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Ambushed, wounded — and fighting back: Two pararescuemen awarded Silver Stars for Afghanistan heroism
Time and time again, despite being wounded, these PJs refused to take themselves out of the fight to save their comrades.
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New job-specific PT standards are on the way. Here’s when — and if — they’re coming to you
These gender-neutral standards are designed to simulate the physical challenges battlefield airmen, and others, face on a daily basis.
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Lancers seek a new lease on life at Tinker depot
The years are starting to catch up to the Lancer — but the Air Force hopes to buy it another two decades in the air.
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Airman found dead at Laughlin dorm; investigation under way
The 19-year-old airman had only been in the Air Force since February.
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Air Force announces 675 officer promotions
The selectees include officers from a variety of medical competitive categories.
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Pilot training recovers in 2019, after hypoxia fixes put in place
A series of hypoxia problems grounded T-6s in fiscal 2018 and hurt the Air Force’s effort to train new pilots.
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Airman dies in Lackland jail after child sex assault conviction
The airman was being temporarily held at Lackland while awaiting assignment to a permanent jail.
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Air Force to drop below-the-zone promotions for officers
Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein plans to talk about the changes with commanders next Monday.
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Court rules vets exposed to radiation from 1966 nuke disaster can sue for benefits
The government said the plaintiff’s radiation exposure was not enough to cause the illnesses he has since suffered.
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With traditional Japanese ceremony, Yokota breaks ground on airfield expansion for Ospreys
The new apron will give AFSOC a permanent home for CV-22 Ospreys at Yokota.
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Ambushed, wounded — and fighting back: Two pararescuemen awarded Silver Stars for Afghanistan heroism
Time and time again, despite being wounded, these PJs refused to take themselves out of the fight to save their comrades.
-
New job-specific PT standards are on the way. Here’s when — and if — they’re coming to you
These gender-neutral standards are designed to simulate the physical challenges battlefield airmen, and others, face on a daily basis.
-
Lancers seek a new lease on life at Tinker depot
The years are starting to catch up to the Lancer — but the Air Force hopes to buy it another two decades in the air.
-
Airman found dead at Laughlin dorm; investigation under way
The 19-year-old airman had only been in the Air Force since February.
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Air Force announces 675 officer promotions
The selectees include officers from a variety of medical competitive categories.
-
Pilot training recovers in 2019, after hypoxia fixes put in place
A series of hypoxia problems grounded T-6s in fiscal 2018 and hurt the Air Force’s effort to train new pilots.
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Airman dies in Lackland jail after child sex assault conviction
The airman was being temporarily held at Lackland while awaiting assignment to a permanent jail.
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Air Force to drop below-the-zone promotions for officers
Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein plans to talk about the changes with commanders next Monday.
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Court rules vets exposed to radiation from 1966 nuke disaster can sue for benefits
The government said the plaintiff’s radiation exposure was not enough to cause the illnesses he has since suffered.
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With traditional Japanese ceremony, Yokota breaks ground on airfield expansion for Ospreys
The new apron will give AFSOC a permanent home for CV-22 Ospreys at Yokota.
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Ambushed, wounded — and fighting back: Two pararescuemen awarded Silver Stars for Afghanistan heroism
Time and time again, despite being wounded, these PJs refused to take themselves out of the fight to save their comrades.
-
New job-specific PT standards are on the way. Here’s when — and if — they’re coming to you
These gender-neutral standards are designed to simulate the physical challenges battlefield airmen, and others, face on a daily basis.
-
Lancers seek a new lease on life at Tinker depot
The years are starting to catch up to the Lancer — but the Air Force hopes to buy it another two decades in the air.
-
Airman found dead at Laughlin dorm; investigation under way
The 19-year-old airman had only been in the Air Force since February.
-
Air Force announces 675 officer promotions
The selectees include officers from a variety of medical competitive categories.
-
Pilot training recovers in 2019, after hypoxia fixes put in place
A series of hypoxia problems grounded T-6s in fiscal 2018 and hurt the Air Force’s effort to train new pilots.
-
Airman dies in Lackland jail after child sex assault conviction
The airman was being temporarily held at Lackland while awaiting assignment to a permanent jail.
-
Air Force to drop below-the-zone promotions for officers
Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein plans to talk about the changes with commanders next Monday.
-
Court rules vets exposed to radiation from 1966 nuke disaster can sue for benefits
The government said the plaintiff’s radiation exposure was not enough to cause the illnesses he has since suffered.
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With traditional Japanese ceremony, Yokota breaks ground on airfield expansion for Ospreys
The new apron will give AFSOC a permanent home for CV-22 Ospreys at Yokota.
