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Nellis airman who pleaded guilty to gun, drug trafficking faces prison, discharge
An airman assigned to Nellis Air Force Base, Nev., faces the prospect of life in prison after pleading guilty to federal gun and drug charges.
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Air Force fitness test is practical, but the service could do better, study says
A new Rand Corp. study out Tuesday encourages the Air Force to retool parts of its fitness test to incorporate more practical measures of everyday health, while keeping features like the 1.5-mile run.
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Safety oversights, inexperience at play in deadly 2020 ATV rollover at Ali Al Salem
A recent investigation into the all-terrain vehicle rollover that killed an American airman on patrol outside Ali Al Salem Air Base in Kuwait last fall found that none of the ATV’s occupants wore seatbelts, and only one door may have been locked.
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Vandenberg likely to host training unit for new intercontinental ballistic missiles
The California base will likely remain the home of specialized training for intercontinental ballistic missile operators as the Ground-Based Strategic Deterrent comes online.
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Tyndall bets on 3D ‘digital twin’ modeling for a safer, smarter base
Some small technology could make a big difference as Tyndall Air Force Base, Fla., looks to rebuild as a 21st-century “smart” installation.
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‘Northern Edge’ brings firepower to Alaska, with an eye on Arctic jockeying
Pacific Air Forces will lead the Army, Navy, and Marine Corps in the biennial, 12-day Northern Edge exercise beginning May 3.
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Massive ‘Mobility Guardian’ exercise to practice humanitarian aid response
At Mobility Guardian 2021, Air Mobility Command wants to test how much it can accomplish in the face of enemy weapons and communications jamming.
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Three F-35 squadrons headed for Tyndall as base’s fighter mission pivots
Three F-35A Lightning II squadrons are officially coming to Tyndall Air Force Base, Fla., as the Air Force rules out a fourth squadron at the former F-22 installation.
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Civilian employee who allegedly advocated for ‘civil war’ banned from Air Force base
Air Force Materiel Command has barred an unnamed civilian employee from one of its bases after it said the man, allegedly a member of the far-right Proud Boys, threatened violence against the government.
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Amid investigation, Hill maintenance group gets third commander in 11 months
Col. Chris Boring was fired March 4 amid an Office of Special Investigations inquiry, a Hill spokesperson confirmed.
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Nellis airman who pleaded guilty to gun, drug trafficking faces prison, discharge
An airman assigned to Nellis Air Force Base, Nev., faces the prospect of life in prison after pleading guilty to federal gun and drug charges.
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Air Force fitness test is practical, but the service could do better, study says
A new Rand Corp. study out Tuesday encourages the Air Force to retool parts of its fitness test to incorporate more practical measures of everyday health, while keeping features like the 1.5-mile run.
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Safety oversights, inexperience at play in deadly 2020 ATV rollover at Ali Al Salem
A recent investigation into the all-terrain vehicle rollover that killed an American airman on patrol outside Ali Al Salem Air Base in Kuwait last fall found that none of the ATV’s occupants wore seatbelts, and only one door may have been locked.
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Vandenberg likely to host training unit for new intercontinental ballistic missiles
The California base will likely remain the home of specialized training for intercontinental ballistic missile operators as the Ground-Based Strategic Deterrent comes online.
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Tyndall bets on 3D ‘digital twin’ modeling for a safer, smarter base
Some small technology could make a big difference as Tyndall Air Force Base, Fla., looks to rebuild as a 21st-century “smart” installation.
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‘Northern Edge’ brings firepower to Alaska, with an eye on Arctic jockeying
Pacific Air Forces will lead the Army, Navy, and Marine Corps in the biennial, 12-day Northern Edge exercise beginning May 3.
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Massive ‘Mobility Guardian’ exercise to practice humanitarian aid response
At Mobility Guardian 2021, Air Mobility Command wants to test how much it can accomplish in the face of enemy weapons and communications jamming.
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Three F-35 squadrons headed for Tyndall as base’s fighter mission pivots
Three F-35A Lightning II squadrons are officially coming to Tyndall Air Force Base, Fla., as the Air Force rules out a fourth squadron at the former F-22 installation.
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Civilian employee who allegedly advocated for ‘civil war’ banned from Air Force base
Air Force Materiel Command has barred an unnamed civilian employee from one of its bases after it said the man, allegedly a member of the far-right Proud Boys, threatened violence against the government.
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Amid investigation, Hill maintenance group gets third commander in 11 months
Col. Chris Boring was fired March 4 amid an Office of Special Investigations inquiry, a Hill spokesperson confirmed.
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Nellis airman who pleaded guilty to gun, drug trafficking faces prison, discharge
An airman assigned to Nellis Air Force Base, Nev., faces the prospect of life in prison after pleading guilty to federal gun and drug charges.
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Air Force fitness test is practical, but the service could do better, study says
A new Rand Corp. study out Tuesday encourages the Air Force to retool parts of its fitness test to incorporate more practical measures of everyday health, while keeping features like the 1.5-mile run.
-
Safety oversights, inexperience at play in deadly 2020 ATV rollover at Ali Al Salem
A recent investigation into the all-terrain vehicle rollover that killed an American airman on patrol outside Ali Al Salem Air Base in Kuwait last fall found that none of the ATV’s occupants wore seatbelts, and only one door may have been locked.
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Vandenberg likely to host training unit for new intercontinental ballistic missiles
The California base will likely remain the home of specialized training for intercontinental ballistic missile operators as the Ground-Based Strategic Deterrent comes online.
-
Tyndall bets on 3D ‘digital twin’ modeling for a safer, smarter base
Some small technology could make a big difference as Tyndall Air Force Base, Fla., looks to rebuild as a 21st-century “smart” installation.
-
‘Northern Edge’ brings firepower to Alaska, with an eye on Arctic jockeying
Pacific Air Forces will lead the Army, Navy, and Marine Corps in the biennial, 12-day Northern Edge exercise beginning May 3.
-
Massive ‘Mobility Guardian’ exercise to practice humanitarian aid response
At Mobility Guardian 2021, Air Mobility Command wants to test how much it can accomplish in the face of enemy weapons and communications jamming.
-
Three F-35 squadrons headed for Tyndall as base’s fighter mission pivots
Three F-35A Lightning II squadrons are officially coming to Tyndall Air Force Base, Fla., as the Air Force rules out a fourth squadron at the former F-22 installation.
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Civilian employee who allegedly advocated for ‘civil war’ banned from Air Force base
Air Force Materiel Command has barred an unnamed civilian employee from one of its bases after it said the man, allegedly a member of the far-right Proud Boys, threatened violence against the government.
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Amid investigation, Hill maintenance group gets third commander in 11 months
Col. Chris Boring was fired March 4 amid an Office of Special Investigations inquiry, a Hill spokesperson confirmed.
