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Making a better TACP: Air Force stands up formal training unit for specialized airmen
The Air Force hopes this new unit will drastically slash the time it takes to train highly specialized TACPs.
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Eyes in the sky for 113,000 hours: JSTARS reach milestone at Al Udeid
The JSTARS just racked up the equivalent of nearly 13 years of nonstop combat flying in the Middle East.
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Farewell, Line of the Air Force: Massive officer category broken out into six groups
The first promotion board to use the new categories will be the lieutenant colonel board scheduled to meet next March.
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The Air Force has a new secretary; Barbara Barrett sworn in
Barrett is an instrument-rated pilot who in 2009 trained at the Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Center in Star City, Russia, and Kazakhstan, and was certified for space travel.
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Following PT-related deaths, Air Force begins asking about sickle cell in fitness screening
The changes come after three airmen died following PT assessments, some of which were linked to the sickle cell trait.
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Air Force nurse, a major, pleads guilty to pharmacy kickback scheme
The major faces up to five years in prison and a fine of up to $250,000, the Justice Department said.
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Trump expresses confidence when asked if nuclear weapons at Incirlik are safe
“That air base alone can take any place,” Trump said. “It’s a large, powerful air base.”
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Cracking the ‘da Vinci’ code: Virtual reality accelerates helicopter aviator training
This is just the latest way virtual reality training has spread throughout the Air Force.
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With Turkey’s invasion of Syria, concerns mount over nukes at Incirlik
Some are questioning whether it’s time to pull nukes out of Incirlik.
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Travel review prompted by airmen’s stays at Trump golf resort goes to Air Force HQ
Air Mobility Command has finished its review of policies on how airmen choose airports and lodging while traveling internationally.
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Making a better TACP: Air Force stands up formal training unit for specialized airmen
The Air Force hopes this new unit will drastically slash the time it takes to train highly specialized TACPs.
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Eyes in the sky for 113,000 hours: JSTARS reach milestone at Al Udeid
The JSTARS just racked up the equivalent of nearly 13 years of nonstop combat flying in the Middle East.
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Farewell, Line of the Air Force: Massive officer category broken out into six groups
The first promotion board to use the new categories will be the lieutenant colonel board scheduled to meet next March.
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The Air Force has a new secretary; Barbara Barrett sworn in
Barrett is an instrument-rated pilot who in 2009 trained at the Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Center in Star City, Russia, and Kazakhstan, and was certified for space travel.
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Following PT-related deaths, Air Force begins asking about sickle cell in fitness screening
The changes come after three airmen died following PT assessments, some of which were linked to the sickle cell trait.
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Air Force nurse, a major, pleads guilty to pharmacy kickback scheme
The major faces up to five years in prison and a fine of up to $250,000, the Justice Department said.
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Trump expresses confidence when asked if nuclear weapons at Incirlik are safe
“That air base alone can take any place,” Trump said. “It’s a large, powerful air base.”
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Cracking the ‘da Vinci’ code: Virtual reality accelerates helicopter aviator training
This is just the latest way virtual reality training has spread throughout the Air Force.
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With Turkey’s invasion of Syria, concerns mount over nukes at Incirlik
Some are questioning whether it’s time to pull nukes out of Incirlik.
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Travel review prompted by airmen’s stays at Trump golf resort goes to Air Force HQ
Air Mobility Command has finished its review of policies on how airmen choose airports and lodging while traveling internationally.
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Making a better TACP: Air Force stands up formal training unit for specialized airmen
The Air Force hopes this new unit will drastically slash the time it takes to train highly specialized TACPs.
-
Eyes in the sky for 113,000 hours: JSTARS reach milestone at Al Udeid
The JSTARS just racked up the equivalent of nearly 13 years of nonstop combat flying in the Middle East.
-
Farewell, Line of the Air Force: Massive officer category broken out into six groups
The first promotion board to use the new categories will be the lieutenant colonel board scheduled to meet next March.
-
The Air Force has a new secretary; Barbara Barrett sworn in
Barrett is an instrument-rated pilot who in 2009 trained at the Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Center in Star City, Russia, and Kazakhstan, and was certified for space travel.
-
Following PT-related deaths, Air Force begins asking about sickle cell in fitness screening
The changes come after three airmen died following PT assessments, some of which were linked to the sickle cell trait.
-
Air Force nurse, a major, pleads guilty to pharmacy kickback scheme
The major faces up to five years in prison and a fine of up to $250,000, the Justice Department said.
-
Trump expresses confidence when asked if nuclear weapons at Incirlik are safe
“That air base alone can take any place,” Trump said. “It’s a large, powerful air base.”
-
Cracking the ‘da Vinci’ code: Virtual reality accelerates helicopter aviator training
This is just the latest way virtual reality training has spread throughout the Air Force.
-
With Turkey’s invasion of Syria, concerns mount over nukes at Incirlik
Some are questioning whether it’s time to pull nukes out of Incirlik.
-
Travel review prompted by airmen’s stays at Trump golf resort goes to Air Force HQ
Air Mobility Command has finished its review of policies on how airmen choose airports and lodging while traveling internationally.
