Air Force clears T-7A Red Hawk for low-rate production
The decision authorizes a $219 million contract for the first 14 aircraft.
By Michael Scanlon
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Former Qatari aircraft on track for summer Air Force One delivery
The new aircraft in the Boeing VC-25B Bridge program completed modifications and flight testing and is now being painting red, white and blue.
No Afghan family members of U.S. troops have been eligible to come to the U.S. Here’s why
Dozens of family members would like to leave Afghanistan, but there isn't a special emigration process for them.
Prepping for a maritime fight
The Air Force is preparing for a new era in maritime operations, taking on a larger role in surface warfare as the U.S. casts a wary eye at China and Russia.
Airmen at Al Udeid warned fatigue was hurting war effort, safety reports show
Sleep deprivation is a chronic problem in the armed forces, sometimes with deadly consequences.
An American hellscape: Afghan evacuations take toll on veterans, volunteers
I am inundated daily with calls for help from dozens of other families desperate for rescue, writes the author of this commentary.
By Lark S. Escobar
The real Space Force — a great second season
We cannot deter future threats if our ability to sustain space superiority is questioned, writes the author of this commentary.
By Mark Kennedy
Laughlin Air Force Base identifies student pilot killed in T-38C mishap Friday
Laughlin Air Force Base in Texas has identified the pilot killed in the mishap involving two T-38 Talons Friday as a student aviator.
By Kent Miller
Texas man schemed to sell Chinese-made military gear to US Embassy in Baghdad, Air Force and National Guard
Tanner Jackson, 32, of Celeste, Texas, schemed to sell Chinese-made military equipment to the U.S. Department of State and other federal entities, including the Air Force and various Army National Guard units.
One dead, two injured in T-38C mishap at Laughlin Air Force Base
Seven people have died in T-38 Talon accidents since October 2017.
Military parents foot the bill to ship breast milk to their infants. That could change soon.
Advocates hope reimbursement policy will change to include breast milk starting in January.
Other states hesitant to defy Guard’s COVID vaccine mandate like Oklahoma
Several states confirmed that they have not implemented policies similar to Oklahoma's, nor do they have plans to do so.
By Davis Winkie