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Coronavirus could further delay Air Force PT testing past June
The Air Force is days away from announcing how it will handle PT tests this summer during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Watch this Tinker airman with a need for speed get busted after 183-mph motorcycle chase
The senior airman immediately regretted his decision.
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After two crashes within days, Eglin announces safety pause
“The events over the past few days remind us that the defense of our country can be a dangerous business,” Brig. Gen. Scott Cain said.
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In a first, B-1s fly over Sweden for training
It’s the latest in a string of long-range bomber flights to Europe this month to train with and bolster allies.
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As retirement nears, Goldfein readies Air Force for long struggle against coronavirus
“We have to expect, [and] the scientists tell us, [the virus] will return a few times before we get a vaccine.”
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F-35 crashes at Eglin AFB, pilot successfully ejected and in stable condition. 2nd crash at base in four days
An F-35 Lightning II fighter crashed at Elgin Air Force Base, but the pilot ejected and is in stable condition.
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COVID-driven boot camp test at Keesler graduates first class
The Air Force is now studying the results to figure out if it wants to continue training new airmen at alternate locations.
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Eglin F-22 crashes; pilot safely ejects
The F-22’s pilot was taken to the base’s hospital for observation, and is in stable condition.
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PACAF’s next commander will be one of the Air Force’s most experienced fighter pilots
Lt. Gen. Kenneth Wilsbach has served 35 years and has flown more than 5,000 hours, including 71 combat missions.
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Space Force dedicating rocket launch to COVID-19 victims, responders
This Atlas V launch will take the X-37B Orbital Test Vehicle on its sixth flight into space.
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Coronavirus could further delay Air Force PT testing past June
The Air Force is days away from announcing how it will handle PT tests this summer during the coronavirus pandemic.
-
Watch this Tinker airman with a need for speed get busted after 183-mph motorcycle chase
The senior airman immediately regretted his decision.
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After two crashes within days, Eglin announces safety pause
“The events over the past few days remind us that the defense of our country can be a dangerous business,” Brig. Gen. Scott Cain said.
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In a first, B-1s fly over Sweden for training
It’s the latest in a string of long-range bomber flights to Europe this month to train with and bolster allies.
-
As retirement nears, Goldfein readies Air Force for long struggle against coronavirus
“We have to expect, [and] the scientists tell us, [the virus] will return a few times before we get a vaccine.”
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F-35 crashes at Eglin AFB, pilot successfully ejected and in stable condition. 2nd crash at base in four days
An F-35 Lightning II fighter crashed at Elgin Air Force Base, but the pilot ejected and is in stable condition.
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COVID-driven boot camp test at Keesler graduates first class
The Air Force is now studying the results to figure out if it wants to continue training new airmen at alternate locations.
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Eglin F-22 crashes; pilot safely ejects
The F-22’s pilot was taken to the base’s hospital for observation, and is in stable condition.
-
PACAF’s next commander will be one of the Air Force’s most experienced fighter pilots
Lt. Gen. Kenneth Wilsbach has served 35 years and has flown more than 5,000 hours, including 71 combat missions.
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Space Force dedicating rocket launch to COVID-19 victims, responders
This Atlas V launch will take the X-37B Orbital Test Vehicle on its sixth flight into space.
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Coronavirus could further delay Air Force PT testing past June
The Air Force is days away from announcing how it will handle PT tests this summer during the coronavirus pandemic.
-
Watch this Tinker airman with a need for speed get busted after 183-mph motorcycle chase
The senior airman immediately regretted his decision.
-
After two crashes within days, Eglin announces safety pause
“The events over the past few days remind us that the defense of our country can be a dangerous business,” Brig. Gen. Scott Cain said.
-
In a first, B-1s fly over Sweden for training
It’s the latest in a string of long-range bomber flights to Europe this month to train with and bolster allies.
-
As retirement nears, Goldfein readies Air Force for long struggle against coronavirus
“We have to expect, [and] the scientists tell us, [the virus] will return a few times before we get a vaccine.”
-
F-35 crashes at Eglin AFB, pilot successfully ejected and in stable condition. 2nd crash at base in four days
An F-35 Lightning II fighter crashed at Elgin Air Force Base, but the pilot ejected and is in stable condition.
-
COVID-driven boot camp test at Keesler graduates first class
The Air Force is now studying the results to figure out if it wants to continue training new airmen at alternate locations.
-
Eglin F-22 crashes; pilot safely ejects
The F-22’s pilot was taken to the base’s hospital for observation, and is in stable condition.
-
PACAF’s next commander will be one of the Air Force’s most experienced fighter pilots
Lt. Gen. Kenneth Wilsbach has served 35 years and has flown more than 5,000 hours, including 71 combat missions.
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Space Force dedicating rocket launch to COVID-19 victims, responders
This Atlas V launch will take the X-37B Orbital Test Vehicle on its sixth flight into space.
