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System cybersecurity must begin with engineering, Air Force general says
The Air Force needs to look beyond cybersecurity as a battle between desktop computers and start thinking about how it affects aircraft and systems, a top general said Thursday.
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New focus on air superiority must include ground, cyber and space assets, official warns
Don’t just focus on aircraft. True air superiority incorporates ground, sea, cyber and space assets, RAF officer says.
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Battle-tested general tapped to be next Air Force chief of staff
Gen. David Goldfein, a battle-tested command pilot who flew combat missions in the Gulf War, the Afghanistan War, and in NATO’s 1999 air war to force the president of the former Yugoslavia to end his campaign of ethnic cleansing in Kosovo, has been nominated to be the service’s next chief of staff.
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Lori Robinson, trailblazing Air Force general, makes Time’s 100 Most Influential list
Time magazine named Gen. Lori Robinson, leader of the Pacific Air Forces, one of its 100 most influential people for 2015-2016.
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C-130J accident report: Propping up yoke to unload cargo not uncommon, expert says
Crews used to grab wheel blocks for the same purpose
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New air contingent in Philippines will bolster relations but could aggravate China
The Air Force is back at Clark Air Base, with A-10s and Pave Hawks.
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Airman assaulted on base by two Turkish youths; incident caught on video
An airman was assaulted Saturday by two young Turkish men who attempted to put a bag over the his head. One of the men filmed the incident and then posted it online.
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C-130J crash that killed 14 caused by forgotten night-vision goggle case
The pilot of a C-130J propped up a control yoke with a night-vision goggle case, but forgot it was there when he tried to take off again Oct. 2.
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Right or wrong? What you should know about taking gifts
No one wants to wind up in trouble for a mistake they didn’t realize they were making.
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Stateside Air Force drone pilots can now log combat time for overseas flights
Airmen flying remotely piloted aircraft can log combat hours while flying in hostile airspace, no matter where their physical location, the Air Force announced Monday.
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System cybersecurity must begin with engineering, Air Force general says
The Air Force needs to look beyond cybersecurity as a battle between desktop computers and start thinking about how it affects aircraft and systems, a top general said Thursday.
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New focus on air superiority must include ground, cyber and space assets, official warns
Don’t just focus on aircraft. True air superiority incorporates ground, sea, cyber and space assets, RAF officer says.
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Battle-tested general tapped to be next Air Force chief of staff
Gen. David Goldfein, a battle-tested command pilot who flew combat missions in the Gulf War, the Afghanistan War, and in NATO’s 1999 air war to force the president of the former Yugoslavia to end his campaign of ethnic cleansing in Kosovo, has been nominated to be the service’s next chief of staff.
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Lori Robinson, trailblazing Air Force general, makes Time’s 100 Most Influential list
Time magazine named Gen. Lori Robinson, leader of the Pacific Air Forces, one of its 100 most influential people for 2015-2016.
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C-130J accident report: Propping up yoke to unload cargo not uncommon, expert says
Crews used to grab wheel blocks for the same purpose
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New air contingent in Philippines will bolster relations but could aggravate China
The Air Force is back at Clark Air Base, with A-10s and Pave Hawks.
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Airman assaulted on base by two Turkish youths; incident caught on video
An airman was assaulted Saturday by two young Turkish men who attempted to put a bag over the his head. One of the men filmed the incident and then posted it online.
-
C-130J crash that killed 14 caused by forgotten night-vision goggle case
The pilot of a C-130J propped up a control yoke with a night-vision goggle case, but forgot it was there when he tried to take off again Oct. 2.
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Right or wrong? What you should know about taking gifts
No one wants to wind up in trouble for a mistake they didn’t realize they were making.
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Stateside Air Force drone pilots can now log combat time for overseas flights
Airmen flying remotely piloted aircraft can log combat hours while flying in hostile airspace, no matter where their physical location, the Air Force announced Monday.
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System cybersecurity must begin with engineering, Air Force general says
The Air Force needs to look beyond cybersecurity as a battle between desktop computers and start thinking about how it affects aircraft and systems, a top general said Thursday.
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New focus on air superiority must include ground, cyber and space assets, official warns
Don’t just focus on aircraft. True air superiority incorporates ground, sea, cyber and space assets, RAF officer says.
-
Battle-tested general tapped to be next Air Force chief of staff
Gen. David Goldfein, a battle-tested command pilot who flew combat missions in the Gulf War, the Afghanistan War, and in NATO’s 1999 air war to force the president of the former Yugoslavia to end his campaign of ethnic cleansing in Kosovo, has been nominated to be the service’s next chief of staff.
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Lori Robinson, trailblazing Air Force general, makes Time’s 100 Most Influential list
Time magazine named Gen. Lori Robinson, leader of the Pacific Air Forces, one of its 100 most influential people for 2015-2016.
-
C-130J accident report: Propping up yoke to unload cargo not uncommon, expert says
Crews used to grab wheel blocks for the same purpose
-
New air contingent in Philippines will bolster relations but could aggravate China
The Air Force is back at Clark Air Base, with A-10s and Pave Hawks.
-
Airman assaulted on base by two Turkish youths; incident caught on video
An airman was assaulted Saturday by two young Turkish men who attempted to put a bag over the his head. One of the men filmed the incident and then posted it online.
-
C-130J crash that killed 14 caused by forgotten night-vision goggle case
The pilot of a C-130J propped up a control yoke with a night-vision goggle case, but forgot it was there when he tried to take off again Oct. 2.
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Right or wrong? What you should know about taking gifts
No one wants to wind up in trouble for a mistake they didn’t realize they were making.
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Stateside Air Force drone pilots can now log combat time for overseas flights
Airmen flying remotely piloted aircraft can log combat hours while flying in hostile airspace, no matter where their physical location, the Air Force announced Monday.
