Friday morning after shots were reported fired on base. However there were no causalities reported and the incident is currently under investigation, a spokeswoman said.
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Five officers to change roles, Air Force announces
Five officers will be taking on new roles in the Air Force, Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Welsh announced Friday.
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No additional space personnel in 2017, Air Force says
The Air Force is unlikely to add any more airmen to its space mission in fiscal 2017, according to Winston Beauchamp, the deputy undersecretary of the Air Force for space.
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Space Wars: The Air Force Awakens
Space is the next frontier of warfare. Air Force leaders say they’ll be ready.
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Sixth-gen fighter likely won’t be common across services, Air Force general says
In a departure from the dual-service F-35 effort, the Pentagon’s sixth-generation fighter jet likely won’t be common between the US Air Force and the US Navy, a top Air Force general said Friday.
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Annual Air Force Association conference to focus on global reach
February means it’s once again time for the 32nd annual Air Force Association Air Warfare Symposium in Orlando, Fla.
-
Air Force’s 20th Wing commander removes second-in-command
The leader of the Air Force’s 20th Fighter Wing has removed his second-in-command due to a loss of confidence, according to a spokesperson for Shaw Air Force Base, S.C.
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Fort Eustis security: No suspect in Friday incident
Security is still investigating reports from Friday of shots fired at Fort Eustis, Va., but said there is no shooting suspect in the incident.
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Air Force prolongs the life of the venerable B-52
First launched in 1954, the B-52 Stratofortress is receiving several major upgrades.
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Air Force will move off Russian engines, general says
Make no mistake, the Air Force doesn’t want to use Russian-made rocket engines, a top general said Friday.
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Security investigating reports of shots fired at Langley-Eustis
Ft. Eustis, Va., was briefly put on lockdown Friday morning after shots were reported fired on base. However there were no causalities reported and the incident is currently under investigation, a spokeswoman said.
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Five officers to change roles, Air Force announces
Five officers will be taking on new roles in the Air Force, Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Welsh announced Friday.
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No additional space personnel in 2017, Air Force says
The Air Force is unlikely to add any more airmen to its space mission in fiscal 2017, according to Winston Beauchamp, the deputy undersecretary of the Air Force for space.
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Space Wars: The Air Force Awakens
Space is the next frontier of warfare. Air Force leaders say they’ll be ready.
-
Sixth-gen fighter likely won’t be common across services, Air Force general says
In a departure from the dual-service F-35 effort, the Pentagon’s sixth-generation fighter jet likely won’t be common between the US Air Force and the US Navy, a top Air Force general said Friday.
-
Annual Air Force Association conference to focus on global reach
February means it’s once again time for the 32nd annual Air Force Association Air Warfare Symposium in Orlando, Fla.
-
Air Force’s 20th Wing commander removes second-in-command
The leader of the Air Force’s 20th Fighter Wing has removed his second-in-command due to a loss of confidence, according to a spokesperson for Shaw Air Force Base, S.C.
-
Fort Eustis security: No suspect in Friday incident
Security is still investigating reports from Friday of shots fired at Fort Eustis, Va., but said there is no shooting suspect in the incident.
-
Air Force prolongs the life of the venerable B-52
First launched in 1954, the B-52 Stratofortress is receiving several major upgrades.
-
Air Force will move off Russian engines, general says
Make no mistake, the Air Force doesn’t want to use Russian-made rocket engines, a top general said Friday.
-
Security investigating reports of shots fired at Langley-Eustis
Ft. Eustis, Va., was briefly put on lockdown Friday morning after shots were reported fired on base. However there were no causalities reported and the incident is currently under investigation, a spokeswoman said.
-
Five officers to change roles, Air Force announces
Five officers will be taking on new roles in the Air Force, Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Welsh announced Friday.
-
No additional space personnel in 2017, Air Force says
The Air Force is unlikely to add any more airmen to its space mission in fiscal 2017, according to Winston Beauchamp, the deputy undersecretary of the Air Force for space.
-
Space Wars: The Air Force Awakens
Space is the next frontier of warfare. Air Force leaders say they’ll be ready.
-
Sixth-gen fighter likely won’t be common across services, Air Force general says
In a departure from the dual-service F-35 effort, the Pentagon’s sixth-generation fighter jet likely won’t be common between the US Air Force and the US Navy, a top Air Force general said Friday.
