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Storied ‘Triple Nickel’ fighter squadron deploys to Middle East
The squadron’s F-16 Flying Falcons are flying out of Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar “to provide war-winning airpower and deterrence to the region.”
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Airman accused of white nationalist ties loses stripe after investigation — but still in the Air Force
The Air Force is not saying much else about what happened to the airman who allegedly belonged to a white nationalist organization and distributed propaganda around Colorado.
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Air Force identifies combat controller lost in Gulf of Mexico
The Air Force and Navy are still working to recover Condiff.
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B-52s fly mission in Arctic Circle before bomber task force returns to Barksdale
October was a busy month for Air Force bombers across the world.
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Hank Buttelmann, who became the youngest Korean War ace, dies at age 90
Buttelmann, who died in late September, shot down seven MiGs in Korea and received two Distinguished Flying Crosses — and then returned to war a dozen years later in Vietnam, earning two more DFCs.
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Fewer airmen, fewer bombs and delayed F-15s: Goldfein outlines effects of continuing resolution
“It’s truly damaging for all the services, and certainly the United States Air Force,” Goldfein said.
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Special tactics airman missing in Gulf of Mexico; search underway
A mishap apparently occurred about four miles south of Hurlburt Field, Florida.
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Spurred by church shooting, Air Force replaces outdated ’90s-era crime reporting system
The Sutherland Springs church shooting in Texas prompted the Air Force to speed up its procurement of a new criminal information system, which will make it easier to submit fingerprints to the FBI.
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Breaking bad at Kirtland: OSI investigates suspected fake meth handed out to trick-or-treaters
The meth-like substance is believed to be candy, and a Kirtland spokeswoman said there are no reports of anyone getting sick from it.
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First female airman enters training pipeline to be combat controller
The aspiring combat controller, as well as a prospective pararescueman, are now the 10th and 11th enlisted women to attempt special warfare training, but none of their predecessors made it through the demanding process.
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Storied ‘Triple Nickel’ fighter squadron deploys to Middle East
The squadron’s F-16 Flying Falcons are flying out of Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar “to provide war-winning airpower and deterrence to the region.”
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Airman accused of white nationalist ties loses stripe after investigation — but still in the Air Force
The Air Force is not saying much else about what happened to the airman who allegedly belonged to a white nationalist organization and distributed propaganda around Colorado.
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Air Force identifies combat controller lost in Gulf of Mexico
The Air Force and Navy are still working to recover Condiff.
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B-52s fly mission in Arctic Circle before bomber task force returns to Barksdale
October was a busy month for Air Force bombers across the world.
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Hank Buttelmann, who became the youngest Korean War ace, dies at age 90
Buttelmann, who died in late September, shot down seven MiGs in Korea and received two Distinguished Flying Crosses — and then returned to war a dozen years later in Vietnam, earning two more DFCs.
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Fewer airmen, fewer bombs and delayed F-15s: Goldfein outlines effects of continuing resolution
“It’s truly damaging for all the services, and certainly the United States Air Force,” Goldfein said.
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Special tactics airman missing in Gulf of Mexico; search underway
A mishap apparently occurred about four miles south of Hurlburt Field, Florida.
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Spurred by church shooting, Air Force replaces outdated ’90s-era crime reporting system
The Sutherland Springs church shooting in Texas prompted the Air Force to speed up its procurement of a new criminal information system, which will make it easier to submit fingerprints to the FBI.
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Breaking bad at Kirtland: OSI investigates suspected fake meth handed out to trick-or-treaters
The meth-like substance is believed to be candy, and a Kirtland spokeswoman said there are no reports of anyone getting sick from it.
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First female airman enters training pipeline to be combat controller
The aspiring combat controller, as well as a prospective pararescueman, are now the 10th and 11th enlisted women to attempt special warfare training, but none of their predecessors made it through the demanding process.
-
Storied ‘Triple Nickel’ fighter squadron deploys to Middle East
The squadron’s F-16 Flying Falcons are flying out of Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar “to provide war-winning airpower and deterrence to the region.”
-
Airman accused of white nationalist ties loses stripe after investigation — but still in the Air Force
The Air Force is not saying much else about what happened to the airman who allegedly belonged to a white nationalist organization and distributed propaganda around Colorado.
-
Air Force identifies combat controller lost in Gulf of Mexico
The Air Force and Navy are still working to recover Condiff.
-
B-52s fly mission in Arctic Circle before bomber task force returns to Barksdale
October was a busy month for Air Force bombers across the world.
-
Hank Buttelmann, who became the youngest Korean War ace, dies at age 90
Buttelmann, who died in late September, shot down seven MiGs in Korea and received two Distinguished Flying Crosses — and then returned to war a dozen years later in Vietnam, earning two more DFCs.
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Fewer airmen, fewer bombs and delayed F-15s: Goldfein outlines effects of continuing resolution
“It’s truly damaging for all the services, and certainly the United States Air Force,” Goldfein said.
-
Special tactics airman missing in Gulf of Mexico; search underway
A mishap apparently occurred about four miles south of Hurlburt Field, Florida.
-
Spurred by church shooting, Air Force replaces outdated ’90s-era crime reporting system
The Sutherland Springs church shooting in Texas prompted the Air Force to speed up its procurement of a new criminal information system, which will make it easier to submit fingerprints to the FBI.
-
Breaking bad at Kirtland: OSI investigates suspected fake meth handed out to trick-or-treaters
The meth-like substance is believed to be candy, and a Kirtland spokeswoman said there are no reports of anyone getting sick from it.
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First female airman enters training pipeline to be combat controller
The aspiring combat controller, as well as a prospective pararescueman, are now the 10th and 11th enlisted women to attempt special warfare training, but none of their predecessors made it through the demanding process.
