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Enlisted drone pilots won’t become warrant officers, but they may fly Reapers
The Air Force has no plans for adding warrant officers because “the costs outweigh the benefits,” the service’s secretary says.
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Air Force refueling sorties on top of the world: They’re ‘like an organized chaos’
When U.S. bombers travel around the globe, as they did July 31 for Polar Roar, they need the support of refueling tankers to get them there.
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The F-35 is so stealthy, it produced training challenges, pilot says
During a recent exercise, ‘adversaries’ couldn’t track the F-35s to fire their simulated SAMs, squadron commander reports
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Missile Defense Agency needs to fund more research into new technologies, ex-director says
Pentagon needs to invest in space-based targeting and tracking systems, directed energy weapons, general argues
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Air Force commanders to receive advance notice when enlisted airmen are promoted
For years, commanders have sought advance notice of enlisted promotions so they could tell their airmen in person. They just got their wish.
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Chaplains violated policy by appearing at event in uniform, according to IG complaint
Mikey Weinstein and the Military Religious Freedom Foundation call for investigation into event sponsored by Chaplain Alliance for Military Liberty.
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Pokemon Go: The latest in the military’s mobile game frenzy
Pokemon Go frenzy in the military: Here’s an update on the mobile app game, and warnings from installations.
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Spec ops airman died of injuries from crash, investigation finds
A special operations airman killed last year died from injuries in an off-road vehicle crash, an investigation finds.
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Air Force general: F-35 ready to fight ISIS if called upon
The F-35 Lightning II won’t have long to wait before it’s getting deployed worldwide
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World won’t recognize Chinese no-fly zone, Carlisle says
The U.S. and international community would not recognize China’s attempt to set up a no fly zone over the South China Sea, a top Air Force general said Wednesday.
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Enlisted drone pilots won’t become warrant officers, but they may fly Reapers
The Air Force has no plans for adding warrant officers because “the costs outweigh the benefits,” the service’s secretary says.
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Air Force refueling sorties on top of the world: They’re ‘like an organized chaos’
When U.S. bombers travel around the globe, as they did July 31 for Polar Roar, they need the support of refueling tankers to get them there.
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The F-35 is so stealthy, it produced training challenges, pilot says
During a recent exercise, ‘adversaries’ couldn’t track the F-35s to fire their simulated SAMs, squadron commander reports
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Missile Defense Agency needs to fund more research into new technologies, ex-director says
Pentagon needs to invest in space-based targeting and tracking systems, directed energy weapons, general argues
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Air Force commanders to receive advance notice when enlisted airmen are promoted
For years, commanders have sought advance notice of enlisted promotions so they could tell their airmen in person. They just got their wish.
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Chaplains violated policy by appearing at event in uniform, according to IG complaint
Mikey Weinstein and the Military Religious Freedom Foundation call for investigation into event sponsored by Chaplain Alliance for Military Liberty.
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Pokemon Go: The latest in the military’s mobile game frenzy
Pokemon Go frenzy in the military: Here’s an update on the mobile app game, and warnings from installations.
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Spec ops airman died of injuries from crash, investigation finds
A special operations airman killed last year died from injuries in an off-road vehicle crash, an investigation finds.
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Air Force general: F-35 ready to fight ISIS if called upon
The F-35 Lightning II won’t have long to wait before it’s getting deployed worldwide
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World won’t recognize Chinese no-fly zone, Carlisle says
The U.S. and international community would not recognize China’s attempt to set up a no fly zone over the South China Sea, a top Air Force general said Wednesday.
-
Enlisted drone pilots won’t become warrant officers, but they may fly Reapers
The Air Force has no plans for adding warrant officers because “the costs outweigh the benefits,” the service’s secretary says.
-
Air Force refueling sorties on top of the world: They’re ‘like an organized chaos’
When U.S. bombers travel around the globe, as they did July 31 for Polar Roar, they need the support of refueling tankers to get them there.
-
The F-35 is so stealthy, it produced training challenges, pilot says
During a recent exercise, ‘adversaries’ couldn’t track the F-35s to fire their simulated SAMs, squadron commander reports
-
Missile Defense Agency needs to fund more research into new technologies, ex-director says
Pentagon needs to invest in space-based targeting and tracking systems, directed energy weapons, general argues
-
Air Force commanders to receive advance notice when enlisted airmen are promoted
For years, commanders have sought advance notice of enlisted promotions so they could tell their airmen in person. They just got their wish.
-
Chaplains violated policy by appearing at event in uniform, according to IG complaint
Mikey Weinstein and the Military Religious Freedom Foundation call for investigation into event sponsored by Chaplain Alliance for Military Liberty.
-
Pokemon Go: The latest in the military’s mobile game frenzy
Pokemon Go frenzy in the military: Here’s an update on the mobile app game, and warnings from installations.
-
Spec ops airman died of injuries from crash, investigation finds
A special operations airman killed last year died from injuries in an off-road vehicle crash, an investigation finds.
-
Air Force general: F-35 ready to fight ISIS if called upon
The F-35 Lightning II won’t have long to wait before it’s getting deployed worldwide
-
World won’t recognize Chinese no-fly zone, Carlisle says
The U.S. and international community would not recognize China’s attempt to set up a no fly zone over the South China Sea, a top Air Force general said Wednesday.
