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This B-52 pilot — a volunteering powerhouse — is one of Forbes magazine’s ‘30 under 30’
Capt. Julian Gluck was honored for helping to bridge the civilian-military gap and running a program to help the immigrant population in Qatar.
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Mystery at MacDill: Base launches hunt for lost African American cemetery
Much remains unknown about the cemetery that could be hidden under a heavily wooded portion of MacDill.
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F-16 pilot ejects at Kunsan with minor injuries; flights suspended
A board of officers has convened to investigate the incident.
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After ISIS: How the Air Force’s CENTCOM mission is changing
After five years of hard fighting to beat back ISIS, the Air Force is transitioning to a new role in the Middle East.
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A-10 pilots receive Distinguished Flying Crosses for fierce Afghanistan battles
“Very rarely is the Distinguished Flying Cross awarded. Even more rarely is [it] awarded twice in the same day to two members of the exact same fighter squadron.”
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Air Force plans new cyber AFSC to defend weapons systems
Aircraft such as the F-22 Raptor and E-3 Sentry, also known as the AWACS, are among those weapon systems safeguarded by mission defense teams.
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‘Oink, oink.’ Lieutenant general belittled staff, mocked female airman’s weight, IG found. It cost him a star.
In a statement provided by his attorney, Levy said he disagreed with the allegations and characterizations against him in the report.
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Chief master sergeant promotions are out — is your name on the list?
This was the first time the E-9 promotion process was conducted without using the Weighted Airman Promotion System test known as the promotion fitness exam.
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Recovery search suspended for combat controller lost in Gulf of Mexico
The search for Staff Sgt. Cole Condiff has ended, but it could resume if further clues are spotted.
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Tech. Sgt. Cody Smith, combat controller, receives Silver Star for bravery in Afghanistan
“Among us there are people who step up to do truly heroic things. People like Cody Smith.”
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This B-52 pilot — a volunteering powerhouse — is one of Forbes magazine’s ‘30 under 30’
Capt. Julian Gluck was honored for helping to bridge the civilian-military gap and running a program to help the immigrant population in Qatar.
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Mystery at MacDill: Base launches hunt for lost African American cemetery
Much remains unknown about the cemetery that could be hidden under a heavily wooded portion of MacDill.
-
F-16 pilot ejects at Kunsan with minor injuries; flights suspended
A board of officers has convened to investigate the incident.
-
After ISIS: How the Air Force’s CENTCOM mission is changing
After five years of hard fighting to beat back ISIS, the Air Force is transitioning to a new role in the Middle East.
-
A-10 pilots receive Distinguished Flying Crosses for fierce Afghanistan battles
“Very rarely is the Distinguished Flying Cross awarded. Even more rarely is [it] awarded twice in the same day to two members of the exact same fighter squadron.”
-
Air Force plans new cyber AFSC to defend weapons systems
Aircraft such as the F-22 Raptor and E-3 Sentry, also known as the AWACS, are among those weapon systems safeguarded by mission defense teams.
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‘Oink, oink.’ Lieutenant general belittled staff, mocked female airman’s weight, IG found. It cost him a star.
In a statement provided by his attorney, Levy said he disagreed with the allegations and characterizations against him in the report.
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Chief master sergeant promotions are out — is your name on the list?
This was the first time the E-9 promotion process was conducted without using the Weighted Airman Promotion System test known as the promotion fitness exam.
-
Recovery search suspended for combat controller lost in Gulf of Mexico
The search for Staff Sgt. Cole Condiff has ended, but it could resume if further clues are spotted.
-
Tech. Sgt. Cody Smith, combat controller, receives Silver Star for bravery in Afghanistan
“Among us there are people who step up to do truly heroic things. People like Cody Smith.”
-
This B-52 pilot — a volunteering powerhouse — is one of Forbes magazine’s ‘30 under 30’
Capt. Julian Gluck was honored for helping to bridge the civilian-military gap and running a program to help the immigrant population in Qatar.
-
Mystery at MacDill: Base launches hunt for lost African American cemetery
Much remains unknown about the cemetery that could be hidden under a heavily wooded portion of MacDill.
-
F-16 pilot ejects at Kunsan with minor injuries; flights suspended
A board of officers has convened to investigate the incident.
-
After ISIS: How the Air Force’s CENTCOM mission is changing
After five years of hard fighting to beat back ISIS, the Air Force is transitioning to a new role in the Middle East.
-
A-10 pilots receive Distinguished Flying Crosses for fierce Afghanistan battles
“Very rarely is the Distinguished Flying Cross awarded. Even more rarely is [it] awarded twice in the same day to two members of the exact same fighter squadron.”
-
Air Force plans new cyber AFSC to defend weapons systems
Aircraft such as the F-22 Raptor and E-3 Sentry, also known as the AWACS, are among those weapon systems safeguarded by mission defense teams.
-
‘Oink, oink.’ Lieutenant general belittled staff, mocked female airman’s weight, IG found. It cost him a star.
In a statement provided by his attorney, Levy said he disagreed with the allegations and characterizations against him in the report.
-
Chief master sergeant promotions are out — is your name on the list?
This was the first time the E-9 promotion process was conducted without using the Weighted Airman Promotion System test known as the promotion fitness exam.
-
Recovery search suspended for combat controller lost in Gulf of Mexico
The search for Staff Sgt. Cole Condiff has ended, but it could resume if further clues are spotted.
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Tech. Sgt. Cody Smith, combat controller, receives Silver Star for bravery in Afghanistan
“Among us there are people who step up to do truly heroic things. People like Cody Smith.”
