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Applicants won’t have to disclose all mental health appointments on new security questionnaires
The change, hailed by mental health advocates, is part of an effort to avoid discouraging potential applicants from seeking needed care.
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For new CMSAF Wright, leadership means getting his hands dirty
For Chief Master Sgt. Kaleth Wright, the next chief master sergeant of the Air Force, it isn’t enough just to talk to the airmen under his command about what they’re going through. He eagerly jumps in to get his hands dirty alongside them.
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Air Force: Engine failure caused F-16 crash in Afghanistan
An F-16CM Fighting Falcon crashed earlier this year in Afghanistan after at least one turbine blade failed in its engine, according to an accident report released Wednesday.
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Time-in-grade, time-in-service promotion points are now history
Enlisted airmen will no longer get any points based on their longevity in the service or in their current grade when they are considered for promotion.
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Meet the next Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force
Chief Master Sergeant Kaleth Wright, the command chief of U.S. Air Forces in Europe and U.S. Air Forces Africa, has been selected to be the next chief master sergeant of the Air Force.
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Air Force wants about 1,900 airmen to retrain into undermanned jobs
The Air Force hopes to have about 1,917 enlisted airmen retrain into 95 undermanned career fields, according to a Nov. 10 list obtained by Air Force Times.
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James, Fanning talk Trump transition on ‘The Daily Show’
Army Secretary Eric Fanning and Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James on Thursday appeared on the Comedy Central program “The Daily Show” and discussed with host Trevor Noah the future of the military and the transition to President-elect Donald Trump.
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Air Force starts selecting second round of enlisted RPA pilots
The Air Force will choose its next class of enlisted airmen seeking to fly remotely piloted aircraft in 2017.
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The Air Force just cut 15 ‘queep’ requirements and streamlined 16 more
Once each year, across the Air Force, airmen are pulled away from their real jobs to sit at a computer or in a training course and learn — for the umpteenth time — how to use a fire extinguisher. They have to do it year after year, wasting a half-hour of their time to relearn…
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After 55 years, enlisted airmen take to the skies once again in solo flights
For the first time since 1961, two enlisted airmen have completed solo flights during their initial flight training.
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Applicants won’t have to disclose all mental health appointments on new security questionnaires
The change, hailed by mental health advocates, is part of an effort to avoid discouraging potential applicants from seeking needed care.
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For new CMSAF Wright, leadership means getting his hands dirty
For Chief Master Sgt. Kaleth Wright, the next chief master sergeant of the Air Force, it isn’t enough just to talk to the airmen under his command about what they’re going through. He eagerly jumps in to get his hands dirty alongside them.
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Air Force: Engine failure caused F-16 crash in Afghanistan
An F-16CM Fighting Falcon crashed earlier this year in Afghanistan after at least one turbine blade failed in its engine, according to an accident report released Wednesday.
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Time-in-grade, time-in-service promotion points are now history
Enlisted airmen will no longer get any points based on their longevity in the service or in their current grade when they are considered for promotion.
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Meet the next Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force
Chief Master Sergeant Kaleth Wright, the command chief of U.S. Air Forces in Europe and U.S. Air Forces Africa, has been selected to be the next chief master sergeant of the Air Force.
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Air Force wants about 1,900 airmen to retrain into undermanned jobs
The Air Force hopes to have about 1,917 enlisted airmen retrain into 95 undermanned career fields, according to a Nov. 10 list obtained by Air Force Times.
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James, Fanning talk Trump transition on ‘The Daily Show’
Army Secretary Eric Fanning and Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James on Thursday appeared on the Comedy Central program “The Daily Show” and discussed with host Trevor Noah the future of the military and the transition to President-elect Donald Trump.
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Air Force starts selecting second round of enlisted RPA pilots
The Air Force will choose its next class of enlisted airmen seeking to fly remotely piloted aircraft in 2017.
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The Air Force just cut 15 ‘queep’ requirements and streamlined 16 more
Once each year, across the Air Force, airmen are pulled away from their real jobs to sit at a computer or in a training course and learn — for the umpteenth time — how to use a fire extinguisher. They have to do it year after year, wasting a half-hour of their time to relearn…
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After 55 years, enlisted airmen take to the skies once again in solo flights
For the first time since 1961, two enlisted airmen have completed solo flights during their initial flight training.
-
Applicants won’t have to disclose all mental health appointments on new security questionnaires
The change, hailed by mental health advocates, is part of an effort to avoid discouraging potential applicants from seeking needed care.
-
For new CMSAF Wright, leadership means getting his hands dirty
For Chief Master Sgt. Kaleth Wright, the next chief master sergeant of the Air Force, it isn’t enough just to talk to the airmen under his command about what they’re going through. He eagerly jumps in to get his hands dirty alongside them.
-
Air Force: Engine failure caused F-16 crash in Afghanistan
An F-16CM Fighting Falcon crashed earlier this year in Afghanistan after at least one turbine blade failed in its engine, according to an accident report released Wednesday.
-
Time-in-grade, time-in-service promotion points are now history
Enlisted airmen will no longer get any points based on their longevity in the service or in their current grade when they are considered for promotion.
-
Meet the next Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force
Chief Master Sergeant Kaleth Wright, the command chief of U.S. Air Forces in Europe and U.S. Air Forces Africa, has been selected to be the next chief master sergeant of the Air Force.
-
Air Force wants about 1,900 airmen to retrain into undermanned jobs
The Air Force hopes to have about 1,917 enlisted airmen retrain into 95 undermanned career fields, according to a Nov. 10 list obtained by Air Force Times.
-
James, Fanning talk Trump transition on ‘The Daily Show’
Army Secretary Eric Fanning and Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James on Thursday appeared on the Comedy Central program “The Daily Show” and discussed with host Trevor Noah the future of the military and the transition to President-elect Donald Trump.
-
Air Force starts selecting second round of enlisted RPA pilots
The Air Force will choose its next class of enlisted airmen seeking to fly remotely piloted aircraft in 2017.
-
The Air Force just cut 15 ‘queep’ requirements and streamlined 16 more
Once each year, across the Air Force, airmen are pulled away from their real jobs to sit at a computer or in a training course and learn — for the umpteenth time — how to use a fire extinguisher. They have to do it year after year, wasting a half-hour of their time to relearn…
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After 55 years, enlisted airmen take to the skies once again in solo flights
For the first time since 1961, two enlisted airmen have completed solo flights during their initial flight training.
