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3 members of Russian bomber air crew killed by ejection system glitch
The crew of a Tu-22M3 long-range bomber was preparing for a training mission when its ejection system malfunctioned and accidentally shot the crew out.
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New report explores ways to fix the aircrew flight equipment career field
More than a decade after the Air Force created its aircrew flight equipment specialty, the field is suffering from a lack of expertise.
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Some troops disappointed by check-the-block extremism stand-downs, others laud commanders
Service members told Military Times that their extremism stand-down training wasn’t very effective.
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Air Force target drone, shot down in Gulf of Mexico, washes ashore in southern Florida
An Air Force target drone strayed far from home this week when it washed up in South Florida.
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Here’s the Air Force’s plan to diversify its pilot corps
Air Force leaders have signed off on a new plan with metrics to build a more diverse pilot corps by 2030.
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US Air Force’s T-38 trainer could soon dogfight with augmented reality adversaries
The Air Force is finalizing a contract with Red 6, which is developing tech to allow pilots to dogfight with simulated foes.
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‘What does wrong look like?’ Air Force slides aim to clarify extremism for troops
An Air Force slideshow aims to educate troops on what constitutes extremist ideology, and how to address it when it arises.
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Estimated development costs for the F-35′s modernization program increased by $1.9B in a year
Block 4 development costs will reach an estimated $14.4 billion, the Government Accountability Office found.
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B-2s head to Portugal as surprise bomber flights spread
B-2 Spirit bombers arrived at Portugal’s Lajes Field this week to participate in short-notice deterrence task force flights, the Air Force said Wednesday.
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Air Force curtails ABMS demos after budget slashed by Congress
Only two Advanced Battle Management System demonstrations will be held in 2021.
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3 members of Russian bomber air crew killed by ejection system glitch
The crew of a Tu-22M3 long-range bomber was preparing for a training mission when its ejection system malfunctioned and accidentally shot the crew out.
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New report explores ways to fix the aircrew flight equipment career field
More than a decade after the Air Force created its aircrew flight equipment specialty, the field is suffering from a lack of expertise.
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Some troops disappointed by check-the-block extremism stand-downs, others laud commanders
Service members told Military Times that their extremism stand-down training wasn’t very effective.
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Air Force target drone, shot down in Gulf of Mexico, washes ashore in southern Florida
An Air Force target drone strayed far from home this week when it washed up in South Florida.
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Here’s the Air Force’s plan to diversify its pilot corps
Air Force leaders have signed off on a new plan with metrics to build a more diverse pilot corps by 2030.
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US Air Force’s T-38 trainer could soon dogfight with augmented reality adversaries
The Air Force is finalizing a contract with Red 6, which is developing tech to allow pilots to dogfight with simulated foes.
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‘What does wrong look like?’ Air Force slides aim to clarify extremism for troops
An Air Force slideshow aims to educate troops on what constitutes extremist ideology, and how to address it when it arises.
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Estimated development costs for the F-35′s modernization program increased by $1.9B in a year
Block 4 development costs will reach an estimated $14.4 billion, the Government Accountability Office found.
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B-2s head to Portugal as surprise bomber flights spread
B-2 Spirit bombers arrived at Portugal’s Lajes Field this week to participate in short-notice deterrence task force flights, the Air Force said Wednesday.
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Air Force curtails ABMS demos after budget slashed by Congress
Only two Advanced Battle Management System demonstrations will be held in 2021.
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3 members of Russian bomber air crew killed by ejection system glitch
The crew of a Tu-22M3 long-range bomber was preparing for a training mission when its ejection system malfunctioned and accidentally shot the crew out.
-
New report explores ways to fix the aircrew flight equipment career field
More than a decade after the Air Force created its aircrew flight equipment specialty, the field is suffering from a lack of expertise.
-
Some troops disappointed by check-the-block extremism stand-downs, others laud commanders
Service members told Military Times that their extremism stand-down training wasn’t very effective.
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Air Force target drone, shot down in Gulf of Mexico, washes ashore in southern Florida
An Air Force target drone strayed far from home this week when it washed up in South Florida.
-
Here’s the Air Force’s plan to diversify its pilot corps
Air Force leaders have signed off on a new plan with metrics to build a more diverse pilot corps by 2030.
-
US Air Force’s T-38 trainer could soon dogfight with augmented reality adversaries
The Air Force is finalizing a contract with Red 6, which is developing tech to allow pilots to dogfight with simulated foes.
-
‘What does wrong look like?’ Air Force slides aim to clarify extremism for troops
An Air Force slideshow aims to educate troops on what constitutes extremist ideology, and how to address it when it arises.
-
Estimated development costs for the F-35′s modernization program increased by $1.9B in a year
Block 4 development costs will reach an estimated $14.4 billion, the Government Accountability Office found.
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B-2s head to Portugal as surprise bomber flights spread
B-2 Spirit bombers arrived at Portugal’s Lajes Field this week to participate in short-notice deterrence task force flights, the Air Force said Wednesday.
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Air Force curtails ABMS demos after budget slashed by Congress
Only two Advanced Battle Management System demonstrations will be held in 2021.
