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Airmen charged in drug, sexual assault cases
Three airmen are facing courts-martial on unrelated charges, according to records filed with the Judge Advocate General’s office.
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Retiring ANG director, Lt. Gen. Stanley Clarke, looks ahead
It was 2003, and then-Col. Stanley Clarke was standing in the middle of the desert with orders to set up a base.
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Tinker captain acquitted of rape charges
An Air Force captain has been acquitted of rape charges in a court-martial, the Judge Advocate General’s office announced.
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Airmen to receive digital cyber education
As the Air Force looks to step up its education efforts, all airmen are soon likely to start receiving some cyber training.
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The Digital War: Air Force leaders say they want more airmen with cyber experience
The Air Force plans to expand its cyber capabilities and boost the field as part of a planned increase in end strength.
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U.S. more closely monitoring cyberspace after Russian bombings in Syria, general says
The U.S. is monitoring the cyber landscape for potential threats that could emerge due to the conflict in Syria, Air Force Lt. Gen.
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Lt. Gen. Stanley Clarke, director of Air National Guard, to retire
Lt. Gen. Stanley Clarke III, head of the Air National Guard, plans to retire, the service confirmed to Air Force Times on Thursday.
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USAF revamping space command structure, general says
The Air Force is attempting to revamp the way space missions are handled
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New Air Force inspector general named
Lt. Gen. Anthony J. Rock will be the next Inspector General of the Air Force if confirmed by the Senate, the Pentagon announced Thursday.
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U.S. and Russia unlikely to share intelligence on Syria
The U.S. and Russia need to communicate more about airstrikes in Syria, but won’t share intelligence with each other
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Airmen charged in drug, sexual assault cases
Three airmen are facing courts-martial on unrelated charges, according to records filed with the Judge Advocate General’s office.
-
Retiring ANG director, Lt. Gen. Stanley Clarke, looks ahead
It was 2003, and then-Col. Stanley Clarke was standing in the middle of the desert with orders to set up a base.
-
Tinker captain acquitted of rape charges
An Air Force captain has been acquitted of rape charges in a court-martial, the Judge Advocate General’s office announced.
-
Airmen to receive digital cyber education
As the Air Force looks to step up its education efforts, all airmen are soon likely to start receiving some cyber training.
-
The Digital War: Air Force leaders say they want more airmen with cyber experience
The Air Force plans to expand its cyber capabilities and boost the field as part of a planned increase in end strength.
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U.S. more closely monitoring cyberspace after Russian bombings in Syria, general says
The U.S. is monitoring the cyber landscape for potential threats that could emerge due to the conflict in Syria, Air Force Lt. Gen.
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Lt. Gen. Stanley Clarke, director of Air National Guard, to retire
Lt. Gen. Stanley Clarke III, head of the Air National Guard, plans to retire, the service confirmed to Air Force Times on Thursday.
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USAF revamping space command structure, general says
The Air Force is attempting to revamp the way space missions are handled
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New Air Force inspector general named
Lt. Gen. Anthony J. Rock will be the next Inspector General of the Air Force if confirmed by the Senate, the Pentagon announced Thursday.
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U.S. and Russia unlikely to share intelligence on Syria
The U.S. and Russia need to communicate more about airstrikes in Syria, but won’t share intelligence with each other
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Airmen charged in drug, sexual assault cases
Three airmen are facing courts-martial on unrelated charges, according to records filed with the Judge Advocate General’s office.
-
Retiring ANG director, Lt. Gen. Stanley Clarke, looks ahead
It was 2003, and then-Col. Stanley Clarke was standing in the middle of the desert with orders to set up a base.
-
Tinker captain acquitted of rape charges
An Air Force captain has been acquitted of rape charges in a court-martial, the Judge Advocate General’s office announced.
-
Airmen to receive digital cyber education
As the Air Force looks to step up its education efforts, all airmen are soon likely to start receiving some cyber training.
-
The Digital War: Air Force leaders say they want more airmen with cyber experience
The Air Force plans to expand its cyber capabilities and boost the field as part of a planned increase in end strength.
-
U.S. more closely monitoring cyberspace after Russian bombings in Syria, general says
The U.S. is monitoring the cyber landscape for potential threats that could emerge due to the conflict in Syria, Air Force Lt. Gen.
-
Lt. Gen. Stanley Clarke, director of Air National Guard, to retire
Lt. Gen. Stanley Clarke III, head of the Air National Guard, plans to retire, the service confirmed to Air Force Times on Thursday.
-
USAF revamping space command structure, general says
The Air Force is attempting to revamp the way space missions are handled
-
New Air Force inspector general named
Lt. Gen. Anthony J. Rock will be the next Inspector General of the Air Force if confirmed by the Senate, the Pentagon announced Thursday.
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U.S. and Russia unlikely to share intelligence on Syria
The U.S. and Russia need to communicate more about airstrikes in Syria, but won’t share intelligence with each other
