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‘Cyber Command’ must focus on the joint fight, general says
The Air Force will likely set up be part of a so-called CYBER-COM in the future, on par with current unified combatant commands, a top general said, but warned the organization shouldn’t be too focused on a single domain.
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Colonel faces sexual assault charges
The former commander of a medical group based in South Korea faces charges of sexual assault, according to official charge records.
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Obama nominates 20 to pin on next star
President Obama has nominated twenty Air Force officers for general officer promotions, Defense Secretary Ash Carter the Pentagon announced Monday, including 19 colonels who will be pinning on their first general’s star.
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Tinker staff sergeant convicted in murder-for-hire plot
A Tinker airman will serve 12 years in prison after he was convicted of setting fire to a house in an effort to kill the woman inside, as part of a murder-for-hire plot.
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RPA systems studied to improve ground-based technology
The next big advancement in autonomy might not be in the air, but on the ground, the Air Force’s top scientist said Thursday.
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Minot tech sergeant acquitted of sexual assault, found guilty on lesser charges
A combat photographer based at Minot Air Force Base, North Dakota, has been acquitted of a charge that he sexually assaulted an airman under his command, but was convicted of a lesser offense that his attorney says he will appeal.
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On Veterans Day, LGBT troops honor two of their own
Tech. Sgt. Leonard Matlovich was reading Air Force Times when he came across an article about gay people serving in the military.
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RPA flights could expand outside of Creech, Carlisle says
The Air Force could announce changes to remotely piloted aircraft missions as early as next week, including the possibility of expanding operations outside of Creech Air Force Base in Nevada.
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Carlisle: A-10 retirement could be delayed by several years
The Air Force could delay retirement of the A-10 Thunderbolt II by a few years to meet demand for close-air support missions, Gen. Herbert J. “Hawk” Carlisle, head of Air Combat Command, said Tuesday.
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C-17, KC-10 crews depart for Ultimate Reach in Spain
POPE FIELD, N.C. — Operation Ultimate Reach is the U.S. military’s demonstration of projecting global power. For nearly 5,000 troops, it’s a chance to practice parachute jumps, aerial refueling and international cooperation.
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‘Cyber Command’ must focus on the joint fight, general says
The Air Force will likely set up be part of a so-called CYBER-COM in the future, on par with current unified combatant commands, a top general said, but warned the organization shouldn’t be too focused on a single domain.
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Colonel faces sexual assault charges
The former commander of a medical group based in South Korea faces charges of sexual assault, according to official charge records.
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Obama nominates 20 to pin on next star
President Obama has nominated twenty Air Force officers for general officer promotions, Defense Secretary Ash Carter the Pentagon announced Monday, including 19 colonels who will be pinning on their first general’s star.
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Tinker staff sergeant convicted in murder-for-hire plot
A Tinker airman will serve 12 years in prison after he was convicted of setting fire to a house in an effort to kill the woman inside, as part of a murder-for-hire plot.
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RPA systems studied to improve ground-based technology
The next big advancement in autonomy might not be in the air, but on the ground, the Air Force’s top scientist said Thursday.
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Minot tech sergeant acquitted of sexual assault, found guilty on lesser charges
A combat photographer based at Minot Air Force Base, North Dakota, has been acquitted of a charge that he sexually assaulted an airman under his command, but was convicted of a lesser offense that his attorney says he will appeal.
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On Veterans Day, LGBT troops honor two of their own
Tech. Sgt. Leonard Matlovich was reading Air Force Times when he came across an article about gay people serving in the military.
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RPA flights could expand outside of Creech, Carlisle says
The Air Force could announce changes to remotely piloted aircraft missions as early as next week, including the possibility of expanding operations outside of Creech Air Force Base in Nevada.
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Carlisle: A-10 retirement could be delayed by several years
The Air Force could delay retirement of the A-10 Thunderbolt II by a few years to meet demand for close-air support missions, Gen. Herbert J. “Hawk” Carlisle, head of Air Combat Command, said Tuesday.
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C-17, KC-10 crews depart for Ultimate Reach in Spain
POPE FIELD, N.C. — Operation Ultimate Reach is the U.S. military’s demonstration of projecting global power. For nearly 5,000 troops, it’s a chance to practice parachute jumps, aerial refueling and international cooperation.
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‘Cyber Command’ must focus on the joint fight, general says
The Air Force will likely set up be part of a so-called CYBER-COM in the future, on par with current unified combatant commands, a top general said, but warned the organization shouldn’t be too focused on a single domain.
-
Colonel faces sexual assault charges
The former commander of a medical group based in South Korea faces charges of sexual assault, according to official charge records.
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Obama nominates 20 to pin on next star
President Obama has nominated twenty Air Force officers for general officer promotions, Defense Secretary Ash Carter the Pentagon announced Monday, including 19 colonels who will be pinning on their first general’s star.
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Tinker staff sergeant convicted in murder-for-hire plot
A Tinker airman will serve 12 years in prison after he was convicted of setting fire to a house in an effort to kill the woman inside, as part of a murder-for-hire plot.
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RPA systems studied to improve ground-based technology
The next big advancement in autonomy might not be in the air, but on the ground, the Air Force’s top scientist said Thursday.
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Minot tech sergeant acquitted of sexual assault, found guilty on lesser charges
A combat photographer based at Minot Air Force Base, North Dakota, has been acquitted of a charge that he sexually assaulted an airman under his command, but was convicted of a lesser offense that his attorney says he will appeal.
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On Veterans Day, LGBT troops honor two of their own
Tech. Sgt. Leonard Matlovich was reading Air Force Times when he came across an article about gay people serving in the military.
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RPA flights could expand outside of Creech, Carlisle says
The Air Force could announce changes to remotely piloted aircraft missions as early as next week, including the possibility of expanding operations outside of Creech Air Force Base in Nevada.
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Carlisle: A-10 retirement could be delayed by several years
The Air Force could delay retirement of the A-10 Thunderbolt II by a few years to meet demand for close-air support missions, Gen. Herbert J. “Hawk” Carlisle, head of Air Combat Command, said Tuesday.
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C-17, KC-10 crews depart for Ultimate Reach in Spain
POPE FIELD, N.C. — Operation Ultimate Reach is the U.S. military’s demonstration of projecting global power. For nearly 5,000 troops, it’s a chance to practice parachute jumps, aerial refueling and international cooperation.
