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Unclear when Boeing will deliver new Air Force One planes, says Air Force general
The first new VC-25B was set to be delivered in 2024, but development has been delayed due to issues with a key supplier.
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Hundreds of airmen opt to leave Air Force amid sky-high retention
Hundreds of airmen have decided to leave amid record retention that prompted the Air Force to start voluntary opt-outs. The voluntary force management initiatives end May 27.
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Lawmakers propose $200 million for new Guard quick reaction force to aid Capitol security
The quick reaction force would fall under the District of Columbia Air National Guard.
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Transgender airmen, guardians guaranteed equal opportunity under new policy
“Diverse backgrounds, beliefs and experiences make us a stronger workforce,” said acting Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Manpower and Reserve Affairs John Fedrigo.
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The F-22 will go away, eventually. But not before the Air Force gets comfortable with its successor.
“What we’re going to want to see is, when do we press from the NGAD being a developmental program to being a production program?”
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Selection rate drops for latest master sergeant promotions
Just under 19 percent of those eligible to rise to the grade of E-7 made the cut.
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Two men accused of illegally obtaining, selling Air Force technical data
Federal officers arrested two men Wednesday amid allegations that they illegally obtained and sold sensitive Air Force technical data.
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Appeals court overturns former Air Force lieutenant colonel’s conviction in racial slur case
The retired Air Force lieutenant colonel was convicted of violating Virginia’s abusive language law.
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A-10 pilot honored for landing her Warthog without working landing gear, cockpit canopy
Air Force Capt. Taylor Bye’s courage and cool in a mid-flight crisis earned her the Air Combat Command’s Airmanship Award in a May 5 ceremony at Moody Air Force Base, Georgia.
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Decision on Minuteman missile to shape US nuclear policy for decades
The head of U.S. Strategic Command says Minuteman is so old that Air Force technicians have had to perform magic to keep it fully functional.
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Unclear when Boeing will deliver new Air Force One planes, says Air Force general
The first new VC-25B was set to be delivered in 2024, but development has been delayed due to issues with a key supplier.
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Hundreds of airmen opt to leave Air Force amid sky-high retention
Hundreds of airmen have decided to leave amid record retention that prompted the Air Force to start voluntary opt-outs. The voluntary force management initiatives end May 27.
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Lawmakers propose $200 million for new Guard quick reaction force to aid Capitol security
The quick reaction force would fall under the District of Columbia Air National Guard.
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Transgender airmen, guardians guaranteed equal opportunity under new policy
“Diverse backgrounds, beliefs and experiences make us a stronger workforce,” said acting Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Manpower and Reserve Affairs John Fedrigo.
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The F-22 will go away, eventually. But not before the Air Force gets comfortable with its successor.
“What we’re going to want to see is, when do we press from the NGAD being a developmental program to being a production program?”
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Selection rate drops for latest master sergeant promotions
Just under 19 percent of those eligible to rise to the grade of E-7 made the cut.
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Two men accused of illegally obtaining, selling Air Force technical data
Federal officers arrested two men Wednesday amid allegations that they illegally obtained and sold sensitive Air Force technical data.
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Appeals court overturns former Air Force lieutenant colonel’s conviction in racial slur case
The retired Air Force lieutenant colonel was convicted of violating Virginia’s abusive language law.
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A-10 pilot honored for landing her Warthog without working landing gear, cockpit canopy
Air Force Capt. Taylor Bye’s courage and cool in a mid-flight crisis earned her the Air Combat Command’s Airmanship Award in a May 5 ceremony at Moody Air Force Base, Georgia.
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Decision on Minuteman missile to shape US nuclear policy for decades
The head of U.S. Strategic Command says Minuteman is so old that Air Force technicians have had to perform magic to keep it fully functional.
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Unclear when Boeing will deliver new Air Force One planes, says Air Force general
The first new VC-25B was set to be delivered in 2024, but development has been delayed due to issues with a key supplier.
-
Hundreds of airmen opt to leave Air Force amid sky-high retention
Hundreds of airmen have decided to leave amid record retention that prompted the Air Force to start voluntary opt-outs. The voluntary force management initiatives end May 27.
-
Lawmakers propose $200 million for new Guard quick reaction force to aid Capitol security
The quick reaction force would fall under the District of Columbia Air National Guard.
-
Transgender airmen, guardians guaranteed equal opportunity under new policy
“Diverse backgrounds, beliefs and experiences make us a stronger workforce,” said acting Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Manpower and Reserve Affairs John Fedrigo.
-
The F-22 will go away, eventually. But not before the Air Force gets comfortable with its successor.
“What we’re going to want to see is, when do we press from the NGAD being a developmental program to being a production program?”
-
Selection rate drops for latest master sergeant promotions
Just under 19 percent of those eligible to rise to the grade of E-7 made the cut.
-
Two men accused of illegally obtaining, selling Air Force technical data
Federal officers arrested two men Wednesday amid allegations that they illegally obtained and sold sensitive Air Force technical data.
-
Appeals court overturns former Air Force lieutenant colonel’s conviction in racial slur case
The retired Air Force lieutenant colonel was convicted of violating Virginia’s abusive language law.
-
A-10 pilot honored for landing her Warthog without working landing gear, cockpit canopy
Air Force Capt. Taylor Bye’s courage and cool in a mid-flight crisis earned her the Air Combat Command’s Airmanship Award in a May 5 ceremony at Moody Air Force Base, Georgia.
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Decision on Minuteman missile to shape US nuclear policy for decades
The head of U.S. Strategic Command says Minuteman is so old that Air Force technicians have had to perform magic to keep it fully functional.
