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New in 2020: New promotion categories for officers
The first officer promotions since the Air Force broke up its massive Line of the Air Force category will take place early in 2020.
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New in 2020: Air Force looks at ending promotion tests for NCOs
The Air Force may announce in 2020 that it is dropping Weighted Airman Promotion System tests for non-commissioned officers.
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New in 2020: ‘No-fail’ PT testing
By early 2020, airmen could have the chance to take a practice physical fitness examination early, with no risk of failing.
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‘He made us all better.’ Family, Special Tactics airmen bid farewell to fallen combat controller
Staff Sgt. Cole Condiff “was taken a little too early for us. He died doing what he loved, and he loved his brothers in the Air Force.”
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This command chief uncovered the tragedy that shaped his life. Now, he uses it to help AMC airmen.
“Saying that people are our most valuable resource should be way more than just this bumper sticker.”
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Enlisted? Want to be a nurse? Now’s your chance to get commissioned
After finishing their nursing degrees and getting licensed, airmen will be commissioned as second lieutenants.
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Incirlik squadron bars alcohol after airmen booze it up too much
The squadron commander’s booze ban announcement included a photograph said to be of a recent drunk driving incident at Incirlik.
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AFSOC increasingly relies on reservists, but must better manage their deployments, GAO says
Because they usually have civilian careers to balance, guardsmen and reservists need more time to prepare for mobilizations — but often don’t get it.
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The Air Force is moving to discharge airman investigated for white nationalist ties
The airman, who was a master sergeant, lost a stripe after an investigation into his alleged white nationalist ties.
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AFSOC suspends parachute, diving, mountaineering operations after loss of two airmen
Tech. Sgt. Peter Kraines died in October from injuries sustained while practicing mountain rescues in Idaho, and Staff Sgt. Cole Condiff was lost in the Gulf of Mexico in November after a parachute mishap.
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New in 2020: New promotion categories for officers
The first officer promotions since the Air Force broke up its massive Line of the Air Force category will take place early in 2020.
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New in 2020: Air Force looks at ending promotion tests for NCOs
The Air Force may announce in 2020 that it is dropping Weighted Airman Promotion System tests for non-commissioned officers.
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New in 2020: ‘No-fail’ PT testing
By early 2020, airmen could have the chance to take a practice physical fitness examination early, with no risk of failing.
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‘He made us all better.’ Family, Special Tactics airmen bid farewell to fallen combat controller
Staff Sgt. Cole Condiff “was taken a little too early for us. He died doing what he loved, and he loved his brothers in the Air Force.”
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This command chief uncovered the tragedy that shaped his life. Now, he uses it to help AMC airmen.
“Saying that people are our most valuable resource should be way more than just this bumper sticker.”
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Enlisted? Want to be a nurse? Now’s your chance to get commissioned
After finishing their nursing degrees and getting licensed, airmen will be commissioned as second lieutenants.
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Incirlik squadron bars alcohol after airmen booze it up too much
The squadron commander’s booze ban announcement included a photograph said to be of a recent drunk driving incident at Incirlik.
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AFSOC increasingly relies on reservists, but must better manage their deployments, GAO says
Because they usually have civilian careers to balance, guardsmen and reservists need more time to prepare for mobilizations — but often don’t get it.
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The Air Force is moving to discharge airman investigated for white nationalist ties
The airman, who was a master sergeant, lost a stripe after an investigation into his alleged white nationalist ties.
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AFSOC suspends parachute, diving, mountaineering operations after loss of two airmen
Tech. Sgt. Peter Kraines died in October from injuries sustained while practicing mountain rescues in Idaho, and Staff Sgt. Cole Condiff was lost in the Gulf of Mexico in November after a parachute mishap.
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New in 2020: New promotion categories for officers
The first officer promotions since the Air Force broke up its massive Line of the Air Force category will take place early in 2020.
-
New in 2020: Air Force looks at ending promotion tests for NCOs
The Air Force may announce in 2020 that it is dropping Weighted Airman Promotion System tests for non-commissioned officers.
-
New in 2020: ‘No-fail’ PT testing
By early 2020, airmen could have the chance to take a practice physical fitness examination early, with no risk of failing.
-
‘He made us all better.’ Family, Special Tactics airmen bid farewell to fallen combat controller
Staff Sgt. Cole Condiff “was taken a little too early for us. He died doing what he loved, and he loved his brothers in the Air Force.”
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This command chief uncovered the tragedy that shaped his life. Now, he uses it to help AMC airmen.
“Saying that people are our most valuable resource should be way more than just this bumper sticker.”
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Enlisted? Want to be a nurse? Now’s your chance to get commissioned
After finishing their nursing degrees and getting licensed, airmen will be commissioned as second lieutenants.
-
Incirlik squadron bars alcohol after airmen booze it up too much
The squadron commander’s booze ban announcement included a photograph said to be of a recent drunk driving incident at Incirlik.
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AFSOC increasingly relies on reservists, but must better manage their deployments, GAO says
Because they usually have civilian careers to balance, guardsmen and reservists need more time to prepare for mobilizations — but often don’t get it.
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The Air Force is moving to discharge airman investigated for white nationalist ties
The airman, who was a master sergeant, lost a stripe after an investigation into his alleged white nationalist ties.
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AFSOC suspends parachute, diving, mountaineering operations after loss of two airmen
Tech. Sgt. Peter Kraines died in October from injuries sustained while practicing mountain rescues in Idaho, and Staff Sgt. Cole Condiff was lost in the Gulf of Mexico in November after a parachute mishap.
