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Ellsworth B-1s fly to Baltics, train with Danish fighters
The mission marks the first time in a year and a half the B-1 has been in Europe.
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Goldfein: Prepare for long fight against coronavirus — and dust off CBRNE skills
The Air Force’s top officer said he ordered his top commanders to come up with a series of Ability to Survive and Operate-type exercises in coming weeks to find ways to change how the service operates under coronavirus.
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AFSOC resumes jump, dive, mountain operations after deaths
AFSOC suspended those operations last December as it investigated the deaths of pararescueman Tech. Sgt. Peter Kraines and combat controller Staff Sgt. Cole Condiff.
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Toxic drug combination killed two airmen in Spangdahlem dorm
The investigation into their deaths is ongoing.
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F-15′s landing gear malfunctions, makes emergency landing on fuselage at Joint Base Andrews
Andrews said the Saturday incident was unrelated to the Thunderbirds and Blue Angels flyover that happened shortly beforehand.
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Family blasts fatal T-38 crash report as ‘grossly incomplete,’ demands simultaneous landings end
“We will be forever proud of Travis and what he accomplished, yet anguished all was lost to a preventable accident,” 2nd Lt. Travis Wilkie’s parents said.
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Fighter accidents rose in 2019, despite overall decline in mishap rates
The Air Force saw a fleetwide decline in the most serious manned aircraft mishaps in fiscal 2019, but the number of serious mishaps increased for fighter and attack aircraft.
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Goldfein: Air Force cargo planes moving coronavirus test kits; seven airmen have the disease so far
An Air Force C-17 flew 500,000 COVID-19 test kits from Italy to Memphis International Airport in Tennessee on Monday.
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Goldfein to commanders: ‘Rise to the occasion’ during coronavirus crisis
“Not your job to fix this,” Goldfein said. “Your job is to lead.”
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BMT, flying training to continue during coronavirus crisis — for now
New recruits are continuing to arrive at BMT at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, AETC said.
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Ellsworth B-1s fly to Baltics, train with Danish fighters
The mission marks the first time in a year and a half the B-1 has been in Europe.
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Goldfein: Prepare for long fight against coronavirus — and dust off CBRNE skills
The Air Force’s top officer said he ordered his top commanders to come up with a series of Ability to Survive and Operate-type exercises in coming weeks to find ways to change how the service operates under coronavirus.
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AFSOC resumes jump, dive, mountain operations after deaths
AFSOC suspended those operations last December as it investigated the deaths of pararescueman Tech. Sgt. Peter Kraines and combat controller Staff Sgt. Cole Condiff.
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Toxic drug combination killed two airmen in Spangdahlem dorm
The investigation into their deaths is ongoing.
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F-15′s landing gear malfunctions, makes emergency landing on fuselage at Joint Base Andrews
Andrews said the Saturday incident was unrelated to the Thunderbirds and Blue Angels flyover that happened shortly beforehand.
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Family blasts fatal T-38 crash report as ‘grossly incomplete,’ demands simultaneous landings end
“We will be forever proud of Travis and what he accomplished, yet anguished all was lost to a preventable accident,” 2nd Lt. Travis Wilkie’s parents said.
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Fighter accidents rose in 2019, despite overall decline in mishap rates
The Air Force saw a fleetwide decline in the most serious manned aircraft mishaps in fiscal 2019, but the number of serious mishaps increased for fighter and attack aircraft.
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Goldfein: Air Force cargo planes moving coronavirus test kits; seven airmen have the disease so far
An Air Force C-17 flew 500,000 COVID-19 test kits from Italy to Memphis International Airport in Tennessee on Monday.
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Goldfein to commanders: ‘Rise to the occasion’ during coronavirus crisis
“Not your job to fix this,” Goldfein said. “Your job is to lead.”
-
BMT, flying training to continue during coronavirus crisis — for now
New recruits are continuing to arrive at BMT at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, AETC said.
-
Ellsworth B-1s fly to Baltics, train with Danish fighters
The mission marks the first time in a year and a half the B-1 has been in Europe.
-
Goldfein: Prepare for long fight against coronavirus — and dust off CBRNE skills
The Air Force’s top officer said he ordered his top commanders to come up with a series of Ability to Survive and Operate-type exercises in coming weeks to find ways to change how the service operates under coronavirus.
-
AFSOC resumes jump, dive, mountain operations after deaths
AFSOC suspended those operations last December as it investigated the deaths of pararescueman Tech. Sgt. Peter Kraines and combat controller Staff Sgt. Cole Condiff.
-
Toxic drug combination killed two airmen in Spangdahlem dorm
The investigation into their deaths is ongoing.
-
F-15′s landing gear malfunctions, makes emergency landing on fuselage at Joint Base Andrews
Andrews said the Saturday incident was unrelated to the Thunderbirds and Blue Angels flyover that happened shortly beforehand.
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Family blasts fatal T-38 crash report as ‘grossly incomplete,’ demands simultaneous landings end
“We will be forever proud of Travis and what he accomplished, yet anguished all was lost to a preventable accident,” 2nd Lt. Travis Wilkie’s parents said.
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Fighter accidents rose in 2019, despite overall decline in mishap rates
The Air Force saw a fleetwide decline in the most serious manned aircraft mishaps in fiscal 2019, but the number of serious mishaps increased for fighter and attack aircraft.
-
Goldfein: Air Force cargo planes moving coronavirus test kits; seven airmen have the disease so far
An Air Force C-17 flew 500,000 COVID-19 test kits from Italy to Memphis International Airport in Tennessee on Monday.
-
Goldfein to commanders: ‘Rise to the occasion’ during coronavirus crisis
“Not your job to fix this,” Goldfein said. “Your job is to lead.”
-
BMT, flying training to continue during coronavirus crisis — for now
New recruits are continuing to arrive at BMT at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, AETC said.
