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Air Force leaders urge more focus on mental health as suicides rise
“If we pay attention to this as leaders, we can make a difference,” Secretary Frank Kendall said.
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Records contradict House candidate’s account of military punishment
One question that has surfaced amid J.R. Majewski’s campaign for a congressional seat is why he could not reenlist in the Air Force.
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Air Force’s new ‘Purple Book’ challenges airmen to think bigger
Air Force leaders have sought a larger role in the joint force for several years.
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With a mix of donated weapons, Ukraine’s defenders adapt in war
Gen. James Hecker, the head of U.S. Air Forces in Europe, told reporters Sept. 19 that Russia has lost more than 60 fighter jets in the war so far.
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Migrant encounters higher today than before Texas Guard mission began
The number of migrants officials encounter at the Texas-Mexico border is higher today than it was before Operation Lone Star began.
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Aim high: Air Force green-lights waivers for THC-positive applicants
The two-year pilot program is already underway and will end in September 2024.
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US Air Force eyes NGAD deliveries by 2030. Can it be done?
“The odds are against it happening” by 2030, John Venable of the Heritage Foundation said. “In the last 25 or 30 years, nothing’s come in on time.”
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MacDill Air Force Base orders evacuation with Hurricane Ian looming
Hurricane Ian is forecasted to hit the Florida coast as a Category 4 hurricane by the middle of the week.
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What’s missing from the conversation on Air Force recruiting?
The Air Force says it’s having one of the toughest recruiting stretches of the past quarter-century.
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Fighter fleet is strained — and bill is coming due, ACC chief says
Air Combat Command head Gen. Mark Kelly said the 2018 Air Force We Need study, which called for 62 fighter squadrons, was on the money.
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Air Force leaders urge more focus on mental health as suicides rise
“If we pay attention to this as leaders, we can make a difference,” Secretary Frank Kendall said.
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Records contradict House candidate’s account of military punishment
One question that has surfaced amid J.R. Majewski’s campaign for a congressional seat is why he could not reenlist in the Air Force.
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Air Force’s new ‘Purple Book’ challenges airmen to think bigger
Air Force leaders have sought a larger role in the joint force for several years.
-
With a mix of donated weapons, Ukraine’s defenders adapt in war
Gen. James Hecker, the head of U.S. Air Forces in Europe, told reporters Sept. 19 that Russia has lost more than 60 fighter jets in the war so far.
-
Migrant encounters higher today than before Texas Guard mission began
The number of migrants officials encounter at the Texas-Mexico border is higher today than it was before Operation Lone Star began.
-
Aim high: Air Force green-lights waivers for THC-positive applicants
The two-year pilot program is already underway and will end in September 2024.
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US Air Force eyes NGAD deliveries by 2030. Can it be done?
“The odds are against it happening” by 2030, John Venable of the Heritage Foundation said. “In the last 25 or 30 years, nothing’s come in on time.”
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MacDill Air Force Base orders evacuation with Hurricane Ian looming
Hurricane Ian is forecasted to hit the Florida coast as a Category 4 hurricane by the middle of the week.
-
What’s missing from the conversation on Air Force recruiting?
The Air Force says it’s having one of the toughest recruiting stretches of the past quarter-century.
-
Fighter fleet is strained — and bill is coming due, ACC chief says
Air Combat Command head Gen. Mark Kelly said the 2018 Air Force We Need study, which called for 62 fighter squadrons, was on the money.
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Air Force leaders urge more focus on mental health as suicides rise
“If we pay attention to this as leaders, we can make a difference,” Secretary Frank Kendall said.
-
Records contradict House candidate’s account of military punishment
One question that has surfaced amid J.R. Majewski’s campaign for a congressional seat is why he could not reenlist in the Air Force.
-
Air Force’s new ‘Purple Book’ challenges airmen to think bigger
Air Force leaders have sought a larger role in the joint force for several years.
-
With a mix of donated weapons, Ukraine’s defenders adapt in war
Gen. James Hecker, the head of U.S. Air Forces in Europe, told reporters Sept. 19 that Russia has lost more than 60 fighter jets in the war so far.
-
Migrant encounters higher today than before Texas Guard mission began
The number of migrants officials encounter at the Texas-Mexico border is higher today than it was before Operation Lone Star began.
-
Aim high: Air Force green-lights waivers for THC-positive applicants
The two-year pilot program is already underway and will end in September 2024.
-
US Air Force eyes NGAD deliveries by 2030. Can it be done?
“The odds are against it happening” by 2030, John Venable of the Heritage Foundation said. “In the last 25 or 30 years, nothing’s come in on time.”
-
MacDill Air Force Base orders evacuation with Hurricane Ian looming
Hurricane Ian is forecasted to hit the Florida coast as a Category 4 hurricane by the middle of the week.
-
What’s missing from the conversation on Air Force recruiting?
The Air Force says it’s having one of the toughest recruiting stretches of the past quarter-century.
-
Fighter fleet is strained — and bill is coming due, ACC chief says
Air Combat Command head Gen. Mark Kelly said the 2018 Air Force We Need study, which called for 62 fighter squadrons, was on the money.
