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Extra pay approved for Turkey assignments
Active-duty airmen assigned to Turkey between Aug. 29, 2016, and Dec. 31, 2018, may be eligible for a new, $300-a-month Turkey Assignment Incentive Pay.
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Deep Freeze mission to Antarctica begins
The first of roughly 500 airmen have begun flying in ski-equipped planes to Antarctica to begin the Air Force’s annual Operation Deep Freeze mission.
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Foundation to cover fertility-related expenses for some veterans
The Bob Woodruff Foundation has established a fund to help injured veterans pay unreimbursed costs for infertility treatments.
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Ex-command chief: I raised concerns about Goodfellow’s track in 2009
A former command chief at Goodfellow Air Force Base says he raised concerns that its track was longer than it should be in 2009 — seven years before the Air Force acknowledged the track was mismeasured.
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Air Force releases guidance on transgender airmen
The Air Force this week publicly released its guidance for how the service will incorporate transgender airmen into its ranks.
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Generations of PTSD: Veterans cope in different ways
Deep in the mountains of Afghanistan, Jamie Locastro heard the sharp patter of bullets raining above him in the Korengal Valley.
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Pennsylvania ‘cemetery jet’ could take flight without a sponsor
The Korean War-era F-94 Starfire has been stationed along Interstate 90, in the veterans’ section of Erie County Memorial Gardens, for almost 50 years.
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MRFF: Keep religion off-limits at flag-folding retirement ceremonies
The Military Religious Freedom Foundation, which advocates for the separation of church and state, is asking the Defense Department’s inspector general to review the Air Force’s decision to allow retiring airmen to have religiously-themed speech during the flag-folding portion of their retirement ceremonies.
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WWII veteran reunited with letter to 1st love after 70 years
The letter was dated April 1946 and found in a home under renovation.
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18 months after surveying airmen’s morale, no sign of results
A year and a half after the Air Force completed its 2015 Total Force Climate Survey, measuring airmen’s job satisfaction and other morale factors, the service still has not yet released the results.
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Extra pay approved for Turkey assignments
Active-duty airmen assigned to Turkey between Aug. 29, 2016, and Dec. 31, 2018, may be eligible for a new, $300-a-month Turkey Assignment Incentive Pay.
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Deep Freeze mission to Antarctica begins
The first of roughly 500 airmen have begun flying in ski-equipped planes to Antarctica to begin the Air Force’s annual Operation Deep Freeze mission.
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Foundation to cover fertility-related expenses for some veterans
The Bob Woodruff Foundation has established a fund to help injured veterans pay unreimbursed costs for infertility treatments.
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Ex-command chief: I raised concerns about Goodfellow’s track in 2009
A former command chief at Goodfellow Air Force Base says he raised concerns that its track was longer than it should be in 2009 — seven years before the Air Force acknowledged the track was mismeasured.
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Air Force releases guidance on transgender airmen
The Air Force this week publicly released its guidance for how the service will incorporate transgender airmen into its ranks.
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Generations of PTSD: Veterans cope in different ways
Deep in the mountains of Afghanistan, Jamie Locastro heard the sharp patter of bullets raining above him in the Korengal Valley.
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Pennsylvania ‘cemetery jet’ could take flight without a sponsor
The Korean War-era F-94 Starfire has been stationed along Interstate 90, in the veterans’ section of Erie County Memorial Gardens, for almost 50 years.
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MRFF: Keep religion off-limits at flag-folding retirement ceremonies
The Military Religious Freedom Foundation, which advocates for the separation of church and state, is asking the Defense Department’s inspector general to review the Air Force’s decision to allow retiring airmen to have religiously-themed speech during the flag-folding portion of their retirement ceremonies.
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WWII veteran reunited with letter to 1st love after 70 years
The letter was dated April 1946 and found in a home under renovation.
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18 months after surveying airmen’s morale, no sign of results
A year and a half after the Air Force completed its 2015 Total Force Climate Survey, measuring airmen’s job satisfaction and other morale factors, the service still has not yet released the results.
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Extra pay approved for Turkey assignments
Active-duty airmen assigned to Turkey between Aug. 29, 2016, and Dec. 31, 2018, may be eligible for a new, $300-a-month Turkey Assignment Incentive Pay.
-
Deep Freeze mission to Antarctica begins
The first of roughly 500 airmen have begun flying in ski-equipped planes to Antarctica to begin the Air Force’s annual Operation Deep Freeze mission.
-
Foundation to cover fertility-related expenses for some veterans
The Bob Woodruff Foundation has established a fund to help injured veterans pay unreimbursed costs for infertility treatments.
-
Ex-command chief: I raised concerns about Goodfellow’s track in 2009
A former command chief at Goodfellow Air Force Base says he raised concerns that its track was longer than it should be in 2009 — seven years before the Air Force acknowledged the track was mismeasured.
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Air Force releases guidance on transgender airmen
The Air Force this week publicly released its guidance for how the service will incorporate transgender airmen into its ranks.
-
Generations of PTSD: Veterans cope in different ways
Deep in the mountains of Afghanistan, Jamie Locastro heard the sharp patter of bullets raining above him in the Korengal Valley.
-
Pennsylvania ‘cemetery jet’ could take flight without a sponsor
The Korean War-era F-94 Starfire has been stationed along Interstate 90, in the veterans’ section of Erie County Memorial Gardens, for almost 50 years.
-
MRFF: Keep religion off-limits at flag-folding retirement ceremonies
The Military Religious Freedom Foundation, which advocates for the separation of church and state, is asking the Defense Department’s inspector general to review the Air Force’s decision to allow retiring airmen to have religiously-themed speech during the flag-folding portion of their retirement ceremonies.
-
WWII veteran reunited with letter to 1st love after 70 years
The letter was dated April 1946 and found in a home under renovation.
-
18 months after surveying airmen’s morale, no sign of results
A year and a half after the Air Force completed its 2015 Total Force Climate Survey, measuring airmen’s job satisfaction and other morale factors, the service still has not yet released the results.
