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RPA crews react emotionally to combat, study finds
Pilots and crews for remotely piloted aircraft feel the emotional effects of combat just like pilots in manned planes, an Air Force expert said Monday.
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F-35 could deploy quickly after IOC next year, general says
The F-35 could deploy overseas as soon as it reaches initial operating capability in 2016, said Maj. Gen. Jeffrey Harrigian, director of the Air Force’s F-35 Integration Office.
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Partnerships bolster U.S. military pivot to Pacific
With more than half of the world’s land and population as its responsibility, the task facing Pacific Air Forces is sometimes daunting.
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Air Force reserves contend with high op tempo, old planes
The Air Force Reserve components are ready to serve the nation, but need to retain their identity as a part-time force to allow airmen to fulfill their requirements to civilian jobs and family, Reserve leaders said.
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Global Strike aim: Update nuke arsenal
After a tumultuous 2014 that saw accusations of misconduct by missileers, new Global Strike Command leader Gen. Robin Rand says his airmen are looking ahead.
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Cyber commitment grows to meet increased threat
The Air Force is rapidly deploying and fielding cyber capabilities and defenses, but at the same time the threats are increasing, says Maj. Gen. Ed Wilson, head of 24th Air Force and Air Forces Cyber.
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Space is seen as increasingly important to military operations
The U.S. needs to invest in space operations, which are increasingly critical to military missions, said Maj. Gen. David Thompson, vice commander for Air Force Space Command.
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Air power has Islamic State ‘on the defensive’
The Air Force has the largest operational role in fighting the Islamic State group, including carrying out most of the coalition airstrikes.
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House panel supports new bomber, but worries about cost
Congressional leaders signaled their support for the Air Force’s new Long Range Strike-Bomber on Wednesday, but voiced concerns about the difficulty of replacing an aging bomber fleet at a time of fiscal austerity.
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F-22s visit more European allies with Estonia trip
Two of those F-22s and crew visited Poland for training exercises.
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RPA crews react emotionally to combat, study finds
Pilots and crews for remotely piloted aircraft feel the emotional effects of combat just like pilots in manned planes, an Air Force expert said Monday.
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F-35 could deploy quickly after IOC next year, general says
The F-35 could deploy overseas as soon as it reaches initial operating capability in 2016, said Maj. Gen. Jeffrey Harrigian, director of the Air Force’s F-35 Integration Office.
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Partnerships bolster U.S. military pivot to Pacific
With more than half of the world’s land and population as its responsibility, the task facing Pacific Air Forces is sometimes daunting.
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Air Force reserves contend with high op tempo, old planes
The Air Force Reserve components are ready to serve the nation, but need to retain their identity as a part-time force to allow airmen to fulfill their requirements to civilian jobs and family, Reserve leaders said.
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Global Strike aim: Update nuke arsenal
After a tumultuous 2014 that saw accusations of misconduct by missileers, new Global Strike Command leader Gen. Robin Rand says his airmen are looking ahead.
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Cyber commitment grows to meet increased threat
The Air Force is rapidly deploying and fielding cyber capabilities and defenses, but at the same time the threats are increasing, says Maj. Gen. Ed Wilson, head of 24th Air Force and Air Forces Cyber.
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Space is seen as increasingly important to military operations
The U.S. needs to invest in space operations, which are increasingly critical to military missions, said Maj. Gen. David Thompson, vice commander for Air Force Space Command.
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Air power has Islamic State ‘on the defensive’
The Air Force has the largest operational role in fighting the Islamic State group, including carrying out most of the coalition airstrikes.
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House panel supports new bomber, but worries about cost
Congressional leaders signaled their support for the Air Force’s new Long Range Strike-Bomber on Wednesday, but voiced concerns about the difficulty of replacing an aging bomber fleet at a time of fiscal austerity.
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F-22s visit more European allies with Estonia trip
Two of those F-22s and crew visited Poland for training exercises.
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RPA crews react emotionally to combat, study finds
Pilots and crews for remotely piloted aircraft feel the emotional effects of combat just like pilots in manned planes, an Air Force expert said Monday.
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F-35 could deploy quickly after IOC next year, general says
The F-35 could deploy overseas as soon as it reaches initial operating capability in 2016, said Maj. Gen. Jeffrey Harrigian, director of the Air Force’s F-35 Integration Office.
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Partnerships bolster U.S. military pivot to Pacific
With more than half of the world’s land and population as its responsibility, the task facing Pacific Air Forces is sometimes daunting.
-
Air Force reserves contend with high op tempo, old planes
The Air Force Reserve components are ready to serve the nation, but need to retain their identity as a part-time force to allow airmen to fulfill their requirements to civilian jobs and family, Reserve leaders said.
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Global Strike aim: Update nuke arsenal
After a tumultuous 2014 that saw accusations of misconduct by missileers, new Global Strike Command leader Gen. Robin Rand says his airmen are looking ahead.
-
Cyber commitment grows to meet increased threat
The Air Force is rapidly deploying and fielding cyber capabilities and defenses, but at the same time the threats are increasing, says Maj. Gen. Ed Wilson, head of 24th Air Force and Air Forces Cyber.
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Space is seen as increasingly important to military operations
The U.S. needs to invest in space operations, which are increasingly critical to military missions, said Maj. Gen. David Thompson, vice commander for Air Force Space Command.
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Air power has Islamic State ‘on the defensive’
The Air Force has the largest operational role in fighting the Islamic State group, including carrying out most of the coalition airstrikes.
-
House panel supports new bomber, but worries about cost
Congressional leaders signaled their support for the Air Force’s new Long Range Strike-Bomber on Wednesday, but voiced concerns about the difficulty of replacing an aging bomber fleet at a time of fiscal austerity.
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F-22s visit more European allies with Estonia trip
Two of those F-22s and crew visited Poland for training exercises.
