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Air Force officers can now decline developmental education without separating, retiring
The Air Force will no longer force out officers who decline some education assignments.
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Air Force seeks NCOs to retrain into in-demand specialties
The Air Force is looking for noncommissioned officers who want to retrain into high-demand specialties.
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The military may relax recruiting standards for fitness and pot use
Defense Secretary Ash Carter on Tuesday announced a sweeping review, saying rules for screening new entrants may be “overly restrictive” and preventing the most talented from joining the ranks.
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Air Force cuts ‘queep’ training requirements in half
The Air Force is planning to cut some of its most commonly-required — and often repetitive or unnecessary — training programs in half.
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Hot sauce startup plans to help homeless Savannah veterans
About a year ago, Tracey Richburg and Mike Roberson made a commitment to keep the service and sacrifice of America’s military veterans in mind as they launched their business.
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90-year-old WW II veteran gets a salute from Honor Flight
For Julius Woods, his World War II service as a teenager in the U.S. Navy feels like another time, another life. So many years later, he didn’t expect it to be a big deal to anyone. Too much going on in the present century, and all that.
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Airmen resurrect Iraqi airfield wrecked by ISIS, in time for Mosul fight
When Iraqi forces pushed the Islamic State out of the strategically crucial Qayyarah West Airfield in Iraq, south of Mosul, in July, they left behind an obliterated and unusable runway.
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Air Force offers bonuses up to $175,000 for drone pilots
Some airmen who fly remotely piloted aircraft can now receive an expanded retention bonus worth up to $175,000.
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Military veterans’ hair and beard wax business — Lox Hair Wax Co. — is growing
About once a month, Dave Misiura and his three partners at the Lox Hair Wax Co. meet near Richmondale at a place they call Asgard, the mythological home of the Norse god Odin, to cook a batch of Battle Wax.
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Meet the Air Force’s first enlisted drone pilots
When the Air Force’s latest class of two dozen aspiring remotely-piloted aircraft pilots convened at Initial Flight Training School in Pueblo, Colorado, Oct. 12, four of them had something unique: Enlisted stripes.
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Air Force officers can now decline developmental education without separating, retiring
The Air Force will no longer force out officers who decline some education assignments.
-
Air Force seeks NCOs to retrain into in-demand specialties
The Air Force is looking for noncommissioned officers who want to retrain into high-demand specialties.
-
The military may relax recruiting standards for fitness and pot use
Defense Secretary Ash Carter on Tuesday announced a sweeping review, saying rules for screening new entrants may be “overly restrictive” and preventing the most talented from joining the ranks.
-
Air Force cuts ‘queep’ training requirements in half
The Air Force is planning to cut some of its most commonly-required — and often repetitive or unnecessary — training programs in half.
-
Hot sauce startup plans to help homeless Savannah veterans
About a year ago, Tracey Richburg and Mike Roberson made a commitment to keep the service and sacrifice of America’s military veterans in mind as they launched their business.
-
90-year-old WW II veteran gets a salute from Honor Flight
For Julius Woods, his World War II service as a teenager in the U.S. Navy feels like another time, another life. So many years later, he didn’t expect it to be a big deal to anyone. Too much going on in the present century, and all that.
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Airmen resurrect Iraqi airfield wrecked by ISIS, in time for Mosul fight
When Iraqi forces pushed the Islamic State out of the strategically crucial Qayyarah West Airfield in Iraq, south of Mosul, in July, they left behind an obliterated and unusable runway.
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Air Force offers bonuses up to $175,000 for drone pilots
Some airmen who fly remotely piloted aircraft can now receive an expanded retention bonus worth up to $175,000.
-
Military veterans’ hair and beard wax business — Lox Hair Wax Co. — is growing
About once a month, Dave Misiura and his three partners at the Lox Hair Wax Co. meet near Richmondale at a place they call Asgard, the mythological home of the Norse god Odin, to cook a batch of Battle Wax.
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Meet the Air Force’s first enlisted drone pilots
When the Air Force’s latest class of two dozen aspiring remotely-piloted aircraft pilots convened at Initial Flight Training School in Pueblo, Colorado, Oct. 12, four of them had something unique: Enlisted stripes.
-
Air Force officers can now decline developmental education without separating, retiring
The Air Force will no longer force out officers who decline some education assignments.
-
Air Force seeks NCOs to retrain into in-demand specialties
The Air Force is looking for noncommissioned officers who want to retrain into high-demand specialties.
-
The military may relax recruiting standards for fitness and pot use
Defense Secretary Ash Carter on Tuesday announced a sweeping review, saying rules for screening new entrants may be “overly restrictive” and preventing the most talented from joining the ranks.
-
Air Force cuts ‘queep’ training requirements in half
The Air Force is planning to cut some of its most commonly-required — and often repetitive or unnecessary — training programs in half.
-
Hot sauce startup plans to help homeless Savannah veterans
About a year ago, Tracey Richburg and Mike Roberson made a commitment to keep the service and sacrifice of America’s military veterans in mind as they launched their business.
-
90-year-old WW II veteran gets a salute from Honor Flight
For Julius Woods, his World War II service as a teenager in the U.S. Navy feels like another time, another life. So many years later, he didn’t expect it to be a big deal to anyone. Too much going on in the present century, and all that.
-
Airmen resurrect Iraqi airfield wrecked by ISIS, in time for Mosul fight
When Iraqi forces pushed the Islamic State out of the strategically crucial Qayyarah West Airfield in Iraq, south of Mosul, in July, they left behind an obliterated and unusable runway.
-
Air Force offers bonuses up to $175,000 for drone pilots
Some airmen who fly remotely piloted aircraft can now receive an expanded retention bonus worth up to $175,000.
-
Military veterans’ hair and beard wax business — Lox Hair Wax Co. — is growing
About once a month, Dave Misiura and his three partners at the Lox Hair Wax Co. meet near Richmondale at a place they call Asgard, the mythological home of the Norse god Odin, to cook a batch of Battle Wax.
-
Meet the Air Force’s first enlisted drone pilots
When the Air Force’s latest class of two dozen aspiring remotely-piloted aircraft pilots convened at Initial Flight Training School in Pueblo, Colorado, Oct. 12, four of them had something unique: Enlisted stripes.
