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Untangling Part B late-enrollment penalty
Determining whether you’ll be penalized for not immediately enrolling in Medicare Part B is complicated.
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Pilots, maintainers reflect on post-service careers
Air Force Times, in conjunction with stories regarding airline recruitment of Air Force aircrews, asked pilots, drone pilots and maintainers to comment on whether they are tempted to leave active duty for opportunities in the private sector. A sampling of their responses follows.
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Airman dies supporting fight against Islamic State
Tech. Sgt. Anthony E. Salazar, 40, of Hermosa Beach, California, died Monday at an undisclosed air base in southwest Asia, according to a Defense Department news release. Officials described the circumstances of his death as a noncombat-related incident.
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SMSgt. EPR date changes go into effect
That so-called static closeout date for regular Air Force, Air National Guard and Air Force Reserve senior master sergeants is July 31, according to an Air Force Personnel Center reminder.
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Study: Troops don’t get enough sleep
Feeling tired? A new study says service members aren’t getting adequate sleep each night.
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Captain sentenced to three years for abusing underage girl
Capt. Edward Hudson has been sentenced to three years after being found guilty of committing indecent acts with a girl under age 16 in 2006.
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We’re still looking. #findKatrinakid
Keep spreading the word, in hopes that we can reunite former Master Sgt. Michael Maroney with the girl he carried out of the devastation left by Hurricane Katrina.
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Air Force Medal of Honor recipients visit Pentagon
Two Vietnam-era Air Force Medal of Honor recipients visited the Pentagon on March 24 with this message for airmen: Teamwork is critical to mission success.
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#FindKatrinaKid: Help us reconnect this vet and little girl
Help us find this smiling girl. Air Force Times was overwhelmed by the social media feedback we received to try to find a little girl in the arms of a pararescueman.
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Tricare Help: Grandchildren are rarely covered
There is scant chance your pregnant daughter’s baby can be covered under your sponsorship.
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Untangling Part B late-enrollment penalty
Determining whether you’ll be penalized for not immediately enrolling in Medicare Part B is complicated.
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Pilots, maintainers reflect on post-service careers
Air Force Times, in conjunction with stories regarding airline recruitment of Air Force aircrews, asked pilots, drone pilots and maintainers to comment on whether they are tempted to leave active duty for opportunities in the private sector. A sampling of their responses follows.
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Airman dies supporting fight against Islamic State
Tech. Sgt. Anthony E. Salazar, 40, of Hermosa Beach, California, died Monday at an undisclosed air base in southwest Asia, according to a Defense Department news release. Officials described the circumstances of his death as a noncombat-related incident.
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SMSgt. EPR date changes go into effect
That so-called static closeout date for regular Air Force, Air National Guard and Air Force Reserve senior master sergeants is July 31, according to an Air Force Personnel Center reminder.
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Study: Troops don’t get enough sleep
Feeling tired? A new study says service members aren’t getting adequate sleep each night.
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Captain sentenced to three years for abusing underage girl
Capt. Edward Hudson has been sentenced to three years after being found guilty of committing indecent acts with a girl under age 16 in 2006.
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We’re still looking. #findKatrinakid
Keep spreading the word, in hopes that we can reunite former Master Sgt. Michael Maroney with the girl he carried out of the devastation left by Hurricane Katrina.
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Air Force Medal of Honor recipients visit Pentagon
Two Vietnam-era Air Force Medal of Honor recipients visited the Pentagon on March 24 with this message for airmen: Teamwork is critical to mission success.
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#FindKatrinaKid: Help us reconnect this vet and little girl
Help us find this smiling girl. Air Force Times was overwhelmed by the social media feedback we received to try to find a little girl in the arms of a pararescueman.
-
Tricare Help: Grandchildren are rarely covered
There is scant chance your pregnant daughter’s baby can be covered under your sponsorship.
-
Untangling Part B late-enrollment penalty
Determining whether you’ll be penalized for not immediately enrolling in Medicare Part B is complicated.
-
Pilots, maintainers reflect on post-service careers
Air Force Times, in conjunction with stories regarding airline recruitment of Air Force aircrews, asked pilots, drone pilots and maintainers to comment on whether they are tempted to leave active duty for opportunities in the private sector. A sampling of their responses follows.
-
Airman dies supporting fight against Islamic State
Tech. Sgt. Anthony E. Salazar, 40, of Hermosa Beach, California, died Monday at an undisclosed air base in southwest Asia, according to a Defense Department news release. Officials described the circumstances of his death as a noncombat-related incident.
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SMSgt. EPR date changes go into effect
That so-called static closeout date for regular Air Force, Air National Guard and Air Force Reserve senior master sergeants is July 31, according to an Air Force Personnel Center reminder.
-
Study: Troops don’t get enough sleep
Feeling tired? A new study says service members aren’t getting adequate sleep each night.
-
Captain sentenced to three years for abusing underage girl
Capt. Edward Hudson has been sentenced to three years after being found guilty of committing indecent acts with a girl under age 16 in 2006.
-
We’re still looking. #findKatrinakid
Keep spreading the word, in hopes that we can reunite former Master Sgt. Michael Maroney with the girl he carried out of the devastation left by Hurricane Katrina.
-
Air Force Medal of Honor recipients visit Pentagon
Two Vietnam-era Air Force Medal of Honor recipients visited the Pentagon on March 24 with this message for airmen: Teamwork is critical to mission success.
-
#FindKatrinaKid: Help us reconnect this vet and little girl
Help us find this smiling girl. Air Force Times was overwhelmed by the social media feedback we received to try to find a little girl in the arms of a pararescueman.
-
Tricare Help: Grandchildren are rarely covered
There is scant chance your pregnant daughter’s baby can be covered under your sponsorship.
