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Soldier gets new ear after growing it on her arm
The Fort Bliss private lost her left ear in a car accident in 2016.
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Tim Kennedy talks about trying not to die in new TV show
The first season will air on the Discovery Channel this summer.
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Airman saves teen after car flips
The security forces airman on leave from Barksdale Air Force Base, La., rescued a Texas teenager from an upside down, smoking car recently.
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Say hello to my little pen — military’s favorite ink stick turns 50
The military’s favorite pen turns 50!
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Cadets to compete in their version of Best Ranger competition
Teams from all the service academies are competing in the 36-hour event.
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Support group commander at Osan Air Base relieved of duties
The decision was due to a loss of confidence.
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Vietnam veteran, longtime Hollywood adviser helps tell the tale of ‘Sgt. Stubby’
‘Sgt. Stubby: An American Hero’ hits theaters Friday.
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US military parachute part lands by school in Japan
Days after local residents near Yokota Air Base, Japan, protested the arrival of five Air Force CV-22 Osprey tiltrotor aircraft due to safety concerns, part of a military parachute landed on the grounds of a nearby school.
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From boots to flight suits, the Air Force is working to improve gear for female pilots
Air Force leaders want female pilots to have equipment that fits and reduces risk of injury.
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Soldier gets new ear after growing it on her arm
The Fort Bliss private lost her left ear in a car accident in 2016.
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Tim Kennedy talks about trying not to die in new TV show
The first season will air on the Discovery Channel this summer.
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Airman saves teen after car flips
The security forces airman on leave from Barksdale Air Force Base, La., rescued a Texas teenager from an upside down, smoking car recently.
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Say hello to my little pen — military’s favorite ink stick turns 50
The military’s favorite pen turns 50!
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Cadets to compete in their version of Best Ranger competition
Teams from all the service academies are competing in the 36-hour event.
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Support group commander at Osan Air Base relieved of duties
The decision was due to a loss of confidence.
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Air Force investigates death of Eielson airman
The master sergeant was found in his home.
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Vietnam veteran, longtime Hollywood adviser helps tell the tale of ‘Sgt. Stubby’
‘Sgt. Stubby: An American Hero’ hits theaters Friday.
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US military parachute part lands by school in Japan
Days after local residents near Yokota Air Base, Japan, protested the arrival of five Air Force CV-22 Osprey tiltrotor aircraft due to safety concerns, part of a military parachute landed on the grounds of a nearby school.
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From boots to flight suits, the Air Force is working to improve gear for female pilots
Air Force leaders want female pilots to have equipment that fits and reduces risk of injury.
-
Soldier gets new ear after growing it on her arm
The Fort Bliss private lost her left ear in a car accident in 2016.
-
Tim Kennedy talks about trying not to die in new TV show
The first season will air on the Discovery Channel this summer.
-
Airman saves teen after car flips
The security forces airman on leave from Barksdale Air Force Base, La., rescued a Texas teenager from an upside down, smoking car recently.
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Say hello to my little pen — military’s favorite ink stick turns 50
The military’s favorite pen turns 50!
-
Cadets to compete in their version of Best Ranger competition
Teams from all the service academies are competing in the 36-hour event.
-
Support group commander at Osan Air Base relieved of duties
The decision was due to a loss of confidence.
-
Air Force investigates death of Eielson airman
The master sergeant was found in his home.
-
Vietnam veteran, longtime Hollywood adviser helps tell the tale of ‘Sgt. Stubby’
‘Sgt. Stubby: An American Hero’ hits theaters Friday.
-
US military parachute part lands by school in Japan
Days after local residents near Yokota Air Base, Japan, protested the arrival of five Air Force CV-22 Osprey tiltrotor aircraft due to safety concerns, part of a military parachute landed on the grounds of a nearby school.
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From boots to flight suits, the Air Force is working to improve gear for female pilots
Air Force leaders want female pilots to have equipment that fits and reduces risk of injury.
