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Largest air exercise in NATO history to include hundreds of Guardsmen
Exercise Air Defender, slated for June 12-23, aims to project a united front in Europe as Russia’s yearlong war in Ukraine slides toward stalemate.
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US hosts enlisted leadership course for Ukrainian airmen in Germany
It’s among the latest U.S.-led efforts to bolster Ukraine’s combat prowess against Russian forces.
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Air Force again looks to cut bonus pay for some airmen in tough jobs
More than 1,000 airmen could lose bonus pay in fiscal 2024 under the new budget proposal.
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Fatter recruits now welcome as Air Force revises its rules
The change could allow up to 100 more Americans to join the Air Force each month.
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The US Air Force sent F-35s to defend NATO. Here’s what it learned.
NATO’s eastern flank has become an ideal proving ground for America’s most advanced fighter jet.
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Joint Base Andrews lifts lockdown after no armed suspect found
The base was locked down for around two hours after a caller told security forces that an armed individual had been spotted.
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In Utah, one airman’s trashed F-35 is another’s training aid
“It’s a neat opportunity for us to get nice, new toys — even if they’re garbage.”
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Air Force solidifies fitness standards for special warfare trainees
The Special Warfare Training Wing solidified some of its standards and processes following intense scrutiny of a female trainee last year.
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Modern ‘shock and awe’ would be defined by aging jets, new tactics
“We need to be able to use a scalpel and not a meat ax,” said Harlan Ullman, the defense consultant credited with coining “shock and awe.”
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T-38 Talon engine repair woes could slow pilot training for months
The Air Force expects pilot training shortfalls through the end of the fiscal year, and that the J85 enterprise won’t fully recover until April 2024.
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Largest air exercise in NATO history to include hundreds of Guardsmen
Exercise Air Defender, slated for June 12-23, aims to project a united front in Europe as Russia’s yearlong war in Ukraine slides toward stalemate.
-
US hosts enlisted leadership course for Ukrainian airmen in Germany
It’s among the latest U.S.-led efforts to bolster Ukraine’s combat prowess against Russian forces.
-
Air Force again looks to cut bonus pay for some airmen in tough jobs
More than 1,000 airmen could lose bonus pay in fiscal 2024 under the new budget proposal.
-
Fatter recruits now welcome as Air Force revises its rules
The change could allow up to 100 more Americans to join the Air Force each month.
-
The US Air Force sent F-35s to defend NATO. Here’s what it learned.
NATO’s eastern flank has become an ideal proving ground for America’s most advanced fighter jet.
-
Joint Base Andrews lifts lockdown after no armed suspect found
The base was locked down for around two hours after a caller told security forces that an armed individual had been spotted.
-
In Utah, one airman’s trashed F-35 is another’s training aid
“It’s a neat opportunity for us to get nice, new toys — even if they’re garbage.”
-
Air Force solidifies fitness standards for special warfare trainees
The Special Warfare Training Wing solidified some of its standards and processes following intense scrutiny of a female trainee last year.
-
Modern ‘shock and awe’ would be defined by aging jets, new tactics
“We need to be able to use a scalpel and not a meat ax,” said Harlan Ullman, the defense consultant credited with coining “shock and awe.”
-
T-38 Talon engine repair woes could slow pilot training for months
The Air Force expects pilot training shortfalls through the end of the fiscal year, and that the J85 enterprise won’t fully recover until April 2024.
-
Largest air exercise in NATO history to include hundreds of Guardsmen
Exercise Air Defender, slated for June 12-23, aims to project a united front in Europe as Russia’s yearlong war in Ukraine slides toward stalemate.
-
US hosts enlisted leadership course for Ukrainian airmen in Germany
It’s among the latest U.S.-led efforts to bolster Ukraine’s combat prowess against Russian forces.
-
Air Force again looks to cut bonus pay for some airmen in tough jobs
More than 1,000 airmen could lose bonus pay in fiscal 2024 under the new budget proposal.
-
Fatter recruits now welcome as Air Force revises its rules
The change could allow up to 100 more Americans to join the Air Force each month.
-
The US Air Force sent F-35s to defend NATO. Here’s what it learned.
NATO’s eastern flank has become an ideal proving ground for America’s most advanced fighter jet.
-
Joint Base Andrews lifts lockdown after no armed suspect found
The base was locked down for around two hours after a caller told security forces that an armed individual had been spotted.
-
In Utah, one airman’s trashed F-35 is another’s training aid
“It’s a neat opportunity for us to get nice, new toys — even if they’re garbage.”
-
Air Force solidifies fitness standards for special warfare trainees
The Special Warfare Training Wing solidified some of its standards and processes following intense scrutiny of a female trainee last year.
-
Modern ‘shock and awe’ would be defined by aging jets, new tactics
“We need to be able to use a scalpel and not a meat ax,” said Harlan Ullman, the defense consultant credited with coining “shock and awe.”
-
T-38 Talon engine repair woes could slow pilot training for months
The Air Force expects pilot training shortfalls through the end of the fiscal year, and that the J85 enterprise won’t fully recover until April 2024.
