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Pace of suspected Air Force suicides has slowed this year, officials say
“We need to rethink and change the way we operate as a mental health system,” Air Force clinical psychologist Lt. Col. Aaron Tricht said.
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It’s final: Hard-hit troops in 56 areas can apply for a temporary increase in their housing allowance
Troops in these 56 areas should watch for emails detailing how to apply for the extra money. The temporary rates take effect Oct. 1.
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Farewell, Bones: Air Force finishes latest round of B-1B bomber retirements
Retiring B-1B and B-2 bombers will make way for the new B-21 Raider over the next two decades.
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US won’t be asking Taliban permission to strike terror groups in Afghanistan
Counterterror strikes from abroad will be cleared through the Taliban.
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The Air Force evacuated 124,000 people from Afghanistan, but its work still isn’t done
The U.S. Air Force is pivoting from orchestrating the massive exodus of over 124,000 Afghans and Americans from a country once again under Taliban rule, to a quieter role helping even more people leave on commercial and privately organized flights.
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No decoder rings needed: Air Force moving to narrative enlisted performance reports
The shift is slated for next calendar year, as the Air Force’s enlisted corps reimagines what its talent management system could be.
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The Space National Guard has a new opponent in town: the White House
Delays in creating a Space National Guard have led to less-robust training, Air National Guard boss Lt. Gen. Michael Loh said.
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Air Force’s top civilian hints at changes to hypersonic weapons programs
Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall isn’t sure the Air Force is developing the right hypersonic missiles.
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All aircraft are on the table for new deployments to Australia, says Pacific air boss
Growing U.S.-Australian military cooperation is poised to have ripple effects on aviation as well.
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Luke AFB airman on trial in Arizona in death of Mennonite woman
Prosecutors will try to convince a jury that Airman 1st Class Mark Gooch disdained Mennonites and drove more than seven hours to New Mexico to kidnap Sasha Krause, a Mennonite Sunday school teacher, and fatally shoot her.
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Pace of suspected Air Force suicides has slowed this year, officials say
“We need to rethink and change the way we operate as a mental health system,” Air Force clinical psychologist Lt. Col. Aaron Tricht said.
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It’s final: Hard-hit troops in 56 areas can apply for a temporary increase in their housing allowance
Troops in these 56 areas should watch for emails detailing how to apply for the extra money. The temporary rates take effect Oct. 1.
-
Farewell, Bones: Air Force finishes latest round of B-1B bomber retirements
Retiring B-1B and B-2 bombers will make way for the new B-21 Raider over the next two decades.
-
US won’t be asking Taliban permission to strike terror groups in Afghanistan
Counterterror strikes from abroad will be cleared through the Taliban.
-
The Air Force evacuated 124,000 people from Afghanistan, but its work still isn’t done
The U.S. Air Force is pivoting from orchestrating the massive exodus of over 124,000 Afghans and Americans from a country once again under Taliban rule, to a quieter role helping even more people leave on commercial and privately organized flights.
-
No decoder rings needed: Air Force moving to narrative enlisted performance reports
The shift is slated for next calendar year, as the Air Force’s enlisted corps reimagines what its talent management system could be.
-
The Space National Guard has a new opponent in town: the White House
Delays in creating a Space National Guard have led to less-robust training, Air National Guard boss Lt. Gen. Michael Loh said.
-
Air Force’s top civilian hints at changes to hypersonic weapons programs
Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall isn’t sure the Air Force is developing the right hypersonic missiles.
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All aircraft are on the table for new deployments to Australia, says Pacific air boss
Growing U.S.-Australian military cooperation is poised to have ripple effects on aviation as well.
-
Luke AFB airman on trial in Arizona in death of Mennonite woman
Prosecutors will try to convince a jury that Airman 1st Class Mark Gooch disdained Mennonites and drove more than seven hours to New Mexico to kidnap Sasha Krause, a Mennonite Sunday school teacher, and fatally shoot her.
-
Pace of suspected Air Force suicides has slowed this year, officials say
“We need to rethink and change the way we operate as a mental health system,” Air Force clinical psychologist Lt. Col. Aaron Tricht said.
-
It’s final: Hard-hit troops in 56 areas can apply for a temporary increase in their housing allowance
Troops in these 56 areas should watch for emails detailing how to apply for the extra money. The temporary rates take effect Oct. 1.
-
Farewell, Bones: Air Force finishes latest round of B-1B bomber retirements
Retiring B-1B and B-2 bombers will make way for the new B-21 Raider over the next two decades.
-
US won’t be asking Taliban permission to strike terror groups in Afghanistan
Counterterror strikes from abroad will be cleared through the Taliban.
-
The Air Force evacuated 124,000 people from Afghanistan, but its work still isn’t done
The U.S. Air Force is pivoting from orchestrating the massive exodus of over 124,000 Afghans and Americans from a country once again under Taliban rule, to a quieter role helping even more people leave on commercial and privately organized flights.
-
No decoder rings needed: Air Force moving to narrative enlisted performance reports
The shift is slated for next calendar year, as the Air Force’s enlisted corps reimagines what its talent management system could be.
-
The Space National Guard has a new opponent in town: the White House
Delays in creating a Space National Guard have led to less-robust training, Air National Guard boss Lt. Gen. Michael Loh said.
-
Air Force’s top civilian hints at changes to hypersonic weapons programs
Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall isn’t sure the Air Force is developing the right hypersonic missiles.
-
All aircraft are on the table for new deployments to Australia, says Pacific air boss
Growing U.S.-Australian military cooperation is poised to have ripple effects on aviation as well.
-
Luke AFB airman on trial in Arizona in death of Mennonite woman
Prosecutors will try to convince a jury that Airman 1st Class Mark Gooch disdained Mennonites and drove more than seven hours to New Mexico to kidnap Sasha Krause, a Mennonite Sunday school teacher, and fatally shoot her.
