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Air Force tracking discipline data to ensure fairness
The Air Force has particularly pushed since last summer to find ways to improve equality and diversity in its ranks.
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Here are the 764 medical officers whom the Air Force is promoting
The field grade officers being promoted include dentists, nurses and doctors.
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Sex with subordinate, inappropriate relationships cost fired warfare center commander two stars
“I made a mistake,” Gersten reportedly said after he was fired from command of the Air Force Warfare Center.
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Officer killed in Capitol attack was an Air National Guard vet
Brian Sicknick was a former staff sergeant with the New Jersey Air National Guard and deployed overseas during his time in the military.
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‘We are in danger of losing our republic,’ Air Force strategy chief says in wake of Capitol attack
“Today, our internal division is our biggest threat, and it is being exacerbated skillfully by state and non-state actors that want to see us weakened & discredited,” Lt. Gen. Clinton Hinote wrote.
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Woman shot and killed at Capitol was security forces airman, QAnon adherent
Babbitt was a senior airman serving as a security forces controller while on active duty; her records indicate deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Air Force orders units to toss offensive morale patches, mottos
The Air Force previously swept workplaces for sexist or offensive materials on former CSAF Welsh’s order in 2013.
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Air Force bases MQ-9 Reapers in Romania
USAFE said the Reapers’ deployment shows the United States’ support for allies in the region, and seeks to deter adversaries.
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Air Force colonel, charged with sexual assault, to face court-martial
At the time of the alleged assault, Col. McNamara was commander of the 39th Medical Group at Incirlik Air Base in Turkey.
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New in 2021: Looking for new perspectives on combating suicide
The Air Force is planning to create a working group on mental health and resiliency this year as part of its longstanding effort to combat suicide in its ranks.
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Air Force tracking discipline data to ensure fairness
The Air Force has particularly pushed since last summer to find ways to improve equality and diversity in its ranks.
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Here are the 764 medical officers whom the Air Force is promoting
The field grade officers being promoted include dentists, nurses and doctors.
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Sex with subordinate, inappropriate relationships cost fired warfare center commander two stars
“I made a mistake,” Gersten reportedly said after he was fired from command of the Air Force Warfare Center.
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Officer killed in Capitol attack was an Air National Guard vet
Brian Sicknick was a former staff sergeant with the New Jersey Air National Guard and deployed overseas during his time in the military.
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‘We are in danger of losing our republic,’ Air Force strategy chief says in wake of Capitol attack
“Today, our internal division is our biggest threat, and it is being exacerbated skillfully by state and non-state actors that want to see us weakened & discredited,” Lt. Gen. Clinton Hinote wrote.
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Woman shot and killed at Capitol was security forces airman, QAnon adherent
Babbitt was a senior airman serving as a security forces controller while on active duty; her records indicate deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Air Force orders units to toss offensive morale patches, mottos
The Air Force previously swept workplaces for sexist or offensive materials on former CSAF Welsh’s order in 2013.
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Air Force bases MQ-9 Reapers in Romania
USAFE said the Reapers’ deployment shows the United States’ support for allies in the region, and seeks to deter adversaries.
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Air Force colonel, charged with sexual assault, to face court-martial
At the time of the alleged assault, Col. McNamara was commander of the 39th Medical Group at Incirlik Air Base in Turkey.
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New in 2021: Looking for new perspectives on combating suicide
The Air Force is planning to create a working group on mental health and resiliency this year as part of its longstanding effort to combat suicide in its ranks.
-
Air Force tracking discipline data to ensure fairness
The Air Force has particularly pushed since last summer to find ways to improve equality and diversity in its ranks.
-
Here are the 764 medical officers whom the Air Force is promoting
The field grade officers being promoted include dentists, nurses and doctors.
-
Sex with subordinate, inappropriate relationships cost fired warfare center commander two stars
“I made a mistake,” Gersten reportedly said after he was fired from command of the Air Force Warfare Center.
-
Officer killed in Capitol attack was an Air National Guard vet
Brian Sicknick was a former staff sergeant with the New Jersey Air National Guard and deployed overseas during his time in the military.
-
‘We are in danger of losing our republic,’ Air Force strategy chief says in wake of Capitol attack
“Today, our internal division is our biggest threat, and it is being exacerbated skillfully by state and non-state actors that want to see us weakened & discredited,” Lt. Gen. Clinton Hinote wrote.
-
Woman shot and killed at Capitol was security forces airman, QAnon adherent
Babbitt was a senior airman serving as a security forces controller while on active duty; her records indicate deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan.
-
Air Force orders units to toss offensive morale patches, mottos
The Air Force previously swept workplaces for sexist or offensive materials on former CSAF Welsh’s order in 2013.
-
Air Force bases MQ-9 Reapers in Romania
USAFE said the Reapers’ deployment shows the United States’ support for allies in the region, and seeks to deter adversaries.
-
Air Force colonel, charged with sexual assault, to face court-martial
At the time of the alleged assault, Col. McNamara was commander of the 39th Medical Group at Incirlik Air Base in Turkey.
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New in 2021: Looking for new perspectives on combating suicide
The Air Force is planning to create a working group on mental health and resiliency this year as part of its longstanding effort to combat suicide in its ranks.
