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U.S. needs more resiliency in space, general says
U.S. space capabilities in 2030 need to look very different than they do in 2016 if the military wants to keep its edge in Earth orbit, a top Air Force space official said Friday.
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Air staff close out AFA conference with Q&A on everything from F-22s to promotions
Nearly the entire air staff of the Air Force took to the stage Wednesday to close out the annual Air Force Association conference with a rapid-fire Q&A.
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RPAs need improvements to stay alive on future battlefields, experts say
Remotely piloted aircraft must undergo major changes to stay relevant in a future battlespace, a panel of experts said Tuesday.
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Syria is an ‘incredibly complex’ battlefield, says head of Air Combat Command
The intermingling, often overlapping, areas of Syria controlled by President Assad, the Russians, U.S.-backed rebel groups, and the Islamic State terrorist group are creating a monumental challenge, said the head of Air Combat Command Tuesday.
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Enlisted RPA training to begin in October, head of AETC says
The first four enlisted airmen training to fly remotely piloted aircraft will start class in October, the head of Air Education and Training Command said Monday.
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Air Force gets ball rolling on UH-1N Huey replacement
The Air Force is taking the next steps toward finding a replacement for the UH-1N “Huey” used by the service’s nuclear forces.
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Air Force F-15s conduct joint air policing missions with Bulgaria
Four Air Force F-15C Eagles are conducting joint air policing missions with their Bulgarian counterparts from Sept. 9 to 16 — the first U.S./NATO joint mission in Bulgaria.
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Terrorist threat hasn’t abated 15 years after 9/11, top Army general says
The Army must continue to be ready at a moment’s notice for whatever crisis threatens America or its allies, Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley said Saturday.
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National Guard needed now more than ever, Air Force secretary says
Of all the organizations that the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001 impacted, it may have affected the greatest change on the National Guard, Secretary of the Air Force Deborah Lee James said.
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Too soon to tell what U.S. response to North Korea nuke test might be, Pacific Air Forces leader says
Speaking to Air Force Times just a few hours after North Korea allegedly conducted their fifth nuclear test, Gen. Terrence O’Shaughnessy, commander of Pacific Air Forces, said it’s still too soon to determine what the U.S. response might be to the latest provocation.
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U.S. needs more resiliency in space, general says
U.S. space capabilities in 2030 need to look very different than they do in 2016 if the military wants to keep its edge in Earth orbit, a top Air Force space official said Friday.
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Air staff close out AFA conference with Q&A on everything from F-22s to promotions
Nearly the entire air staff of the Air Force took to the stage Wednesday to close out the annual Air Force Association conference with a rapid-fire Q&A.
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RPAs need improvements to stay alive on future battlefields, experts say
Remotely piloted aircraft must undergo major changes to stay relevant in a future battlespace, a panel of experts said Tuesday.
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Syria is an ‘incredibly complex’ battlefield, says head of Air Combat Command
The intermingling, often overlapping, areas of Syria controlled by President Assad, the Russians, U.S.-backed rebel groups, and the Islamic State terrorist group are creating a monumental challenge, said the head of Air Combat Command Tuesday.
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Enlisted RPA training to begin in October, head of AETC says
The first four enlisted airmen training to fly remotely piloted aircraft will start class in October, the head of Air Education and Training Command said Monday.
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Air Force gets ball rolling on UH-1N Huey replacement
The Air Force is taking the next steps toward finding a replacement for the UH-1N “Huey” used by the service’s nuclear forces.
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Air Force F-15s conduct joint air policing missions with Bulgaria
Four Air Force F-15C Eagles are conducting joint air policing missions with their Bulgarian counterparts from Sept. 9 to 16 — the first U.S./NATO joint mission in Bulgaria.
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Terrorist threat hasn’t abated 15 years after 9/11, top Army general says
The Army must continue to be ready at a moment’s notice for whatever crisis threatens America or its allies, Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley said Saturday.
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National Guard needed now more than ever, Air Force secretary says
Of all the organizations that the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001 impacted, it may have affected the greatest change on the National Guard, Secretary of the Air Force Deborah Lee James said.
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Too soon to tell what U.S. response to North Korea nuke test might be, Pacific Air Forces leader says
Speaking to Air Force Times just a few hours after North Korea allegedly conducted their fifth nuclear test, Gen. Terrence O’Shaughnessy, commander of Pacific Air Forces, said it’s still too soon to determine what the U.S. response might be to the latest provocation.
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U.S. needs more resiliency in space, general says
U.S. space capabilities in 2030 need to look very different than they do in 2016 if the military wants to keep its edge in Earth orbit, a top Air Force space official said Friday.
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Air staff close out AFA conference with Q&A on everything from F-22s to promotions
Nearly the entire air staff of the Air Force took to the stage Wednesday to close out the annual Air Force Association conference with a rapid-fire Q&A.
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RPAs need improvements to stay alive on future battlefields, experts say
Remotely piloted aircraft must undergo major changes to stay relevant in a future battlespace, a panel of experts said Tuesday.
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Syria is an ‘incredibly complex’ battlefield, says head of Air Combat Command
The intermingling, often overlapping, areas of Syria controlled by President Assad, the Russians, U.S.-backed rebel groups, and the Islamic State terrorist group are creating a monumental challenge, said the head of Air Combat Command Tuesday.
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Enlisted RPA training to begin in October, head of AETC says
The first four enlisted airmen training to fly remotely piloted aircraft will start class in October, the head of Air Education and Training Command said Monday.
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Air Force gets ball rolling on UH-1N Huey replacement
The Air Force is taking the next steps toward finding a replacement for the UH-1N “Huey” used by the service’s nuclear forces.
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Air Force F-15s conduct joint air policing missions with Bulgaria
Four Air Force F-15C Eagles are conducting joint air policing missions with their Bulgarian counterparts from Sept. 9 to 16 — the first U.S./NATO joint mission in Bulgaria.
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Terrorist threat hasn’t abated 15 years after 9/11, top Army general says
The Army must continue to be ready at a moment’s notice for whatever crisis threatens America or its allies, Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley said Saturday.
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National Guard needed now more than ever, Air Force secretary says
Of all the organizations that the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001 impacted, it may have affected the greatest change on the National Guard, Secretary of the Air Force Deborah Lee James said.
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Too soon to tell what U.S. response to North Korea nuke test might be, Pacific Air Forces leader says
Speaking to Air Force Times just a few hours after North Korea allegedly conducted their fifth nuclear test, Gen. Terrence O’Shaughnessy, commander of Pacific Air Forces, said it’s still too soon to determine what the U.S. response might be to the latest provocation.
