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New leader tasked with upping profile of Air University
On Nov. 10, military officials, civic leaders and community notables from around Montgomery, Alabama, gathered to watch Lt. Gen. Steven Kwast take command of Air University, the center of education for the world’s largest Air Force.
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479 selected for promotion to chief master sgt.
The Air Force has selected 479 senior master sergeants for promotion to chief master sergeant.
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Study: Volunteer work could help vets’ careers
A new study says veterans who serve in their community are more confident about their job prospects.
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How force cuts were made, by program
How force cuts were made, by program
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New commander nominated for U.S. Air Forces Central Command
Maj. Gen. Charles Q. Brown Jr. nominated to lead U.S. Air Forces Central Command.
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First sergeant initial tours increase from three to four years
Beginning next year, Air Force first sergeants will serve tours of up to six years — twice the current requirement.
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A leaner force: Key changes emerge after tough year of airmen cuts
They’re the Air Force’s steepest force cuts in two decades. And a close look at where the force management programs have shed airmen provides a glimpse into how the Air Force is changing.
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292 selected for supplemental promotion
The Air Force has selected 292 enlisted airmen for supplemental promotion in November.
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TACP airman joins ranks of military’s most decorated
Master Sgt. Thomas Case, a tactical air control party airman, is one of seven U.S. service members to receive two Silver Stars since Sept. 11, 2001.
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New leader tasked with upping profile of Air University
On Nov. 10, military officials, civic leaders and community notables from around Montgomery, Alabama, gathered to watch Lt. Gen. Steven Kwast take command of Air University, the center of education for the world’s largest Air Force.
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479 selected for promotion to chief master sgt.
The Air Force has selected 479 senior master sergeants for promotion to chief master sergeant.
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Study: Volunteer work could help vets’ careers
A new study says veterans who serve in their community are more confident about their job prospects.
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Air Force begins notifying RIFed officers
Hundreds to be separated.
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How force cuts were made, by program
How force cuts were made, by program
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New commander nominated for U.S. Air Forces Central Command
Maj. Gen. Charles Q. Brown Jr. nominated to lead U.S. Air Forces Central Command.
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First sergeant initial tours increase from three to four years
Beginning next year, Air Force first sergeants will serve tours of up to six years — twice the current requirement.
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A leaner force: Key changes emerge after tough year of airmen cuts
They’re the Air Force’s steepest force cuts in two decades. And a close look at where the force management programs have shed airmen provides a glimpse into how the Air Force is changing.
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292 selected for supplemental promotion
The Air Force has selected 292 enlisted airmen for supplemental promotion in November.
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TACP airman joins ranks of military’s most decorated
Master Sgt. Thomas Case, a tactical air control party airman, is one of seven U.S. service members to receive two Silver Stars since Sept. 11, 2001.
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New leader tasked with upping profile of Air University
On Nov. 10, military officials, civic leaders and community notables from around Montgomery, Alabama, gathered to watch Lt. Gen. Steven Kwast take command of Air University, the center of education for the world’s largest Air Force.
-
479 selected for promotion to chief master sgt.
The Air Force has selected 479 senior master sergeants for promotion to chief master sergeant.
-
Study: Volunteer work could help vets’ careers
A new study says veterans who serve in their community are more confident about their job prospects.
-
Air Force begins notifying RIFed officers
Hundreds to be separated.
-
How force cuts were made, by program
How force cuts were made, by program
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New commander nominated for U.S. Air Forces Central Command
Maj. Gen. Charles Q. Brown Jr. nominated to lead U.S. Air Forces Central Command.
-
First sergeant initial tours increase from three to four years
Beginning next year, Air Force first sergeants will serve tours of up to six years — twice the current requirement.
-
A leaner force: Key changes emerge after tough year of airmen cuts
They’re the Air Force’s steepest force cuts in two decades. And a close look at where the force management programs have shed airmen provides a glimpse into how the Air Force is changing.
-
292 selected for supplemental promotion
The Air Force has selected 292 enlisted airmen for supplemental promotion in November.
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TACP airman joins ranks of military’s most decorated
Master Sgt. Thomas Case, a tactical air control party airman, is one of seven U.S. service members to receive two Silver Stars since Sept. 11, 2001.
