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Gate runner at Andersen AFB shot dead after attacking, stabbing security forces
The suspect crashed his vehicle while trying to force his way through the gate, abandoned his vehicle, and fled into the jungle, Andersen said.
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Staff sergeant promotion rate nears 49 percent
Selection rates have recovered since the drawdown five years ago.
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Non-deployability rates drop in Air Force — without kicking anyone out
Most of those 23,000 non-deployable airmen are considered to have a temporary limitation, such as those who are pregnant or who have recently given birth.
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A-10 re-winging completed, will keep Warthog in the air until late 2030s
The new wings have an improved wire harness design, meant to make them easier to remove.
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Most grounded C-130s OK’d to fly again
It’s unclear how quickly the remaining C-130s can be inspected and, if cleared, returned to flight.
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Maxwell revamps medical squadrons to aid deployments
The Air Force has made improving deployability a top priority in recent years.
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Computer glitch delays pay raises for nearly 7,000 airmen
Affected airmen should see their pay raises take effect in the next pay period.
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New head of AFRICOM visits Somalia as pressure on al-Shabab increases
Townsend met with the Somali prime minister, and with the U.S. forces training Somali units fighting the violent terrorist group Al Shabab.
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The ‘no harm, no foul’ PT test: Air Force considering practice examinations to lessen stress
If you pass, it counts. If you fail, there’s no penalty — as long as you have more time before your PT test is due.
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Dyess maintenance squadron commander removed, under investigation
The 317th Airlift Wing Commander removed Leija after a “loss of confidence in his ability to lead,” Dyess said.
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Gate runner at Andersen AFB shot dead after attacking, stabbing security forces
The suspect crashed his vehicle while trying to force his way through the gate, abandoned his vehicle, and fled into the jungle, Andersen said.
-
Staff sergeant promotion rate nears 49 percent
Selection rates have recovered since the drawdown five years ago.
-
Non-deployability rates drop in Air Force — without kicking anyone out
Most of those 23,000 non-deployable airmen are considered to have a temporary limitation, such as those who are pregnant or who have recently given birth.
-
A-10 re-winging completed, will keep Warthog in the air until late 2030s
The new wings have an improved wire harness design, meant to make them easier to remove.
-
Most grounded C-130s OK’d to fly again
It’s unclear how quickly the remaining C-130s can be inspected and, if cleared, returned to flight.
-
Maxwell revamps medical squadrons to aid deployments
The Air Force has made improving deployability a top priority in recent years.
-
Computer glitch delays pay raises for nearly 7,000 airmen
Affected airmen should see their pay raises take effect in the next pay period.
-
New head of AFRICOM visits Somalia as pressure on al-Shabab increases
Townsend met with the Somali prime minister, and with the U.S. forces training Somali units fighting the violent terrorist group Al Shabab.
-
The ‘no harm, no foul’ PT test: Air Force considering practice examinations to lessen stress
If you pass, it counts. If you fail, there’s no penalty — as long as you have more time before your PT test is due.
-
Dyess maintenance squadron commander removed, under investigation
The 317th Airlift Wing Commander removed Leija after a “loss of confidence in his ability to lead,” Dyess said.
-
Gate runner at Andersen AFB shot dead after attacking, stabbing security forces
The suspect crashed his vehicle while trying to force his way through the gate, abandoned his vehicle, and fled into the jungle, Andersen said.
-
Staff sergeant promotion rate nears 49 percent
Selection rates have recovered since the drawdown five years ago.
-
Non-deployability rates drop in Air Force — without kicking anyone out
Most of those 23,000 non-deployable airmen are considered to have a temporary limitation, such as those who are pregnant or who have recently given birth.
-
A-10 re-winging completed, will keep Warthog in the air until late 2030s
The new wings have an improved wire harness design, meant to make them easier to remove.
-
Most grounded C-130s OK’d to fly again
It’s unclear how quickly the remaining C-130s can be inspected and, if cleared, returned to flight.
-
Maxwell revamps medical squadrons to aid deployments
The Air Force has made improving deployability a top priority in recent years.
-
Computer glitch delays pay raises for nearly 7,000 airmen
Affected airmen should see their pay raises take effect in the next pay period.
-
New head of AFRICOM visits Somalia as pressure on al-Shabab increases
Townsend met with the Somali prime minister, and with the U.S. forces training Somali units fighting the violent terrorist group Al Shabab.
-
The ‘no harm, no foul’ PT test: Air Force considering practice examinations to lessen stress
If you pass, it counts. If you fail, there’s no penalty — as long as you have more time before your PT test is due.
-
Dyess maintenance squadron commander removed, under investigation
The 317th Airlift Wing Commander removed Leija after a “loss of confidence in his ability to lead,” Dyess said.
