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Air Force inspector general takes over review of fired Space Force commander’s speech
The Air Force Inspector General will take over an ongoing investigation into the conduct of Space Force Lt. Col. Matthew Lohmeier.
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US Air Force’s newest refueling tanker to get gear allowing F-35 and F-22 to share data
The KC-46 will get Advanced Battle Management System equipment by the end of fiscal 2022.
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Congress to vet nominees for Air Force secretary, two more key DoD positions next week
Frank Kendall, Heidi Shyu and Susanna Blume will testify before the Senate Armed Services Committee at a joint confirmation hearing May 25.
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C-130J crew honored after loadmaster wounded during attack in Afghanistan
Airmen from the 61st Airlift Squadron at Little Rock Air Force Base, Arkansas, were flying a mission in support of a quick-reaction force when their Super Hercules came under small-arms fire.
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130th Airlift Wing tapped to convert to C-130J Super Hercules
The Guard unit in Charleston, West Virginia, has eight of the C-130H Hercules aircraft, and has operated various versions of the C-130 since 1975.
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Active-duty troops could be deployed along the southern border again
The chief of the National Guard bureau suggested that active-duty troops could replace his forces, which are scheduled to return home by Sept. 30.
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Want to keep teleworking? Here’s the Air Force’s new ground rules
The Air Force has updated its guidelines to allow employees to continue working outside of an office, whether periodically or permanently.
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Air Force held first information warfare test exercises
The Air Force is using a new information warfare range in New Mexico to test and integrate capabilities.
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TRANSCOM head gives thumbs up for US Air Force to begin divesting KC-135s
“I think we’re in a very good place,” Gen. Stephen Lyons told lawmakers.
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Air Force to focus 2022 construction funds on Europe, Pacific and nukes
The Air Force plans to funnel next year’s military construction dollars toward bolstering its facilities across Europe and the Indo-Pacific, as well as preparing to bring on a new generation of nuclear weapons, officials told lawmakers Tuesday.
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Air Force inspector general takes over review of fired Space Force commander’s speech
The Air Force Inspector General will take over an ongoing investigation into the conduct of Space Force Lt. Col. Matthew Lohmeier.
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US Air Force’s newest refueling tanker to get gear allowing F-35 and F-22 to share data
The KC-46 will get Advanced Battle Management System equipment by the end of fiscal 2022.
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Congress to vet nominees for Air Force secretary, two more key DoD positions next week
Frank Kendall, Heidi Shyu and Susanna Blume will testify before the Senate Armed Services Committee at a joint confirmation hearing May 25.
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C-130J crew honored after loadmaster wounded during attack in Afghanistan
Airmen from the 61st Airlift Squadron at Little Rock Air Force Base, Arkansas, were flying a mission in support of a quick-reaction force when their Super Hercules came under small-arms fire.
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130th Airlift Wing tapped to convert to C-130J Super Hercules
The Guard unit in Charleston, West Virginia, has eight of the C-130H Hercules aircraft, and has operated various versions of the C-130 since 1975.
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Active-duty troops could be deployed along the southern border again
The chief of the National Guard bureau suggested that active-duty troops could replace his forces, which are scheduled to return home by Sept. 30.
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Want to keep teleworking? Here’s the Air Force’s new ground rules
The Air Force has updated its guidelines to allow employees to continue working outside of an office, whether periodically or permanently.
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Air Force held first information warfare test exercises
The Air Force is using a new information warfare range in New Mexico to test and integrate capabilities.
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TRANSCOM head gives thumbs up for US Air Force to begin divesting KC-135s
“I think we’re in a very good place,” Gen. Stephen Lyons told lawmakers.
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Air Force to focus 2022 construction funds on Europe, Pacific and nukes
The Air Force plans to funnel next year’s military construction dollars toward bolstering its facilities across Europe and the Indo-Pacific, as well as preparing to bring on a new generation of nuclear weapons, officials told lawmakers Tuesday.
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Air Force inspector general takes over review of fired Space Force commander’s speech
The Air Force Inspector General will take over an ongoing investigation into the conduct of Space Force Lt. Col. Matthew Lohmeier.
-
US Air Force’s newest refueling tanker to get gear allowing F-35 and F-22 to share data
The KC-46 will get Advanced Battle Management System equipment by the end of fiscal 2022.
-
Congress to vet nominees for Air Force secretary, two more key DoD positions next week
Frank Kendall, Heidi Shyu and Susanna Blume will testify before the Senate Armed Services Committee at a joint confirmation hearing May 25.
-
C-130J crew honored after loadmaster wounded during attack in Afghanistan
Airmen from the 61st Airlift Squadron at Little Rock Air Force Base, Arkansas, were flying a mission in support of a quick-reaction force when their Super Hercules came under small-arms fire.
-
130th Airlift Wing tapped to convert to C-130J Super Hercules
The Guard unit in Charleston, West Virginia, has eight of the C-130H Hercules aircraft, and has operated various versions of the C-130 since 1975.
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Active-duty troops could be deployed along the southern border again
The chief of the National Guard bureau suggested that active-duty troops could replace his forces, which are scheduled to return home by Sept. 30.
-
Want to keep teleworking? Here’s the Air Force’s new ground rules
The Air Force has updated its guidelines to allow employees to continue working outside of an office, whether periodically or permanently.
-
Air Force held first information warfare test exercises
The Air Force is using a new information warfare range in New Mexico to test and integrate capabilities.
-
TRANSCOM head gives thumbs up for US Air Force to begin divesting KC-135s
“I think we’re in a very good place,” Gen. Stephen Lyons told lawmakers.
-
Air Force to focus 2022 construction funds on Europe, Pacific and nukes
The Air Force plans to funnel next year’s military construction dollars toward bolstering its facilities across Europe and the Indo-Pacific, as well as preparing to bring on a new generation of nuclear weapons, officials told lawmakers Tuesday.
