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With a mix of donated weapons, Ukraine’s defenders adapt in war
Gen. James Hecker, the head of U.S. Air Forces in Europe, told reporters Sept. 19 that Russia has lost more than 60 fighter jets in the war so far.
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Aim high: Air Force green-lights waivers for THC-positive applicants
The two-year pilot program is already underway and will end in September 2024.
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What’s missing from the conversation on Air Force recruiting?
The Air Force says it’s having one of the toughest recruiting stretches of the past quarter-century.
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Air Force’s new job assignment policies aim for flexibility, stability
Space Force officials are also trying to bake personalization and flexibility into the assignment process.
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Air Force plans more tests of amphibious, armed MC-130J airlifter
“It does have strategic implications, but I think that’s all to the positive,” Air Force Special Operations Command boss Lt. Gen. Jim Slife said.
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Special ops boss hopes replacing CV-22 clutches will keep airmen safe
A spike in engine torque can destabilize the Osprey after just one-millionth of a second.
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From Kabul to Kyiv, air mobility boss reflects on a year unlike most
“If this becomes the new normal, how do we keep everything going?” Air Mobility Command boss Gen. Mike Minihan said.
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Air Force reverses plan to cut special duty pay for enlisted airmen
Hundreds of enlisted airmen in nearly 30 fields stood to lose $75 to $450 a month in bonus pay.
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Officer promotions still competitive, but no decision on 5-year window
The Air Force is comfortable with how its officer jobs are spread across the ranks.
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More senior airmen, fewer overall enlisted expected in next few years
The shift to more E-4 billets, and fewer E-5s, marks the first major change to how enlisted airmen are spread across the ranks in nearly 20 years.
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With a mix of donated weapons, Ukraine’s defenders adapt in war
Gen. James Hecker, the head of U.S. Air Forces in Europe, told reporters Sept. 19 that Russia has lost more than 60 fighter jets in the war so far.
-
Aim high: Air Force green-lights waivers for THC-positive applicants
The two-year pilot program is already underway and will end in September 2024.
-
What’s missing from the conversation on Air Force recruiting?
The Air Force says it’s having one of the toughest recruiting stretches of the past quarter-century.
-
Air Force’s new job assignment policies aim for flexibility, stability
Space Force officials are also trying to bake personalization and flexibility into the assignment process.
-
Air Force plans more tests of amphibious, armed MC-130J airlifter
“It does have strategic implications, but I think that’s all to the positive,” Air Force Special Operations Command boss Lt. Gen. Jim Slife said.
-
Special ops boss hopes replacing CV-22 clutches will keep airmen safe
A spike in engine torque can destabilize the Osprey after just one-millionth of a second.
-
From Kabul to Kyiv, air mobility boss reflects on a year unlike most
“If this becomes the new normal, how do we keep everything going?” Air Mobility Command boss Gen. Mike Minihan said.
-
Air Force reverses plan to cut special duty pay for enlisted airmen
Hundreds of enlisted airmen in nearly 30 fields stood to lose $75 to $450 a month in bonus pay.
-
Officer promotions still competitive, but no decision on 5-year window
The Air Force is comfortable with how its officer jobs are spread across the ranks.
-
More senior airmen, fewer overall enlisted expected in next few years
The shift to more E-4 billets, and fewer E-5s, marks the first major change to how enlisted airmen are spread across the ranks in nearly 20 years.
-
With a mix of donated weapons, Ukraine’s defenders adapt in war
Gen. James Hecker, the head of U.S. Air Forces in Europe, told reporters Sept. 19 that Russia has lost more than 60 fighter jets in the war so far.
-
Aim high: Air Force green-lights waivers for THC-positive applicants
The two-year pilot program is already underway and will end in September 2024.
-
What’s missing from the conversation on Air Force recruiting?
The Air Force says it’s having one of the toughest recruiting stretches of the past quarter-century.
-
Air Force’s new job assignment policies aim for flexibility, stability
Space Force officials are also trying to bake personalization and flexibility into the assignment process.
-
Air Force plans more tests of amphibious, armed MC-130J airlifter
“It does have strategic implications, but I think that’s all to the positive,” Air Force Special Operations Command boss Lt. Gen. Jim Slife said.
-
Special ops boss hopes replacing CV-22 clutches will keep airmen safe
A spike in engine torque can destabilize the Osprey after just one-millionth of a second.
-
From Kabul to Kyiv, air mobility boss reflects on a year unlike most
“If this becomes the new normal, how do we keep everything going?” Air Mobility Command boss Gen. Mike Minihan said.
-
Air Force reverses plan to cut special duty pay for enlisted airmen
Hundreds of enlisted airmen in nearly 30 fields stood to lose $75 to $450 a month in bonus pay.
-
Officer promotions still competitive, but no decision on 5-year window
The Air Force is comfortable with how its officer jobs are spread across the ranks.
-
More senior airmen, fewer overall enlisted expected in next few years
The shift to more E-4 billets, and fewer E-5s, marks the first major change to how enlisted airmen are spread across the ranks in nearly 20 years.
