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Building bombs to drop on ISIS
The fight against the Islamic State is one of the longest sustained bombing campaigns in recent military engagements. So where is the Air Force getting its bombs?
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Last GPS II satellite ready for launch, paving way for next generation
The first Air Force launch of 2016 will be the last for the current generation of GPS satellites.
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U.S. needs to defend space assets, Pentagon space expert says
The United States needs to recognize that space is no longer a benign environment, and should take more steps to protect its critical infrastructure, one of the Pentagon’s leading space experts said Friday.
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Maj. Gen. Johnson recalls his harrowing experience as A-10 pilot in Desert Storm
The snow-covered ground of Washington, D.C. is a long way removed from the desert of Saudi Arabia.
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Sen. McCain grills Air Force secretary over Russian rocket engines
Sen. John McCain did not mince words in slamming the Air Force for its reliance on Russian-made rocket engines, saying the service was using “empty promises…stalling tactics, stale arguments, and suspect assertions.”
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Desert Storm marked start of integration for Air Force reserves
Since the Gulf War, the role the Air Force Reserve and Air National Guard play in operations has drastically changed, moving from a back-up component to an integrated and essential part of today’s military.
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Kadena airman’s death ruled an accident
The death of an airmen who fell from her fifth-story window has officially been ruled an accident, according to an investigation report released this week by Pacific Air Forces.
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25 years later: what we learned from Desert Storm
Twenty-five years ago this month, the U.S. launched Operation Desert Storm, designed to drive Saddam Hussein’s Iraqi army out of Kuwait and back into Iraq.
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Air Force doesn’t report the names of acquitted airmen
A new Air Force policy has sparked a debate on privacy rights, and whether airmen found not guilty of crimes should have their names announced by the service.
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Maternity leave will increase, James says
The Air Force will likely follow the Navy’s lead and triple maternity leave from six weeks to eighteen, Secretary Deborah Lee James said Thursday, adding that paternity leave could also increase.
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Building bombs to drop on ISIS
The fight against the Islamic State is one of the longest sustained bombing campaigns in recent military engagements. So where is the Air Force getting its bombs?
-
Last GPS II satellite ready for launch, paving way for next generation
The first Air Force launch of 2016 will be the last for the current generation of GPS satellites.
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U.S. needs to defend space assets, Pentagon space expert says
The United States needs to recognize that space is no longer a benign environment, and should take more steps to protect its critical infrastructure, one of the Pentagon’s leading space experts said Friday.
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Maj. Gen. Johnson recalls his harrowing experience as A-10 pilot in Desert Storm
The snow-covered ground of Washington, D.C. is a long way removed from the desert of Saudi Arabia.
-
Sen. McCain grills Air Force secretary over Russian rocket engines
Sen. John McCain did not mince words in slamming the Air Force for its reliance on Russian-made rocket engines, saying the service was using “empty promises…stalling tactics, stale arguments, and suspect assertions.”
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Desert Storm marked start of integration for Air Force reserves
Since the Gulf War, the role the Air Force Reserve and Air National Guard play in operations has drastically changed, moving from a back-up component to an integrated and essential part of today’s military.
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Kadena airman’s death ruled an accident
The death of an airmen who fell from her fifth-story window has officially been ruled an accident, according to an investigation report released this week by Pacific Air Forces.
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25 years later: what we learned from Desert Storm
Twenty-five years ago this month, the U.S. launched Operation Desert Storm, designed to drive Saddam Hussein’s Iraqi army out of Kuwait and back into Iraq.
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Air Force doesn’t report the names of acquitted airmen
A new Air Force policy has sparked a debate on privacy rights, and whether airmen found not guilty of crimes should have their names announced by the service.
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Maternity leave will increase, James says
The Air Force will likely follow the Navy’s lead and triple maternity leave from six weeks to eighteen, Secretary Deborah Lee James said Thursday, adding that paternity leave could also increase.
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Building bombs to drop on ISIS
The fight against the Islamic State is one of the longest sustained bombing campaigns in recent military engagements. So where is the Air Force getting its bombs?
-
Last GPS II satellite ready for launch, paving way for next generation
The first Air Force launch of 2016 will be the last for the current generation of GPS satellites.
-
U.S. needs to defend space assets, Pentagon space expert says
The United States needs to recognize that space is no longer a benign environment, and should take more steps to protect its critical infrastructure, one of the Pentagon’s leading space experts said Friday.
-
Maj. Gen. Johnson recalls his harrowing experience as A-10 pilot in Desert Storm
The snow-covered ground of Washington, D.C. is a long way removed from the desert of Saudi Arabia.
-
Sen. McCain grills Air Force secretary over Russian rocket engines
Sen. John McCain did not mince words in slamming the Air Force for its reliance on Russian-made rocket engines, saying the service was using “empty promises…stalling tactics, stale arguments, and suspect assertions.”
-
Desert Storm marked start of integration for Air Force reserves
Since the Gulf War, the role the Air Force Reserve and Air National Guard play in operations has drastically changed, moving from a back-up component to an integrated and essential part of today’s military.
-
Kadena airman’s death ruled an accident
The death of an airmen who fell from her fifth-story window has officially been ruled an accident, according to an investigation report released this week by Pacific Air Forces.
-
25 years later: what we learned from Desert Storm
Twenty-five years ago this month, the U.S. launched Operation Desert Storm, designed to drive Saddam Hussein’s Iraqi army out of Kuwait and back into Iraq.
-
Air Force doesn’t report the names of acquitted airmen
A new Air Force policy has sparked a debate on privacy rights, and whether airmen found not guilty of crimes should have their names announced by the service.
-
Maternity leave will increase, James says
The Air Force will likely follow the Navy’s lead and triple maternity leave from six weeks to eighteen, Secretary Deborah Lee James said Thursday, adding that paternity leave could also increase.
