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PME deadline, required for promotion or reenlistment, approaching
The deadline for some noncommissioned officers to finish their professional military education distance learning is approaching fast — and those who don’t get it done might be ineligible to re-enlist.
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Official: 7 Iranian boats came after U.S. ship in the Persian Gulf
The patrol boat Firebolt faced seven Iranian Republican Guard Corps Navy fast in-shore attack craft before swerving to avoid crashing into one on Sunday, according to a 5th Fleet spokesman.
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Fight against ISIS ‘gaining momentum,’ top Air Force general says
The aerial bombing campaign against the Islamic State terrorist group is “gaining great momentum,” Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. David Goldfein said during an interview on National Public Radio.
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Air Force beats Abilene Christian, 37-21
Receiver or running back — Ronald Cleveland doesn’t know how to classify himself.
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C-130 flight engineer bids goodbye to 38-year career
Chief Master Sgt. David Carey, who just retired as a 302nd Airlift Wing flight engineer, began his Air Force career when Jimmy Carter was in the White House, stealth airplanes were dreams and GPS was a mathematical theory.
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KC-135 celebrates 60 years in service
The Air Force’s KC-135 Stratotanker celebrated its 60th anniversary Wednesday, with a ceremony at McConnell Air Force Base, Kansas.
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Chinook rescues stuck Apache from muddy Texas field
The Texas National Guard helicopter was forced to land during a training mission.
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Accusations of toxic command climate in England led to colonel’s removal in 2014, report says
A U.S. Air Force officer stationed in England, who was especially hard on his squadron commanders, was removed from command in March 2014 due to a toxic command climate, according to a newly released investigative report.
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Air Mobility commander: Air Force needs more new tankers
With Air Force’s 56th Air Refueling Squadron at Altus Air Force Base, Oklahoma, now active, it can begin training KC-46A aircrew this fall. But Gen. Carlton Everhart, commander of the Air Mobility Command, has already started turning his gaze to potential follow-on tanker programs.
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Top Gun NFL-style: FAA probes military jets’ buzz of stadium
Four Georgia-based jet pilots who buzzed Charlotte’s professional football stadium are restricted from flight duty while the incident is reviewed, U.S. Air Force officials said.
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PME deadline, required for promotion or reenlistment, approaching
The deadline for some noncommissioned officers to finish their professional military education distance learning is approaching fast — and those who don’t get it done might be ineligible to re-enlist.
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Official: 7 Iranian boats came after U.S. ship in the Persian Gulf
The patrol boat Firebolt faced seven Iranian Republican Guard Corps Navy fast in-shore attack craft before swerving to avoid crashing into one on Sunday, according to a 5th Fleet spokesman.
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Fight against ISIS ‘gaining momentum,’ top Air Force general says
The aerial bombing campaign against the Islamic State terrorist group is “gaining great momentum,” Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. David Goldfein said during an interview on National Public Radio.
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Air Force beats Abilene Christian, 37-21
Receiver or running back — Ronald Cleveland doesn’t know how to classify himself.
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C-130 flight engineer bids goodbye to 38-year career
Chief Master Sgt. David Carey, who just retired as a 302nd Airlift Wing flight engineer, began his Air Force career when Jimmy Carter was in the White House, stealth airplanes were dreams and GPS was a mathematical theory.
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KC-135 celebrates 60 years in service
The Air Force’s KC-135 Stratotanker celebrated its 60th anniversary Wednesday, with a ceremony at McConnell Air Force Base, Kansas.
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Chinook rescues stuck Apache from muddy Texas field
The Texas National Guard helicopter was forced to land during a training mission.
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Accusations of toxic command climate in England led to colonel’s removal in 2014, report says
A U.S. Air Force officer stationed in England, who was especially hard on his squadron commanders, was removed from command in March 2014 due to a toxic command climate, according to a newly released investigative report.
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Air Mobility commander: Air Force needs more new tankers
With Air Force’s 56th Air Refueling Squadron at Altus Air Force Base, Oklahoma, now active, it can begin training KC-46A aircrew this fall. But Gen. Carlton Everhart, commander of the Air Mobility Command, has already started turning his gaze to potential follow-on tanker programs.
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Top Gun NFL-style: FAA probes military jets’ buzz of stadium
Four Georgia-based jet pilots who buzzed Charlotte’s professional football stadium are restricted from flight duty while the incident is reviewed, U.S. Air Force officials said.
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PME deadline, required for promotion or reenlistment, approaching
The deadline for some noncommissioned officers to finish their professional military education distance learning is approaching fast — and those who don’t get it done might be ineligible to re-enlist.
-
Official: 7 Iranian boats came after U.S. ship in the Persian Gulf
The patrol boat Firebolt faced seven Iranian Republican Guard Corps Navy fast in-shore attack craft before swerving to avoid crashing into one on Sunday, according to a 5th Fleet spokesman.
-
Fight against ISIS ‘gaining momentum,’ top Air Force general says
The aerial bombing campaign against the Islamic State terrorist group is “gaining great momentum,” Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. David Goldfein said during an interview on National Public Radio.
-
Air Force beats Abilene Christian, 37-21
Receiver or running back — Ronald Cleveland doesn’t know how to classify himself.
-
C-130 flight engineer bids goodbye to 38-year career
Chief Master Sgt. David Carey, who just retired as a 302nd Airlift Wing flight engineer, began his Air Force career when Jimmy Carter was in the White House, stealth airplanes were dreams and GPS was a mathematical theory.
-
KC-135 celebrates 60 years in service
The Air Force’s KC-135 Stratotanker celebrated its 60th anniversary Wednesday, with a ceremony at McConnell Air Force Base, Kansas.
-
Chinook rescues stuck Apache from muddy Texas field
The Texas National Guard helicopter was forced to land during a training mission.
-
Accusations of toxic command climate in England led to colonel’s removal in 2014, report says
A U.S. Air Force officer stationed in England, who was especially hard on his squadron commanders, was removed from command in March 2014 due to a toxic command climate, according to a newly released investigative report.
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Air Mobility commander: Air Force needs more new tankers
With Air Force’s 56th Air Refueling Squadron at Altus Air Force Base, Oklahoma, now active, it can begin training KC-46A aircrew this fall. But Gen. Carlton Everhart, commander of the Air Mobility Command, has already started turning his gaze to potential follow-on tanker programs.
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Top Gun NFL-style: FAA probes military jets’ buzz of stadium
Four Georgia-based jet pilots who buzzed Charlotte’s professional football stadium are restricted from flight duty while the incident is reviewed, U.S. Air Force officials said.
