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Attack hits Syria base that houses US troops; no US injuries
A military outpost in southern Syria was hit by a coordinated attack on Wednesday, but a U.S. official said no American troops stationed there were injured or killed.
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Fund the F-35 program, lawmakers tell the White House
But Senate appropriators threw cold water on the idea of procuring more F-35s right now.
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B-1B bombers return to Diego Garcia island base after 15 years
Lancers showed up after China began holding military air drills near Taiwan and launched a joint naval exercise with Russia in the Sea of Japan.
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Major in charge of Kunsan comptroller squadron fired after four months
First Lt. Manervia McDonald, previously the squadron’s second-in-command, is serving as interim commander.
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L3Harris: First flight of future Compass Call paves way for 2022 delivery
“We are incorporating the DNA of the EC-130H — not just the DNA, we’re doing organ transplants,” an L3Harris executive said.
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Illegal pot farm growth has locals asking for Oregon National Guard help
Oregon’s governor is holding off on a deployment for now but could reconsider next year, her office said.
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Troops opposed to the COVID-19 vax can get a waiver, but they’re rare
Out of millions of service members, only a handful have current religious exemptions from vaccines.
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Colin Powell, 84, dies of COVID-19 complications
The former Secretary of State and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs was 84 years old.
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Air Force scrubbed hijacking claim from news release after CENTCOM disputed story
After a CNN article reported that CENTCOM disputed an Air Force press release that claimed there had been an attempted hijacking during the HKIA evacuations, the press release was scrubbed of any mention of the incident.
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KC-46 gets new refueling approvals for TRANSCOM missions
The Pegasus can now take on more missions the Air Force otherwise would have had to hand off to the KC-135 Stratotanker and KC-10 Extender, and lessen the burden on those older tankers.
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Attack hits Syria base that houses US troops; no US injuries
A military outpost in southern Syria was hit by a coordinated attack on Wednesday, but a U.S. official said no American troops stationed there were injured or killed.
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Fund the F-35 program, lawmakers tell the White House
But Senate appropriators threw cold water on the idea of procuring more F-35s right now.
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B-1B bombers return to Diego Garcia island base after 15 years
Lancers showed up after China began holding military air drills near Taiwan and launched a joint naval exercise with Russia in the Sea of Japan.
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Major in charge of Kunsan comptroller squadron fired after four months
First Lt. Manervia McDonald, previously the squadron’s second-in-command, is serving as interim commander.
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L3Harris: First flight of future Compass Call paves way for 2022 delivery
“We are incorporating the DNA of the EC-130H — not just the DNA, we’re doing organ transplants,” an L3Harris executive said.
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Illegal pot farm growth has locals asking for Oregon National Guard help
Oregon’s governor is holding off on a deployment for now but could reconsider next year, her office said.
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Troops opposed to the COVID-19 vax can get a waiver, but they’re rare
Out of millions of service members, only a handful have current religious exemptions from vaccines.
-
Colin Powell, 84, dies of COVID-19 complications
The former Secretary of State and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs was 84 years old.
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Air Force scrubbed hijacking claim from news release after CENTCOM disputed story
After a CNN article reported that CENTCOM disputed an Air Force press release that claimed there had been an attempted hijacking during the HKIA evacuations, the press release was scrubbed of any mention of the incident.
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KC-46 gets new refueling approvals for TRANSCOM missions
The Pegasus can now take on more missions the Air Force otherwise would have had to hand off to the KC-135 Stratotanker and KC-10 Extender, and lessen the burden on those older tankers.
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Attack hits Syria base that houses US troops; no US injuries
A military outpost in southern Syria was hit by a coordinated attack on Wednesday, but a U.S. official said no American troops stationed there were injured or killed.
-
Fund the F-35 program, lawmakers tell the White House
But Senate appropriators threw cold water on the idea of procuring more F-35s right now.
-
B-1B bombers return to Diego Garcia island base after 15 years
Lancers showed up after China began holding military air drills near Taiwan and launched a joint naval exercise with Russia in the Sea of Japan.
-
Major in charge of Kunsan comptroller squadron fired after four months
First Lt. Manervia McDonald, previously the squadron’s second-in-command, is serving as interim commander.
-
L3Harris: First flight of future Compass Call paves way for 2022 delivery
“We are incorporating the DNA of the EC-130H — not just the DNA, we’re doing organ transplants,” an L3Harris executive said.
-
Illegal pot farm growth has locals asking for Oregon National Guard help
Oregon’s governor is holding off on a deployment for now but could reconsider next year, her office said.
-
Troops opposed to the COVID-19 vax can get a waiver, but they’re rare
Out of millions of service members, only a handful have current religious exemptions from vaccines.
-
Colin Powell, 84, dies of COVID-19 complications
The former Secretary of State and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs was 84 years old.
-
Air Force scrubbed hijacking claim from news release after CENTCOM disputed story
After a CNN article reported that CENTCOM disputed an Air Force press release that claimed there had been an attempted hijacking during the HKIA evacuations, the press release was scrubbed of any mention of the incident.
-
KC-46 gets new refueling approvals for TRANSCOM missions
The Pegasus can now take on more missions the Air Force otherwise would have had to hand off to the KC-135 Stratotanker and KC-10 Extender, and lessen the burden on those older tankers.
