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Preparing for Russia: Inside NATO fighter pilot training in Texas
More than 8,000 NATO aviators have earned their wings in Wichita Falls, Texas, since the Euro-NATO Joint Jet Pilot Training (ENJJPT) program began in 1981.
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US, South Korea announce largest field exercises in five years
The 11-day Freedom Shield is part of an annual combined training with troops from South Korea and the United States which is scheduled this month.
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Officials OK some hand and neck tattoos for airmen, Guardians
Airmen and Guardians are now allowed tattoos up to 1 inch long on the hands and back of the neck.
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Perennial pilot paucity puts Air Force in precarious position
The service has nibbled at the edges of a 2,000-pilot shortage for years.
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Pentagon again denies helping Ukraine attack targets inside Russia
Moscow is accusing Ukraine of launching attacks inside Russia with U.S. help
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Another Air Force fleet grounded over fears plane tails may fall off
E-3 Sentry aerial target tracking planes are the latest to undergo inspection for subpar tail pins.
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Minot firings due to failed nuclear safety inspection
A defense official said the dismissals resulted from not following safety regulations for vehicles and equipment.
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MCPON: Sailors need speedier, easier access to counseling
Families don’t have to get referrals for mental health telehealth. Why do service members?
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Baby on-board? Pregnant Air Force B-1 pilot soars to new heights
Olme is one of the first airmen to benefit from new service guidance on flying while pregnant.
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US eclipses all other nations in military aid to Ukraine
The U.S. has given more than $46 billion in aid to Ukraine.
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Preparing for Russia: Inside NATO fighter pilot training in Texas
More than 8,000 NATO aviators have earned their wings in Wichita Falls, Texas, since the Euro-NATO Joint Jet Pilot Training (ENJJPT) program began in 1981.
-
US, South Korea announce largest field exercises in five years
The 11-day Freedom Shield is part of an annual combined training with troops from South Korea and the United States which is scheduled this month.
-
Officials OK some hand and neck tattoos for airmen, Guardians
Airmen and Guardians are now allowed tattoos up to 1 inch long on the hands and back of the neck.
-
Perennial pilot paucity puts Air Force in precarious position
The service has nibbled at the edges of a 2,000-pilot shortage for years.
-
Pentagon again denies helping Ukraine attack targets inside Russia
Moscow is accusing Ukraine of launching attacks inside Russia with U.S. help
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Another Air Force fleet grounded over fears plane tails may fall off
E-3 Sentry aerial target tracking planes are the latest to undergo inspection for subpar tail pins.
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Minot firings due to failed nuclear safety inspection
A defense official said the dismissals resulted from not following safety regulations for vehicles and equipment.
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MCPON: Sailors need speedier, easier access to counseling
Families don’t have to get referrals for mental health telehealth. Why do service members?
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Baby on-board? Pregnant Air Force B-1 pilot soars to new heights
Olme is one of the first airmen to benefit from new service guidance on flying while pregnant.
-
US eclipses all other nations in military aid to Ukraine
The U.S. has given more than $46 billion in aid to Ukraine.
-
Preparing for Russia: Inside NATO fighter pilot training in Texas
More than 8,000 NATO aviators have earned their wings in Wichita Falls, Texas, since the Euro-NATO Joint Jet Pilot Training (ENJJPT) program began in 1981.
-
US, South Korea announce largest field exercises in five years
The 11-day Freedom Shield is part of an annual combined training with troops from South Korea and the United States which is scheduled this month.
-
Officials OK some hand and neck tattoos for airmen, Guardians
Airmen and Guardians are now allowed tattoos up to 1 inch long on the hands and back of the neck.
-
Perennial pilot paucity puts Air Force in precarious position
The service has nibbled at the edges of a 2,000-pilot shortage for years.
-
Pentagon again denies helping Ukraine attack targets inside Russia
Moscow is accusing Ukraine of launching attacks inside Russia with U.S. help
-
Another Air Force fleet grounded over fears plane tails may fall off
E-3 Sentry aerial target tracking planes are the latest to undergo inspection for subpar tail pins.
-
Minot firings due to failed nuclear safety inspection
A defense official said the dismissals resulted from not following safety regulations for vehicles and equipment.
-
MCPON: Sailors need speedier, easier access to counseling
Families don’t have to get referrals for mental health telehealth. Why do service members?
-
Baby on-board? Pregnant Air Force B-1 pilot soars to new heights
Olme is one of the first airmen to benefit from new service guidance on flying while pregnant.
-
US eclipses all other nations in military aid to Ukraine
The U.S. has given more than $46 billion in aid to Ukraine.
