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AMC fears its own pilot shortfall will expand
The Air Force isn’t just running short on fighter pilots. Air Mobility Command is concerned that a shortfall of mobility pilots is likely to grow over the next few years, further stressing the force.
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As Obama leaves office, goal on homeless veterans goes unmet
Pledges by President Barack Obama and a national nonprofit organization to end homelessness among veterans did not meet their goal, but advocates see bright spots and remain encouraged that the issue is prominent on the radar.
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Texas judge takes specialized court for veterans on the road
In the Army, Richard Ress survived duty in some of the most dangerous parts of Afghanistan, but on a July day in 2009, he seemed ready for his life to end in the back of a Texas police car facing his third drunken-driving arrest in less than a year.
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Montana students share veterans’ stories in new calendar
Faith Blackaby, 13, and Jillian Wynne, 12, of Kalispell spent last summer brainstorming on a project to help the community. What the pair learned through the process affected them in a way they didn’t anticipate.
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Air Force seeks enlisted airmen for nursing programs
The Air Force’s Nurse Enlisted and Direct Enlisted Commissioning Programs are now accepting applications from active-duty airmen, the service has announced.
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New in 2017: Officer promotion overhaul to gather steam
The Air Force will continue its just-begun overhaul of how it evaluates and promotes its officers in 2017.
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New in 2017: Trickle of enlisted drone pilots could become a flood
History was made in 2016 when the first four enlisted airmen became the first to start training to fly remotely-piloted aircraft. And in 2017, dozens more could follow them.
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Air Force picks 35 airmen for ‘career intermission’ sabbaticals
Thirty-five airmen have been selected to participate in the latest iteration of the Air Force Career Intermission Program, which allows airmen to take up to three years off to focus on personal and professional pursuits.
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Taylor Swift surprise visits 96-year-old veteran, fan in Missouri
At age 96, Cyrus Porter is a devoted Taylor Swift fan. He’s traveled from his rural Missouri home to St. Louis and Memphis, Tennessee, to see her in concert.
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New in 2017: Bigger bonuses for fighter pilots
One of the Air Force’s most pressing personnel concerns is rebuilding its fighter pilot ranks.
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AMC fears its own pilot shortfall will expand
The Air Force isn’t just running short on fighter pilots. Air Mobility Command is concerned that a shortfall of mobility pilots is likely to grow over the next few years, further stressing the force.
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As Obama leaves office, goal on homeless veterans goes unmet
Pledges by President Barack Obama and a national nonprofit organization to end homelessness among veterans did not meet their goal, but advocates see bright spots and remain encouraged that the issue is prominent on the radar.
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Texas judge takes specialized court for veterans on the road
In the Army, Richard Ress survived duty in some of the most dangerous parts of Afghanistan, but on a July day in 2009, he seemed ready for his life to end in the back of a Texas police car facing his third drunken-driving arrest in less than a year.
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Montana students share veterans’ stories in new calendar
Faith Blackaby, 13, and Jillian Wynne, 12, of Kalispell spent last summer brainstorming on a project to help the community. What the pair learned through the process affected them in a way they didn’t anticipate.
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Air Force seeks enlisted airmen for nursing programs
The Air Force’s Nurse Enlisted and Direct Enlisted Commissioning Programs are now accepting applications from active-duty airmen, the service has announced.
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New in 2017: Officer promotion overhaul to gather steam
The Air Force will continue its just-begun overhaul of how it evaluates and promotes its officers in 2017.
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New in 2017: Trickle of enlisted drone pilots could become a flood
History was made in 2016 when the first four enlisted airmen became the first to start training to fly remotely-piloted aircraft. And in 2017, dozens more could follow them.
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Air Force picks 35 airmen for ‘career intermission’ sabbaticals
Thirty-five airmen have been selected to participate in the latest iteration of the Air Force Career Intermission Program, which allows airmen to take up to three years off to focus on personal and professional pursuits.
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Taylor Swift surprise visits 96-year-old veteran, fan in Missouri
At age 96, Cyrus Porter is a devoted Taylor Swift fan. He’s traveled from his rural Missouri home to St. Louis and Memphis, Tennessee, to see her in concert.
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New in 2017: Bigger bonuses for fighter pilots
One of the Air Force’s most pressing personnel concerns is rebuilding its fighter pilot ranks.
-
AMC fears its own pilot shortfall will expand
The Air Force isn’t just running short on fighter pilots. Air Mobility Command is concerned that a shortfall of mobility pilots is likely to grow over the next few years, further stressing the force.
-
As Obama leaves office, goal on homeless veterans goes unmet
Pledges by President Barack Obama and a national nonprofit organization to end homelessness among veterans did not meet their goal, but advocates see bright spots and remain encouraged that the issue is prominent on the radar.
-
Texas judge takes specialized court for veterans on the road
In the Army, Richard Ress survived duty in some of the most dangerous parts of Afghanistan, but on a July day in 2009, he seemed ready for his life to end in the back of a Texas police car facing his third drunken-driving arrest in less than a year.
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Montana students share veterans’ stories in new calendar
Faith Blackaby, 13, and Jillian Wynne, 12, of Kalispell spent last summer brainstorming on a project to help the community. What the pair learned through the process affected them in a way they didn’t anticipate.
-
Air Force seeks enlisted airmen for nursing programs
The Air Force’s Nurse Enlisted and Direct Enlisted Commissioning Programs are now accepting applications from active-duty airmen, the service has announced.
-
New in 2017: Officer promotion overhaul to gather steam
The Air Force will continue its just-begun overhaul of how it evaluates and promotes its officers in 2017.
-
New in 2017: Trickle of enlisted drone pilots could become a flood
History was made in 2016 when the first four enlisted airmen became the first to start training to fly remotely-piloted aircraft. And in 2017, dozens more could follow them.
-
Air Force picks 35 airmen for ‘career intermission’ sabbaticals
Thirty-five airmen have been selected to participate in the latest iteration of the Air Force Career Intermission Program, which allows airmen to take up to three years off to focus on personal and professional pursuits.
-
Taylor Swift surprise visits 96-year-old veteran, fan in Missouri
At age 96, Cyrus Porter is a devoted Taylor Swift fan. He’s traveled from his rural Missouri home to St. Louis and Memphis, Tennessee, to see her in concert.
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New in 2017: Bigger bonuses for fighter pilots
One of the Air Force’s most pressing personnel concerns is rebuilding its fighter pilot ranks.
