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Competition stiffens for promotion to senior master sergeant
The Air Force chose fewer than 7 percent of eligible airmen for promotion to senior master sergeant in the latest selection round, announced March 16.
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F-22 pilot treated for minor injuries after landing gear failed to deploy
An F-22 pilot was treated for minor injuries and released from a nearby hospital after landing nose-down on the runway during an “in-flight emergency” in Florida on Monday.
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Border deployments could be extended past this year
Homeland Security has asked for an extension to the mission.
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Guard officials say troops’ march on Republican congresswoman’s office wasn’t a political statement
Officials say the display by a large group of uniformed troops was not meant as a partisan attack, but instead an informational visit.
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First Air Force takes on new role supporting US Space Command
First Air Force will command and control the USAF assets that assist SPACECOM on everyday missions, with a particular focus on domestic airspace.
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Vaccine fears: Why inoculating the force will be difficult
Here’s why 1 in 3 service members are declining the vaccine.
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Air Force ‘doomsday’ planes moved to Lincoln airport during Offutt runway replacement
The E-4B Nighwatch aircraft serve as aerial command centers for top military officials in case of a catastrophic national emergency, such as a nuclear attack.
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Here’s how much money is on the table for the Air Force’s 2021 aviation bonus program
Pilots who sign new contracts this fiscal year can earn up to $420,000.
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The KC-46 tanker’s most infamous problem isn’t the one that impacts pilots the most
The problem doesn’t rise to the level of a serious category 1 deficiency, which has a major impact on safety or operations, but it can be annoying to pilots.
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Guard should start winding down Capitol mission now, key lawmakers say
Defense officials this week announced plans to keep guardsmen on Capitol Hill until late May.
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Competition stiffens for promotion to senior master sergeant
The Air Force chose fewer than 7 percent of eligible airmen for promotion to senior master sergeant in the latest selection round, announced March 16.
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F-22 pilot treated for minor injuries after landing gear failed to deploy
An F-22 pilot was treated for minor injuries and released from a nearby hospital after landing nose-down on the runway during an “in-flight emergency” in Florida on Monday.
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Border deployments could be extended past this year
Homeland Security has asked for an extension to the mission.
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Guard officials say troops’ march on Republican congresswoman’s office wasn’t a political statement
Officials say the display by a large group of uniformed troops was not meant as a partisan attack, but instead an informational visit.
-
First Air Force takes on new role supporting US Space Command
First Air Force will command and control the USAF assets that assist SPACECOM on everyday missions, with a particular focus on domestic airspace.
-
Vaccine fears: Why inoculating the force will be difficult
Here’s why 1 in 3 service members are declining the vaccine.
-
Air Force ‘doomsday’ planes moved to Lincoln airport during Offutt runway replacement
The E-4B Nighwatch aircraft serve as aerial command centers for top military officials in case of a catastrophic national emergency, such as a nuclear attack.
-
Here’s how much money is on the table for the Air Force’s 2021 aviation bonus program
Pilots who sign new contracts this fiscal year can earn up to $420,000.
-
The KC-46 tanker’s most infamous problem isn’t the one that impacts pilots the most
The problem doesn’t rise to the level of a serious category 1 deficiency, which has a major impact on safety or operations, but it can be annoying to pilots.
-
Guard should start winding down Capitol mission now, key lawmakers say
Defense officials this week announced plans to keep guardsmen on Capitol Hill until late May.
-
Competition stiffens for promotion to senior master sergeant
The Air Force chose fewer than 7 percent of eligible airmen for promotion to senior master sergeant in the latest selection round, announced March 16.
-
F-22 pilot treated for minor injuries after landing gear failed to deploy
An F-22 pilot was treated for minor injuries and released from a nearby hospital after landing nose-down on the runway during an “in-flight emergency” in Florida on Monday.
-
Border deployments could be extended past this year
Homeland Security has asked for an extension to the mission.
-
Guard officials say troops’ march on Republican congresswoman’s office wasn’t a political statement
Officials say the display by a large group of uniformed troops was not meant as a partisan attack, but instead an informational visit.
-
First Air Force takes on new role supporting US Space Command
First Air Force will command and control the USAF assets that assist SPACECOM on everyday missions, with a particular focus on domestic airspace.
-
Vaccine fears: Why inoculating the force will be difficult
Here’s why 1 in 3 service members are declining the vaccine.
-
Air Force ‘doomsday’ planes moved to Lincoln airport during Offutt runway replacement
The E-4B Nighwatch aircraft serve as aerial command centers for top military officials in case of a catastrophic national emergency, such as a nuclear attack.
-
Here’s how much money is on the table for the Air Force’s 2021 aviation bonus program
Pilots who sign new contracts this fiscal year can earn up to $420,000.
-
The KC-46 tanker’s most infamous problem isn’t the one that impacts pilots the most
The problem doesn’t rise to the level of a serious category 1 deficiency, which has a major impact on safety or operations, but it can be annoying to pilots.
-
Guard should start winding down Capitol mission now, key lawmakers say
Defense officials this week announced plans to keep guardsmen on Capitol Hill until late May.
