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New details show how ‘swinger’ Army general’s double life cost him his career
An inspector general’s report charts the timeline of an extramarital affair, including calls on his government cellphone and emails written on his military computer.
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Family sues Navy over tainted water at Pennsylvania bases
The lawsuit alleges that the Navy used firefighting foams that contaminated drinking water near two former bases.
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Chuck Yeager is tweeting at the speed of sound
The first pilot to go supersonic is now tweeting almost as fast. Over the past few days, retired Air Force Brig. Gen. Chuck Yeager has been answering questions ranging from space travel to fishing.
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Air Force staff sergeant promotions reach a 14-year high
The Air Force has selected 16,506 airmen for promotion to staff sergeant — the largest class of selectees since 2002.
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Charleston Naval Weapons Station: West Nile in some mosquitoes
Some mosquitoes captured at the Charleston Naval Weapons Station in South Carolina have tested positive for the West Nile virus.
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First Air Force gets new top enlisted airman
A retired western New York police officer who served as the top enlisted leader for the New York Air National Guard now has a new role.
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Air Force secretary says she needs more airmen; America should listen
The decline in Air Force readiness, due to manning shortages, places our nation at risk.
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Submarine, support vessel collide off Washington coast
The Ohio-class submarine Louisiana reportedly collided with its offshore support vessel in the Strait of Juan de Fuca.
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Ramping up the intensity of underway transfers
The Corps wants to transfer gear and vehicles from one ship to another in rough seas.
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Destroyer named after Marine hero Sgt. Rafael Peralta to be commissioned next summer
He was killed in 2004 and also considered for the Medal of Honor for his selfless acts that included absorbing the brunt of a grenade blast.
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New details show how ‘swinger’ Army general’s double life cost him his career
An inspector general’s report charts the timeline of an extramarital affair, including calls on his government cellphone and emails written on his military computer.
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Family sues Navy over tainted water at Pennsylvania bases
The lawsuit alleges that the Navy used firefighting foams that contaminated drinking water near two former bases.
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Chuck Yeager is tweeting at the speed of sound
The first pilot to go supersonic is now tweeting almost as fast. Over the past few days, retired Air Force Brig. Gen. Chuck Yeager has been answering questions ranging from space travel to fishing.
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Air Force staff sergeant promotions reach a 14-year high
The Air Force has selected 16,506 airmen for promotion to staff sergeant — the largest class of selectees since 2002.
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Charleston Naval Weapons Station: West Nile in some mosquitoes
Some mosquitoes captured at the Charleston Naval Weapons Station in South Carolina have tested positive for the West Nile virus.
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First Air Force gets new top enlisted airman
A retired western New York police officer who served as the top enlisted leader for the New York Air National Guard now has a new role.
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Air Force secretary says she needs more airmen; America should listen
The decline in Air Force readiness, due to manning shortages, places our nation at risk.
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Submarine, support vessel collide off Washington coast
The Ohio-class submarine Louisiana reportedly collided with its offshore support vessel in the Strait of Juan de Fuca.
-
Ramping up the intensity of underway transfers
The Corps wants to transfer gear and vehicles from one ship to another in rough seas.
-
Destroyer named after Marine hero Sgt. Rafael Peralta to be commissioned next summer
He was killed in 2004 and also considered for the Medal of Honor for his selfless acts that included absorbing the brunt of a grenade blast.
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New details show how ‘swinger’ Army general’s double life cost him his career
An inspector general’s report charts the timeline of an extramarital affair, including calls on his government cellphone and emails written on his military computer.
-
Family sues Navy over tainted water at Pennsylvania bases
The lawsuit alleges that the Navy used firefighting foams that contaminated drinking water near two former bases.
-
Chuck Yeager is tweeting at the speed of sound
The first pilot to go supersonic is now tweeting almost as fast. Over the past few days, retired Air Force Brig. Gen. Chuck Yeager has been answering questions ranging from space travel to fishing.
-
Air Force staff sergeant promotions reach a 14-year high
The Air Force has selected 16,506 airmen for promotion to staff sergeant — the largest class of selectees since 2002.
-
Charleston Naval Weapons Station: West Nile in some mosquitoes
Some mosquitoes captured at the Charleston Naval Weapons Station in South Carolina have tested positive for the West Nile virus.
-
First Air Force gets new top enlisted airman
A retired western New York police officer who served as the top enlisted leader for the New York Air National Guard now has a new role.
-
Air Force secretary says she needs more airmen; America should listen
The decline in Air Force readiness, due to manning shortages, places our nation at risk.
-
Submarine, support vessel collide off Washington coast
The Ohio-class submarine Louisiana reportedly collided with its offshore support vessel in the Strait of Juan de Fuca.
-
Ramping up the intensity of underway transfers
The Corps wants to transfer gear and vehicles from one ship to another in rough seas.
-
Destroyer named after Marine hero Sgt. Rafael Peralta to be commissioned next summer
He was killed in 2004 and also considered for the Medal of Honor for his selfless acts that included absorbing the brunt of a grenade blast.
