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Air Force fitness test is practical, but the service could do better, study says
A new Rand Corp. study out Tuesday encourages the Air Force to retool parts of its fitness test to incorporate more practical measures of everyday health, while keeping features like the 1.5-mile run.
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Thousands of name errors possible in new Korean War remembrance wall, advocates fear
Data errors mean that there could be hundreds of mistakes included on the planned Wall of Remembrance at the Korean War Veterans Memorial in the nation’s capital.
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Quantum breakthroughs help Army, Air Force advance supercomputing
While in the early stages, advances in quantum computing could help future sensing, communications and cryptography.
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First flight test for US Air Force’s hypersonic booster didn’t go as planned
The ARRW test missile did not complete its launch sequence, the Air Force announced.
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Safety oversights, inexperience at play in deadly 2020 ATV rollover at Ali Al Salem
A recent investigation into the all-terrain vehicle rollover that killed an American airman on patrol outside Ali Al Salem Air Base in Kuwait last fall found that none of the ATV’s occupants wore seatbelts, and only one door may have been locked.
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Navy target mine, which shut down Florida beach, is latest military device to wash ashore
This time, it was a Navy training mine that washed ashore.
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Valkyrie drone launches even smaller drone from inside payload bay
In its sixth flight test, the Valkyrie released a payload while in flight for the first time.
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Air Force JTACS training Syrians to help call in helo airstrikes raises questions
Syrian Democratic Forces aren’t quite learning to be JTACs, but they’ve been getting some training.
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Active-duty suicide numbers level off after summer spike, but reserves soar
The National Guard’s suicide numbers exploded at the end of 2020, after a particularly stressful year.
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Air Force continues to pound ISIS targets in Iraq
The attacks destroyed two ISIS camps and two caves, killing at least two ISIS fighters, Iraqi officials say.
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Air Force fitness test is practical, but the service could do better, study says
A new Rand Corp. study out Tuesday encourages the Air Force to retool parts of its fitness test to incorporate more practical measures of everyday health, while keeping features like the 1.5-mile run.
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Thousands of name errors possible in new Korean War remembrance wall, advocates fear
Data errors mean that there could be hundreds of mistakes included on the planned Wall of Remembrance at the Korean War Veterans Memorial in the nation’s capital.
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Quantum breakthroughs help Army, Air Force advance supercomputing
While in the early stages, advances in quantum computing could help future sensing, communications and cryptography.
-
First flight test for US Air Force’s hypersonic booster didn’t go as planned
The ARRW test missile did not complete its launch sequence, the Air Force announced.
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Safety oversights, inexperience at play in deadly 2020 ATV rollover at Ali Al Salem
A recent investigation into the all-terrain vehicle rollover that killed an American airman on patrol outside Ali Al Salem Air Base in Kuwait last fall found that none of the ATV’s occupants wore seatbelts, and only one door may have been locked.
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Navy target mine, which shut down Florida beach, is latest military device to wash ashore
This time, it was a Navy training mine that washed ashore.
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Valkyrie drone launches even smaller drone from inside payload bay
In its sixth flight test, the Valkyrie released a payload while in flight for the first time.
-
Air Force JTACS training Syrians to help call in helo airstrikes raises questions
Syrian Democratic Forces aren’t quite learning to be JTACs, but they’ve been getting some training.
-
Active-duty suicide numbers level off after summer spike, but reserves soar
The National Guard’s suicide numbers exploded at the end of 2020, after a particularly stressful year.
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Air Force continues to pound ISIS targets in Iraq
The attacks destroyed two ISIS camps and two caves, killing at least two ISIS fighters, Iraqi officials say.
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Air Force fitness test is practical, but the service could do better, study says
A new Rand Corp. study out Tuesday encourages the Air Force to retool parts of its fitness test to incorporate more practical measures of everyday health, while keeping features like the 1.5-mile run.
-
Thousands of name errors possible in new Korean War remembrance wall, advocates fear
Data errors mean that there could be hundreds of mistakes included on the planned Wall of Remembrance at the Korean War Veterans Memorial in the nation’s capital.
-
Quantum breakthroughs help Army, Air Force advance supercomputing
While in the early stages, advances in quantum computing could help future sensing, communications and cryptography.
-
First flight test for US Air Force’s hypersonic booster didn’t go as planned
The ARRW test missile did not complete its launch sequence, the Air Force announced.
-
Safety oversights, inexperience at play in deadly 2020 ATV rollover at Ali Al Salem
A recent investigation into the all-terrain vehicle rollover that killed an American airman on patrol outside Ali Al Salem Air Base in Kuwait last fall found that none of the ATV’s occupants wore seatbelts, and only one door may have been locked.
-
Navy target mine, which shut down Florida beach, is latest military device to wash ashore
This time, it was a Navy training mine that washed ashore.
-
Valkyrie drone launches even smaller drone from inside payload bay
In its sixth flight test, the Valkyrie released a payload while in flight for the first time.
-
Air Force JTACS training Syrians to help call in helo airstrikes raises questions
Syrian Democratic Forces aren’t quite learning to be JTACs, but they’ve been getting some training.
-
Active-duty suicide numbers level off after summer spike, but reserves soar
The National Guard’s suicide numbers exploded at the end of 2020, after a particularly stressful year.
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Air Force continues to pound ISIS targets in Iraq
The attacks destroyed two ISIS camps and two caves, killing at least two ISIS fighters, Iraqi officials say.
