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Air Force grounds F-35As as ejection seat issue threatens fighter jets worldwide
Air Combat Command aims to finish checking its F-35As for faulty ejection seats by mid-October.
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Saltzman nominated to lead Space Force
Saltzman would be the second person to serve as the Space Force’s top officer since the service was created.
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Hundreds of Air Force training planes grounded over ejection seat concerns
The service has stopped flying 203 T-38 Talons and 76 T-6 Texan IIs that may be affected by defective ejection seat parts.
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US military to treat wounded Ukrainian troops at Landstuhl hospital
Landstuhl Regional Medical Center can take up to 18 Ukrainian troops at a time under recently approved Pentagon guidance.
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Military investigating possible ‘dysfunction’ at Texas medical center after colonel resigns
“I am left with this last opportunity to make a difference,” wrote Col. Ken Bode, commander of the 959th Medical Operations Squadron.
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Air Force’s new nuclear bomb program to be audited by military watchdog
The Air Force plans to fly the new B61 bomb on the F-35A and other fighter and bomber jets.
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Air Force scientist got his ‘really hot’ prostitute a contractor job, court docs show
Neither Gord nor the woman have faced charges. Gord died of an unknown cause last year.
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Air Force considers removing co-pilot from Boeing KC-46 tanker crews
The idea could reduce potential troop casualties during wartime refueling missions.
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Air Force general apologizes after 3 pets die in flight during moves
Sixteen pets have died in the Air Force’s care on overseas flights since 2017.
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Federal judge temporarily halts Air Force’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate
The temporary order brings the case, Doster v. Kendall, closer to trial as a class-action lawsuit.
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Air Force grounds F-35As as ejection seat issue threatens fighter jets worldwide
Air Combat Command aims to finish checking its F-35As for faulty ejection seats by mid-October.
-
Saltzman nominated to lead Space Force
Saltzman would be the second person to serve as the Space Force’s top officer since the service was created.
-
Hundreds of Air Force training planes grounded over ejection seat concerns
The service has stopped flying 203 T-38 Talons and 76 T-6 Texan IIs that may be affected by defective ejection seat parts.
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US military to treat wounded Ukrainian troops at Landstuhl hospital
Landstuhl Regional Medical Center can take up to 18 Ukrainian troops at a time under recently approved Pentagon guidance.
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Military investigating possible ‘dysfunction’ at Texas medical center after colonel resigns
“I am left with this last opportunity to make a difference,” wrote Col. Ken Bode, commander of the 959th Medical Operations Squadron.
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Air Force’s new nuclear bomb program to be audited by military watchdog
The Air Force plans to fly the new B61 bomb on the F-35A and other fighter and bomber jets.
-
Air Force scientist got his ‘really hot’ prostitute a contractor job, court docs show
Neither Gord nor the woman have faced charges. Gord died of an unknown cause last year.
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Air Force considers removing co-pilot from Boeing KC-46 tanker crews
The idea could reduce potential troop casualties during wartime refueling missions.
-
Air Force general apologizes after 3 pets die in flight during moves
Sixteen pets have died in the Air Force’s care on overseas flights since 2017.
-
Federal judge temporarily halts Air Force’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate
The temporary order brings the case, Doster v. Kendall, closer to trial as a class-action lawsuit.
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Air Force grounds F-35As as ejection seat issue threatens fighter jets worldwide
Air Combat Command aims to finish checking its F-35As for faulty ejection seats by mid-October.
-
Saltzman nominated to lead Space Force
Saltzman would be the second person to serve as the Space Force’s top officer since the service was created.
-
Hundreds of Air Force training planes grounded over ejection seat concerns
The service has stopped flying 203 T-38 Talons and 76 T-6 Texan IIs that may be affected by defective ejection seat parts.
-
US military to treat wounded Ukrainian troops at Landstuhl hospital
Landstuhl Regional Medical Center can take up to 18 Ukrainian troops at a time under recently approved Pentagon guidance.
-
Military investigating possible ‘dysfunction’ at Texas medical center after colonel resigns
“I am left with this last opportunity to make a difference,” wrote Col. Ken Bode, commander of the 959th Medical Operations Squadron.
-
Air Force’s new nuclear bomb program to be audited by military watchdog
The Air Force plans to fly the new B61 bomb on the F-35A and other fighter and bomber jets.
-
Air Force scientist got his ‘really hot’ prostitute a contractor job, court docs show
Neither Gord nor the woman have faced charges. Gord died of an unknown cause last year.
-
Air Force considers removing co-pilot from Boeing KC-46 tanker crews
The idea could reduce potential troop casualties during wartime refueling missions.
-
Air Force general apologizes after 3 pets die in flight during moves
Sixteen pets have died in the Air Force’s care on overseas flights since 2017.
-
Federal judge temporarily halts Air Force’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate
The temporary order brings the case, Doster v. Kendall, closer to trial as a class-action lawsuit.
