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Academy cadet returns to NCAA swimming competition
Air Force Academy sophomore Genevieve Miller will compete in the NCAA swimming championships from March 19 to 21.
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Air Force secretary announces bold moves to boost women, minorities
Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James on Wednesday announced bold moves to boost the careers of women and minorities.in the service.
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Tricare Help: Surviving spouse likely eligible
Even if a deceased retiree never used his Tricare coverage, his surviving spouse is eligible under his sponsorhship.
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N.Y. lawmakers promote Niagara Falls as KC-46 base
New York lawmakers are promoting Niagara Falls Air Reserve Station to be the third main operating base for the new KC-46A Pegasus tanker, which is expected to begin replacing the nearly six-decade old KC-135 Stratotanker in 2016.
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Senior enlisted leaders bring quality-of-life concerns to Congress
All four senior service enlisted leaders will testify today before congressional members about quality of life issues in the military.
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Tricare Help: Baby eligible, despite dad’s status
Baby is eligible for Tricare after father is placed on permanently retired list.
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Nominees announced for new AFMC commander, surgeon general
Lt. Gen. Ellen Pawlikowski has been nominated as the next head of Air Force Materiel Command.
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Tricare Help: Medicare-eligible under 65: What now?
If you’re eligible for Medicare and younger than 65, Tricare for Life is your only option.
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Tricare Help: Medical retirees are eligible for benefits
Any service members who receive formal military medical retirement short of the 20 years normally required to qualify for military retirement benefits are eligible for all those benefits just as if they had, in fact, served 20 years.
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Co-pilot on the first presidential air crew dies
Retired Col. Elmer F. Smith, co-pilot on the first presidential air crew, the forerunner of today’s “Air Force One,” died Wednesday at Reston Hospital Center in Reston, Virginia. He was 97.
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Academy cadet returns to NCAA swimming competition
Air Force Academy sophomore Genevieve Miller will compete in the NCAA swimming championships from March 19 to 21.
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Air Force secretary announces bold moves to boost women, minorities
Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James on Wednesday announced bold moves to boost the careers of women and minorities.in the service.
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Tricare Help: Surviving spouse likely eligible
Even if a deceased retiree never used his Tricare coverage, his surviving spouse is eligible under his sponsorhship.
-
N.Y. lawmakers promote Niagara Falls as KC-46 base
New York lawmakers are promoting Niagara Falls Air Reserve Station to be the third main operating base for the new KC-46A Pegasus tanker, which is expected to begin replacing the nearly six-decade old KC-135 Stratotanker in 2016.
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Senior enlisted leaders bring quality-of-life concerns to Congress
All four senior service enlisted leaders will testify today before congressional members about quality of life issues in the military.
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Tricare Help: Baby eligible, despite dad’s status
Baby is eligible for Tricare after father is placed on permanently retired list.
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Nominees announced for new AFMC commander, surgeon general
Lt. Gen. Ellen Pawlikowski has been nominated as the next head of Air Force Materiel Command.
-
Tricare Help: Medicare-eligible under 65: What now?
If you’re eligible for Medicare and younger than 65, Tricare for Life is your only option.
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Tricare Help: Medical retirees are eligible for benefits
Any service members who receive formal military medical retirement short of the 20 years normally required to qualify for military retirement benefits are eligible for all those benefits just as if they had, in fact, served 20 years.
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Co-pilot on the first presidential air crew dies
Retired Col. Elmer F. Smith, co-pilot on the first presidential air crew, the forerunner of today’s “Air Force One,” died Wednesday at Reston Hospital Center in Reston, Virginia. He was 97.
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Academy cadet returns to NCAA swimming competition
Air Force Academy sophomore Genevieve Miller will compete in the NCAA swimming championships from March 19 to 21.
-
Air Force secretary announces bold moves to boost women, minorities
Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James on Wednesday announced bold moves to boost the careers of women and minorities.in the service.
-
Tricare Help: Surviving spouse likely eligible
Even if a deceased retiree never used his Tricare coverage, his surviving spouse is eligible under his sponsorhship.
-
N.Y. lawmakers promote Niagara Falls as KC-46 base
New York lawmakers are promoting Niagara Falls Air Reserve Station to be the third main operating base for the new KC-46A Pegasus tanker, which is expected to begin replacing the nearly six-decade old KC-135 Stratotanker in 2016.
-
Senior enlisted leaders bring quality-of-life concerns to Congress
All four senior service enlisted leaders will testify today before congressional members about quality of life issues in the military.
-
Tricare Help: Baby eligible, despite dad’s status
Baby is eligible for Tricare after father is placed on permanently retired list.
-
Nominees announced for new AFMC commander, surgeon general
Lt. Gen. Ellen Pawlikowski has been nominated as the next head of Air Force Materiel Command.
-
Tricare Help: Medicare-eligible under 65: What now?
If you’re eligible for Medicare and younger than 65, Tricare for Life is your only option.
-
Tricare Help: Medical retirees are eligible for benefits
Any service members who receive formal military medical retirement short of the 20 years normally required to qualify for military retirement benefits are eligible for all those benefits just as if they had, in fact, served 20 years.
-
Co-pilot on the first presidential air crew dies
Retired Col. Elmer F. Smith, co-pilot on the first presidential air crew, the forerunner of today’s “Air Force One,” died Wednesday at Reston Hospital Center in Reston, Virginia. He was 97.
