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Pilots, crews practice combat skills at Red Flag Alaska
The purpose of Red Flags is for airmen to learn hard lessons in a safe spot instead of in combat.
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New Air Force vice chief, deputy chief for ISR nominated
Lt. Gen. Stephen “Seve” Wilson, the vice chief nominee, would replace Gen. David Goldfein, slated to be chief of staff.
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Three airmen acquitted of charges in Texas rape case
Three airmen in Texas have been acquitted on charges of rape and other crimes, according to the Air Force.
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Nearly 1,500 airmen have earned promotions, service says
The Air Force has selected 1,447 officers for promotion to major, lieutenant colonel, and colonel, the Air Force Personnel Center said Monday.
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Thunderbirds honor fallen Blue Angels pilot
The Thunderbirds will honor Marine Capt. Jeff Kuss by flying with his name on one of their planes for the rest of the season.
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Mobile surgical teams are critical to battlefield care
Air Force teams in North Africa are moving with special forces as military operations occur.
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Moody airman drowns while diving at Florida springs
An airman from Moody Air Force Base, Georgia, drowned Saturday while free-diving at Ginnie Springs, Florida.
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Chewing tobacco use still high among airmen, surgeon general says
While smoking has decreased significantly, smokeless tobacco and e-cigarettes remain a concern.
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Warthogs join forces for biennial Hawgsmoke competition
Editor’s Note: This story was originally published June 5. It has been updated with information on the winners of the competition.
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Missing flight data contributed to accident that made AC-130J unusable
Lockheed-Martin’s flight test data could have helped pilots better understand the aircraft’s handling.
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Pilots, crews practice combat skills at Red Flag Alaska
The purpose of Red Flags is for airmen to learn hard lessons in a safe spot instead of in combat.
-
New Air Force vice chief, deputy chief for ISR nominated
Lt. Gen. Stephen “Seve” Wilson, the vice chief nominee, would replace Gen. David Goldfein, slated to be chief of staff.
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Three airmen acquitted of charges in Texas rape case
Three airmen in Texas have been acquitted on charges of rape and other crimes, according to the Air Force.
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Nearly 1,500 airmen have earned promotions, service says
The Air Force has selected 1,447 officers for promotion to major, lieutenant colonel, and colonel, the Air Force Personnel Center said Monday.
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Thunderbirds honor fallen Blue Angels pilot
The Thunderbirds will honor Marine Capt. Jeff Kuss by flying with his name on one of their planes for the rest of the season.
-
Mobile surgical teams are critical to battlefield care
Air Force teams in North Africa are moving with special forces as military operations occur.
-
Moody airman drowns while diving at Florida springs
An airman from Moody Air Force Base, Georgia, drowned Saturday while free-diving at Ginnie Springs, Florida.
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Chewing tobacco use still high among airmen, surgeon general says
While smoking has decreased significantly, smokeless tobacco and e-cigarettes remain a concern.
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Warthogs join forces for biennial Hawgsmoke competition
Editor’s Note: This story was originally published June 5. It has been updated with information on the winners of the competition.
-
Missing flight data contributed to accident that made AC-130J unusable
Lockheed-Martin’s flight test data could have helped pilots better understand the aircraft’s handling.
-
Pilots, crews practice combat skills at Red Flag Alaska
The purpose of Red Flags is for airmen to learn hard lessons in a safe spot instead of in combat.
-
New Air Force vice chief, deputy chief for ISR nominated
Lt. Gen. Stephen “Seve” Wilson, the vice chief nominee, would replace Gen. David Goldfein, slated to be chief of staff.
-
Three airmen acquitted of charges in Texas rape case
Three airmen in Texas have been acquitted on charges of rape and other crimes, according to the Air Force.
-
Nearly 1,500 airmen have earned promotions, service says
The Air Force has selected 1,447 officers for promotion to major, lieutenant colonel, and colonel, the Air Force Personnel Center said Monday.
-
Thunderbirds honor fallen Blue Angels pilot
The Thunderbirds will honor Marine Capt. Jeff Kuss by flying with his name on one of their planes for the rest of the season.
-
Mobile surgical teams are critical to battlefield care
Air Force teams in North Africa are moving with special forces as military operations occur.
-
Moody airman drowns while diving at Florida springs
An airman from Moody Air Force Base, Georgia, drowned Saturday while free-diving at Ginnie Springs, Florida.
-
Chewing tobacco use still high among airmen, surgeon general says
While smoking has decreased significantly, smokeless tobacco and e-cigarettes remain a concern.
-
Warthogs join forces for biennial Hawgsmoke competition
Editor’s Note: This story was originally published June 5. It has been updated with information on the winners of the competition.
-
Missing flight data contributed to accident that made AC-130J unusable
Lockheed-Martin’s flight test data could have helped pilots better understand the aircraft’s handling.
