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Need to know, 2016: Aircraft programs to watch
It’s likely to be a banner year for aircraft, as the service takes big steps forward for several of its newest planes:
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21-gun funeral salutes: Still banned
The announcement that Hawaiian air forces are changing their burial process for veterans brought online anger last week.
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USAF reservists could take the lead in active-duty missions
Reservists could find themselves leading active-duty missions under the new opportunities and career pThe Air Force is opening up new possibilities and new career paths for the reserve components, which could include time leading active-duty missions
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Vietnam-era USAF Green Hornets finally receive Silver Star
It took 46 years, but Ronald Brodeur and Eric Roberts II finally got recognition for their courage.
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U.S. needs conventional ballistic missiles, former strike commander says
The nuclear ballistic missiles that have deterred threats since the Cold War no longer are adequate for today’s fight against terrorist groups, the former leader of U.S. Strategic Command said Tuesday.
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Spencer Stone says he’s glad 2015 is over
Staff Sgt. Spencer Stone probably won’t miss 2015 and the altercations that came with it.
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General: The 273 active-duty suicides this year ‘breaks my heart’
The Defense Department must find better ways to support troops and personnel, the head of Air Force Space Command said Tuesday, adding he is worried about high stress and suicides in the military.
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U.S. must adapt to an ever-changing world, former CIA director says
The U.S. needs to have a vision of foreign policy that it tries to follow no matter which political party is in power, the former head of the CIA said Thursday.
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New tech could help Air Force fight an old foe: bad weather
The head of Air Force Special Operations Command hopes new technology can help the service defeat one of its oldest foes: weather.
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U.S. must unify electronic warfare, retired general says
If the Air Force wants to be effective in future conflicts, it must rethink the way it handles electronic warfare, a retired general said on Tuesday.
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Need to know, 2016: Aircraft programs to watch
It’s likely to be a banner year for aircraft, as the service takes big steps forward for several of its newest planes:
-
21-gun funeral salutes: Still banned
The announcement that Hawaiian air forces are changing their burial process for veterans brought online anger last week.
-
USAF reservists could take the lead in active-duty missions
Reservists could find themselves leading active-duty missions under the new opportunities and career pThe Air Force is opening up new possibilities and new career paths for the reserve components, which could include time leading active-duty missions
-
Vietnam-era USAF Green Hornets finally receive Silver Star
It took 46 years, but Ronald Brodeur and Eric Roberts II finally got recognition for their courage.
-
U.S. needs conventional ballistic missiles, former strike commander says
The nuclear ballistic missiles that have deterred threats since the Cold War no longer are adequate for today’s fight against terrorist groups, the former leader of U.S. Strategic Command said Tuesday.
-
Spencer Stone says he’s glad 2015 is over
Staff Sgt. Spencer Stone probably won’t miss 2015 and the altercations that came with it.
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General: The 273 active-duty suicides this year ‘breaks my heart’
The Defense Department must find better ways to support troops and personnel, the head of Air Force Space Command said Tuesday, adding he is worried about high stress and suicides in the military.
-
U.S. must adapt to an ever-changing world, former CIA director says
The U.S. needs to have a vision of foreign policy that it tries to follow no matter which political party is in power, the former head of the CIA said Thursday.
-
New tech could help Air Force fight an old foe: bad weather
The head of Air Force Special Operations Command hopes new technology can help the service defeat one of its oldest foes: weather.
-
U.S. must unify electronic warfare, retired general says
If the Air Force wants to be effective in future conflicts, it must rethink the way it handles electronic warfare, a retired general said on Tuesday.
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Need to know, 2016: Aircraft programs to watch
It’s likely to be a banner year for aircraft, as the service takes big steps forward for several of its newest planes:
-
21-gun funeral salutes: Still banned
The announcement that Hawaiian air forces are changing their burial process for veterans brought online anger last week.
-
USAF reservists could take the lead in active-duty missions
Reservists could find themselves leading active-duty missions under the new opportunities and career pThe Air Force is opening up new possibilities and new career paths for the reserve components, which could include time leading active-duty missions
-
Vietnam-era USAF Green Hornets finally receive Silver Star
It took 46 years, but Ronald Brodeur and Eric Roberts II finally got recognition for their courage.
-
U.S. needs conventional ballistic missiles, former strike commander says
The nuclear ballistic missiles that have deterred threats since the Cold War no longer are adequate for today’s fight against terrorist groups, the former leader of U.S. Strategic Command said Tuesday.
-
Spencer Stone says he’s glad 2015 is over
Staff Sgt. Spencer Stone probably won’t miss 2015 and the altercations that came with it.
-
General: The 273 active-duty suicides this year ‘breaks my heart’
The Defense Department must find better ways to support troops and personnel, the head of Air Force Space Command said Tuesday, adding he is worried about high stress and suicides in the military.
-
U.S. must adapt to an ever-changing world, former CIA director says
The U.S. needs to have a vision of foreign policy that it tries to follow no matter which political party is in power, the former head of the CIA said Thursday.
-
New tech could help Air Force fight an old foe: bad weather
The head of Air Force Special Operations Command hopes new technology can help the service defeat one of its oldest foes: weather.
-
U.S. must unify electronic warfare, retired general says
If the Air Force wants to be effective in future conflicts, it must rethink the way it handles electronic warfare, a retired general said on Tuesday.
