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NATO holds largest exercise in a decade to counter Russian threat
NATO is holding its largest military exercise in over a decade, a move that’s being viewed as a counter to Russian actions in Ukraine and Syria.
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Women needed in cyber careers
In the U.S., 40 percent of young men between the ages of 18 and 26 would consider a career in a cyber-related field.
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F-35 helmet costs $400,000 — 4 times that of predecessor
When the joint strike fighter, the F-35 Lightning II, finally takes to the skies on its first official mission, it will be one of the most advanced and one of the most expensive planes ever.
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F-35 helmet is 6 ounces too heavy
“What we found was if the pilot has a helmet on his head or her head and that helmet weighs more than 4.8 pounds, then the neck loads on that light-weight pilot — by a very little bit — exceed what we would consider to be perfectly safe,” said Lt.
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Four airmen face charges in separate cases
Four airmen face are facing unrelated charges on allegations ranging from damaging property to soliciting a prostitute.
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No charges in JBER hospital gun incident, spokesman says
Charges won’t be filed against an airman detained for bringing a gun into the hospital at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska, a base spokesman said.
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Congresswoman, former pilot, concerned F-35 won’t fill A-10’s role
A former A-10 pilot-turned-Congresswoman said she still has doubts about the F-35’s abilities in close-air support.
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Eyes on Iran and North Korea: Air Force to activate five squadrons for nuclear monitoring
The Air Force is activating five squadrons to bolster its nuclear monitoring capabilities, the first time since 1980 that five squadrons will undertake the task.
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Pay and benefits app coming soon, AF says
The Air Force is developing a smartphone app that would give airmen a one-stop digital shop for information and answers on pay, benefits, and potentially other subject, a top service official said.
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Trump wants to ‘fire’ F-35
Donald Trump wants to tell the F-35 it’s “fired.”
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NATO holds largest exercise in a decade to counter Russian threat
NATO is holding its largest military exercise in over a decade, a move that’s being viewed as a counter to Russian actions in Ukraine and Syria.
-
Women needed in cyber careers
In the U.S., 40 percent of young men between the ages of 18 and 26 would consider a career in a cyber-related field.
-
F-35 helmet costs $400,000 — 4 times that of predecessor
When the joint strike fighter, the F-35 Lightning II, finally takes to the skies on its first official mission, it will be one of the most advanced and one of the most expensive planes ever.
-
F-35 helmet is 6 ounces too heavy
“What we found was if the pilot has a helmet on his head or her head and that helmet weighs more than 4.8 pounds, then the neck loads on that light-weight pilot — by a very little bit — exceed what we would consider to be perfectly safe,” said Lt.
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Four airmen face charges in separate cases
Four airmen face are facing unrelated charges on allegations ranging from damaging property to soliciting a prostitute.
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No charges in JBER hospital gun incident, spokesman says
Charges won’t be filed against an airman detained for bringing a gun into the hospital at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska, a base spokesman said.
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Congresswoman, former pilot, concerned F-35 won’t fill A-10’s role
A former A-10 pilot-turned-Congresswoman said she still has doubts about the F-35’s abilities in close-air support.
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Eyes on Iran and North Korea: Air Force to activate five squadrons for nuclear monitoring
The Air Force is activating five squadrons to bolster its nuclear monitoring capabilities, the first time since 1980 that five squadrons will undertake the task.
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Pay and benefits app coming soon, AF says
The Air Force is developing a smartphone app that would give airmen a one-stop digital shop for information and answers on pay, benefits, and potentially other subject, a top service official said.
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Trump wants to ‘fire’ F-35
Donald Trump wants to tell the F-35 it’s “fired.”
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NATO holds largest exercise in a decade to counter Russian threat
NATO is holding its largest military exercise in over a decade, a move that’s being viewed as a counter to Russian actions in Ukraine and Syria.
-
Women needed in cyber careers
In the U.S., 40 percent of young men between the ages of 18 and 26 would consider a career in a cyber-related field.
-
F-35 helmet costs $400,000 — 4 times that of predecessor
When the joint strike fighter, the F-35 Lightning II, finally takes to the skies on its first official mission, it will be one of the most advanced and one of the most expensive planes ever.
-
F-35 helmet is 6 ounces too heavy
“What we found was if the pilot has a helmet on his head or her head and that helmet weighs more than 4.8 pounds, then the neck loads on that light-weight pilot — by a very little bit — exceed what we would consider to be perfectly safe,” said Lt.
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Four airmen face charges in separate cases
Four airmen face are facing unrelated charges on allegations ranging from damaging property to soliciting a prostitute.
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No charges in JBER hospital gun incident, spokesman says
Charges won’t be filed against an airman detained for bringing a gun into the hospital at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska, a base spokesman said.
-
Congresswoman, former pilot, concerned F-35 won’t fill A-10’s role
A former A-10 pilot-turned-Congresswoman said she still has doubts about the F-35’s abilities in close-air support.
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Eyes on Iran and North Korea: Air Force to activate five squadrons for nuclear monitoring
The Air Force is activating five squadrons to bolster its nuclear monitoring capabilities, the first time since 1980 that five squadrons will undertake the task.
-
Pay and benefits app coming soon, AF says
The Air Force is developing a smartphone app that would give airmen a one-stop digital shop for information and answers on pay, benefits, and potentially other subject, a top service official said.
