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Air Force praises new pilot training but struggles to hire instructors
It’s unclear how many airmen have graduated from the new pilot training program overall.
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A longtime C-130 unit is trying something new: helicopters
“I cannot overstate what a traumatic emotional event this is for people,” 908th Airlift Wing commander Col. Craig Drescher said.
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DoD inks waiver for deliveries of F-35s, halted over Chinese material
The contractors have switched to a different source for the alloy to make magnets in the future.
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Supply chain woes delay KC-46 refueling vision system upgrade to 2025
Boeing said supply chain problems have resulted in longer lead times for the computing equipment and other technology needed to build RVS 2.0.
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Pay error means Guard troops owe taxes for Operation Lone Star
Officials said they became aware of the issue in July 2022.
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Blended-wing tanker, nuke reactors, electric cars in USAF climate plan
With more than 80% of the Air Force’s energy going to power aircraft, making planes more fuel-efficient is a major part of the department’s climate plan.
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No end in sight on C-130H groundings; other planes fill in on mobility
The Air Force is finding workarounds to keep carrying out mobility missions while many C-130Hs are grounded due to concerns over propeller assembly cracks.
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Years of work: How Offutt Air Force Base got its new runway
The roar of jet engines returned to Offutt Air Force Base on a new runway that took more than a decade to fund and fully rebuild.
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New Air Force special ops teams model the future of ‘agile’ air wars
It’s a “significant change to how we traditionally deploy support functions,” AFSOC spokesperson Capt. Savannah Stephens said.
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Texas Guardsman dies by self-inflicted gunshot on border mission
The soldier shot himself with his duty weapon — an M4 carbine, according to an official document.
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Air Force praises new pilot training but struggles to hire instructors
It’s unclear how many airmen have graduated from the new pilot training program overall.
-
A longtime C-130 unit is trying something new: helicopters
“I cannot overstate what a traumatic emotional event this is for people,” 908th Airlift Wing commander Col. Craig Drescher said.
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DoD inks waiver for deliveries of F-35s, halted over Chinese material
The contractors have switched to a different source for the alloy to make magnets in the future.
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Supply chain woes delay KC-46 refueling vision system upgrade to 2025
Boeing said supply chain problems have resulted in longer lead times for the computing equipment and other technology needed to build RVS 2.0.
-
Pay error means Guard troops owe taxes for Operation Lone Star
Officials said they became aware of the issue in July 2022.
-
Blended-wing tanker, nuke reactors, electric cars in USAF climate plan
With more than 80% of the Air Force’s energy going to power aircraft, making planes more fuel-efficient is a major part of the department’s climate plan.
-
No end in sight on C-130H groundings; other planes fill in on mobility
The Air Force is finding workarounds to keep carrying out mobility missions while many C-130Hs are grounded due to concerns over propeller assembly cracks.
-
Years of work: How Offutt Air Force Base got its new runway
The roar of jet engines returned to Offutt Air Force Base on a new runway that took more than a decade to fund and fully rebuild.
-
New Air Force special ops teams model the future of ‘agile’ air wars
It’s a “significant change to how we traditionally deploy support functions,” AFSOC spokesperson Capt. Savannah Stephens said.
-
Texas Guardsman dies by self-inflicted gunshot on border mission
The soldier shot himself with his duty weapon — an M4 carbine, according to an official document.
-
Air Force praises new pilot training but struggles to hire instructors
It’s unclear how many airmen have graduated from the new pilot training program overall.
-
A longtime C-130 unit is trying something new: helicopters
“I cannot overstate what a traumatic emotional event this is for people,” 908th Airlift Wing commander Col. Craig Drescher said.
-
DoD inks waiver for deliveries of F-35s, halted over Chinese material
The contractors have switched to a different source for the alloy to make magnets in the future.
-
Supply chain woes delay KC-46 refueling vision system upgrade to 2025
Boeing said supply chain problems have resulted in longer lead times for the computing equipment and other technology needed to build RVS 2.0.
-
Pay error means Guard troops owe taxes for Operation Lone Star
Officials said they became aware of the issue in July 2022.
-
Blended-wing tanker, nuke reactors, electric cars in USAF climate plan
With more than 80% of the Air Force’s energy going to power aircraft, making planes more fuel-efficient is a major part of the department’s climate plan.
-
No end in sight on C-130H groundings; other planes fill in on mobility
The Air Force is finding workarounds to keep carrying out mobility missions while many C-130Hs are grounded due to concerns over propeller assembly cracks.
-
Years of work: How Offutt Air Force Base got its new runway
The roar of jet engines returned to Offutt Air Force Base on a new runway that took more than a decade to fund and fully rebuild.
-
New Air Force special ops teams model the future of ‘agile’ air wars
It’s a “significant change to how we traditionally deploy support functions,” AFSOC spokesperson Capt. Savannah Stephens said.
-
Texas Guardsman dies by self-inflicted gunshot on border mission
The soldier shot himself with his duty weapon — an M4 carbine, according to an official document.
