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Tropical storm has East Coast military bases in its crosshairs
Tropical Storm Hermine could drench the East Coast.
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New routes for Marine Corps Marathon, 10K; start window extended
Runners will have an extra 40 minutes to begin the marathon. The MCM10K will begin at 9:15 a.m.
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Members of New Mexico congressional delegation seek F-16s for air base
A bipartisan contingent of the state’s congressional delegation is urging the federal government to relocate F-16 squadrons to Holloman Air Force Base and expand training efforts at the southern New Mexico post.
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The Marines’ F-35B going to war in 2018
The aircraft will deploy downrange aboard the amphibious assault ship Essex.
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Air Force gets 100th F-35
The Air Force received its 100th F-35 Lightning II Friday. The fifth-generation aircraft landed at Luke Air Force Base, Arizona, joining the service’s ever-growing fleet of the aircraft.
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Congressman: TSgt Chapman deserves the Medal of Honor
An Air Force combat controller who was killed during a fierce firefight with the Taliban in Afghanistan in 2002 deserves the nation’s highest honor for battlefield bravery, Rep. Duncan Hunter, R-California, said in a letter Monday.
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Air Force opens the door to all enlisted to fly drones
The Air Force is vastly expanding the number of enlisted airmen who can apply to fly drone aircraft.
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Air Force helicopter makes unplanned visit to middle school
An Air Force UH-1 “Huey” had to make a landing because of a possible mechanical emergency.
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Letters: Unsung heroes, the housing allowance, taking disabled veterans’ pay and more
Readers suggested including the Public Health Service in the Military Times Service Members of the Year awards, railed against housing allowance cuts, took Air Force Times to task over election coverage, and provided tips for disabled veterans to avoid having their disability pay taken by state courts for alimony or support payments.
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Advocacy group wants DoD IG to investigate officer who displayed a Bible on his desk, and his superiors
A religious freedom organization is calling upon the Defense Department Inspector General’s Office to investigate an officer who left a Bible open in display upon his desk.
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Tropical storm has East Coast military bases in its crosshairs
Tropical Storm Hermine could drench the East Coast.
-
New routes for Marine Corps Marathon, 10K; start window extended
Runners will have an extra 40 minutes to begin the marathon. The MCM10K will begin at 9:15 a.m.
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Members of New Mexico congressional delegation seek F-16s for air base
A bipartisan contingent of the state’s congressional delegation is urging the federal government to relocate F-16 squadrons to Holloman Air Force Base and expand training efforts at the southern New Mexico post.
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The Marines’ F-35B going to war in 2018
The aircraft will deploy downrange aboard the amphibious assault ship Essex.
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Air Force gets 100th F-35
The Air Force received its 100th F-35 Lightning II Friday. The fifth-generation aircraft landed at Luke Air Force Base, Arizona, joining the service’s ever-growing fleet of the aircraft.
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Congressman: TSgt Chapman deserves the Medal of Honor
An Air Force combat controller who was killed during a fierce firefight with the Taliban in Afghanistan in 2002 deserves the nation’s highest honor for battlefield bravery, Rep. Duncan Hunter, R-California, said in a letter Monday.
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Air Force opens the door to all enlisted to fly drones
The Air Force is vastly expanding the number of enlisted airmen who can apply to fly drone aircraft.
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Air Force helicopter makes unplanned visit to middle school
An Air Force UH-1 “Huey” had to make a landing because of a possible mechanical emergency.
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Letters: Unsung heroes, the housing allowance, taking disabled veterans’ pay and more
Readers suggested including the Public Health Service in the Military Times Service Members of the Year awards, railed against housing allowance cuts, took Air Force Times to task over election coverage, and provided tips for disabled veterans to avoid having their disability pay taken by state courts for alimony or support payments.
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Advocacy group wants DoD IG to investigate officer who displayed a Bible on his desk, and his superiors
A religious freedom organization is calling upon the Defense Department Inspector General’s Office to investigate an officer who left a Bible open in display upon his desk.
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Tropical storm has East Coast military bases in its crosshairs
Tropical Storm Hermine could drench the East Coast.
-
New routes for Marine Corps Marathon, 10K; start window extended
Runners will have an extra 40 minutes to begin the marathon. The MCM10K will begin at 9:15 a.m.
-
Members of New Mexico congressional delegation seek F-16s for air base
A bipartisan contingent of the state’s congressional delegation is urging the federal government to relocate F-16 squadrons to Holloman Air Force Base and expand training efforts at the southern New Mexico post.
-
The Marines’ F-35B going to war in 2018
The aircraft will deploy downrange aboard the amphibious assault ship Essex.
-
Air Force gets 100th F-35
The Air Force received its 100th F-35 Lightning II Friday. The fifth-generation aircraft landed at Luke Air Force Base, Arizona, joining the service’s ever-growing fleet of the aircraft.
-
Congressman: TSgt Chapman deserves the Medal of Honor
An Air Force combat controller who was killed during a fierce firefight with the Taliban in Afghanistan in 2002 deserves the nation’s highest honor for battlefield bravery, Rep. Duncan Hunter, R-California, said in a letter Monday.
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Air Force opens the door to all enlisted to fly drones
The Air Force is vastly expanding the number of enlisted airmen who can apply to fly drone aircraft.
-
Air Force helicopter makes unplanned visit to middle school
An Air Force UH-1 “Huey” had to make a landing because of a possible mechanical emergency.
-
Letters: Unsung heroes, the housing allowance, taking disabled veterans’ pay and more
Readers suggested including the Public Health Service in the Military Times Service Members of the Year awards, railed against housing allowance cuts, took Air Force Times to task over election coverage, and provided tips for disabled veterans to avoid having their disability pay taken by state courts for alimony or support payments.
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Advocacy group wants DoD IG to investigate officer who displayed a Bible on his desk, and his superiors
A religious freedom organization is calling upon the Defense Department Inspector General’s Office to investigate an officer who left a Bible open in display upon his desk.
