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LGBTQ, indigenous task forces want to ‘light a fire to get things changed’
Leaders of the Air Force’s two new minority policy groups outlined their next steps to improve life for the LGBTQ and indigenous communities.
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There are 9 Confederate memorials among the military academies, but their fate is unknown
The memorials include nods to Confederates Gen. Robert E. Lee and Adm. Franklin Buchanan.
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Here’s how much each part of the new Air Force PT test will be worth
Running can earn you up to 60 points, while pushups and situps can each earn you 20 points each.
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Air Force Academy graduates over 1,000 seniors in return to Falcon Stadium
More than 1,000 U.S. Air Force Academy cadets and their loved ones gathered in Falcon Stadium Wednesday for a graduation ceremony that marked the end of a trying year for the senior class.
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Get ready for another fight over the future of the MQ-9 Reaper
“There is no need to buy more aircraft,” acting Air Force Secretary John Roth wrote in a letter to a senator, recently seen by Defense News.
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NTSB, military probing fatal jet crash near Nellis Air Force Base
The Dassault Mirage F-1 that crashed Monday was owned and operated by Draken US, a military contractor providing “adversary air support” during aerial war games.
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SECAF nominee walks a tightrope on F-35 procurement plans
The Air Force secretary nominee isn’t sure how many F-35s the service should buy in total. But for now, it needs to keep buying, he told lawmakers.
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Air Force secretary nominee pledges to tackle enduring pilot shortage, personnel issues
Air Force secretary nominee Frank Kendall pledged to work on bridging the pilot shortage and other issues at his Senate confirmation hearing Tuesday.
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New ‘lead wing’ deployment plan for combat aircraft is being tested, refined
The Air Force is working on a major overhaul of how it deploys fighter jets and other combat planes overseas.
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National Guard mission to provide security ending at Capitol
The Pentagon announced earlier in the week that an extension of the Guard presence — 2,149 troops — had not been requested.
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LGBTQ, indigenous task forces want to ‘light a fire to get things changed’
Leaders of the Air Force’s two new minority policy groups outlined their next steps to improve life for the LGBTQ and indigenous communities.
-
There are 9 Confederate memorials among the military academies, but their fate is unknown
The memorials include nods to Confederates Gen. Robert E. Lee and Adm. Franklin Buchanan.
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Here’s how much each part of the new Air Force PT test will be worth
Running can earn you up to 60 points, while pushups and situps can each earn you 20 points each.
-
Air Force Academy graduates over 1,000 seniors in return to Falcon Stadium
More than 1,000 U.S. Air Force Academy cadets and their loved ones gathered in Falcon Stadium Wednesday for a graduation ceremony that marked the end of a trying year for the senior class.
-
Get ready for another fight over the future of the MQ-9 Reaper
“There is no need to buy more aircraft,” acting Air Force Secretary John Roth wrote in a letter to a senator, recently seen by Defense News.
-
NTSB, military probing fatal jet crash near Nellis Air Force Base
The Dassault Mirage F-1 that crashed Monday was owned and operated by Draken US, a military contractor providing “adversary air support” during aerial war games.
-
SECAF nominee walks a tightrope on F-35 procurement plans
The Air Force secretary nominee isn’t sure how many F-35s the service should buy in total. But for now, it needs to keep buying, he told lawmakers.
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Air Force secretary nominee pledges to tackle enduring pilot shortage, personnel issues
Air Force secretary nominee Frank Kendall pledged to work on bridging the pilot shortage and other issues at his Senate confirmation hearing Tuesday.
-
New ‘lead wing’ deployment plan for combat aircraft is being tested, refined
The Air Force is working on a major overhaul of how it deploys fighter jets and other combat planes overseas.
-
National Guard mission to provide security ending at Capitol
The Pentagon announced earlier in the week that an extension of the Guard presence — 2,149 troops — had not been requested.
-
LGBTQ, indigenous task forces want to ‘light a fire to get things changed’
Leaders of the Air Force’s two new minority policy groups outlined their next steps to improve life for the LGBTQ and indigenous communities.
-
There are 9 Confederate memorials among the military academies, but their fate is unknown
The memorials include nods to Confederates Gen. Robert E. Lee and Adm. Franklin Buchanan.
-
Here’s how much each part of the new Air Force PT test will be worth
Running can earn you up to 60 points, while pushups and situps can each earn you 20 points each.
-
Air Force Academy graduates over 1,000 seniors in return to Falcon Stadium
More than 1,000 U.S. Air Force Academy cadets and their loved ones gathered in Falcon Stadium Wednesday for a graduation ceremony that marked the end of a trying year for the senior class.
-
Get ready for another fight over the future of the MQ-9 Reaper
“There is no need to buy more aircraft,” acting Air Force Secretary John Roth wrote in a letter to a senator, recently seen by Defense News.
-
NTSB, military probing fatal jet crash near Nellis Air Force Base
The Dassault Mirage F-1 that crashed Monday was owned and operated by Draken US, a military contractor providing “adversary air support” during aerial war games.
-
SECAF nominee walks a tightrope on F-35 procurement plans
The Air Force secretary nominee isn’t sure how many F-35s the service should buy in total. But for now, it needs to keep buying, he told lawmakers.
-
Air Force secretary nominee pledges to tackle enduring pilot shortage, personnel issues
Air Force secretary nominee Frank Kendall pledged to work on bridging the pilot shortage and other issues at his Senate confirmation hearing Tuesday.
-
New ‘lead wing’ deployment plan for combat aircraft is being tested, refined
The Air Force is working on a major overhaul of how it deploys fighter jets and other combat planes overseas.
-
National Guard mission to provide security ending at Capitol
The Pentagon announced earlier in the week that an extension of the Guard presence — 2,149 troops — had not been requested.
