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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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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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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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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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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.
-
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.
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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.
