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Look out below! C-17 accidentally airdrops Humvee over neighborhood near Fort Bragg
A C-17 Globemaster on a training mission in North Carolina accidentally airdropped a Humvee about five miles short of a drop zone near Fort Bragg on Wednesday.
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Air Force eyes major changes to fix ‘dysfunctional’ battlefield airman structure
The Air Force is considering major changes to how it organizes, trains and sustains its elite battlefield airmen by 2030, according to a memo obtained by Air Force Times.
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Report: Trump may fire Air Force Secretary Wilson over Space Force
President Trump is considering firing Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson after the midterm elections due to her perceived slow-rolling of his order to create a separate Space Force, according to a report from Foreign Policy.
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Air Force T-6 crashes in Texas, crew suffers ‘minor injuries’
The T-6 fleet has been plagued with hypoxia problems.
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‘Extraordinary sacrifice’: Air Force Tech. Sgt. John Chapman posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor
Tech. Sgt. John Chapman, the combat controller who was killed trying to save the lives of a team of Army Rangers during a ferocious Afghanistan battle in 2002, was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor Wednesday.
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GAO raps Pentagon, services for not properly tracking aviation mishap data
As the military faces an alarming uptick in plane crashes and other aviation-related mishaps, some fatal, the Government Accountability Office took the Army, Navy and Air Force to task for not tracking aviation mishap data in the same way.
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Former Minot judge advocate accused of attempted PCS scam
The former staff judge advocate at Minot Air Force Base faces an Article 32 hearing next month stemming from alleged fraudulent claims on damaged household items and lying to investigators.
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The video of Medal of Honor nominee Tech. Sgt Chapman’s heroic last stand is now online
Video of Medal of Honor nominee Tech. Sgt. John Chapman’s final battle can now be seen online.
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Senior airman dedicates hours to honing her craft and giving back to her community
Senior Airman Brittany Cason, a space console operator and line instructor in the 18th Space Control Squadron, has already impressed her supervisors with her drive and determination to excel.
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Let the games begin: Jon Stewart, Kelly Clarkson and more open 2018 Warrior Games
About 300 wounded, ill and injured service members and veterans from the United States, United Kingdom, Australia and Canada are competing in the 2018 Warrior Games.
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Look out below! C-17 accidentally airdrops Humvee over neighborhood near Fort Bragg
A C-17 Globemaster on a training mission in North Carolina accidentally airdropped a Humvee about five miles short of a drop zone near Fort Bragg on Wednesday.
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Air Force eyes major changes to fix ‘dysfunctional’ battlefield airman structure
The Air Force is considering major changes to how it organizes, trains and sustains its elite battlefield airmen by 2030, according to a memo obtained by Air Force Times.
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Report: Trump may fire Air Force Secretary Wilson over Space Force
President Trump is considering firing Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson after the midterm elections due to her perceived slow-rolling of his order to create a separate Space Force, according to a report from Foreign Policy.
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Air Force T-6 crashes in Texas, crew suffers ‘minor injuries’
The T-6 fleet has been plagued with hypoxia problems.
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‘Extraordinary sacrifice’: Air Force Tech. Sgt. John Chapman posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor
Tech. Sgt. John Chapman, the combat controller who was killed trying to save the lives of a team of Army Rangers during a ferocious Afghanistan battle in 2002, was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor Wednesday.
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GAO raps Pentagon, services for not properly tracking aviation mishap data
As the military faces an alarming uptick in plane crashes and other aviation-related mishaps, some fatal, the Government Accountability Office took the Army, Navy and Air Force to task for not tracking aviation mishap data in the same way.
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Former Minot judge advocate accused of attempted PCS scam
The former staff judge advocate at Minot Air Force Base faces an Article 32 hearing next month stemming from alleged fraudulent claims on damaged household items and lying to investigators.
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The video of Medal of Honor nominee Tech. Sgt Chapman’s heroic last stand is now online
Video of Medal of Honor nominee Tech. Sgt. John Chapman’s final battle can now be seen online.
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Senior airman dedicates hours to honing her craft and giving back to her community
Senior Airman Brittany Cason, a space console operator and line instructor in the 18th Space Control Squadron, has already impressed her supervisors with her drive and determination to excel.
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Let the games begin: Jon Stewart, Kelly Clarkson and more open 2018 Warrior Games
About 300 wounded, ill and injured service members and veterans from the United States, United Kingdom, Australia and Canada are competing in the 2018 Warrior Games.
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Look out below! C-17 accidentally airdrops Humvee over neighborhood near Fort Bragg
A C-17 Globemaster on a training mission in North Carolina accidentally airdropped a Humvee about five miles short of a drop zone near Fort Bragg on Wednesday.
-
Air Force eyes major changes to fix ‘dysfunctional’ battlefield airman structure
The Air Force is considering major changes to how it organizes, trains and sustains its elite battlefield airmen by 2030, according to a memo obtained by Air Force Times.
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Report: Trump may fire Air Force Secretary Wilson over Space Force
President Trump is considering firing Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson after the midterm elections due to her perceived slow-rolling of his order to create a separate Space Force, according to a report from Foreign Policy.
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Air Force T-6 crashes in Texas, crew suffers ‘minor injuries’
The T-6 fleet has been plagued with hypoxia problems.
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‘Extraordinary sacrifice’: Air Force Tech. Sgt. John Chapman posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor
Tech. Sgt. John Chapman, the combat controller who was killed trying to save the lives of a team of Army Rangers during a ferocious Afghanistan battle in 2002, was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor Wednesday.
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GAO raps Pentagon, services for not properly tracking aviation mishap data
As the military faces an alarming uptick in plane crashes and other aviation-related mishaps, some fatal, the Government Accountability Office took the Army, Navy and Air Force to task for not tracking aviation mishap data in the same way.
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Former Minot judge advocate accused of attempted PCS scam
The former staff judge advocate at Minot Air Force Base faces an Article 32 hearing next month stemming from alleged fraudulent claims on damaged household items and lying to investigators.
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The video of Medal of Honor nominee Tech. Sgt Chapman’s heroic last stand is now online
Video of Medal of Honor nominee Tech. Sgt. John Chapman’s final battle can now be seen online.
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Senior airman dedicates hours to honing her craft and giving back to her community
Senior Airman Brittany Cason, a space console operator and line instructor in the 18th Space Control Squadron, has already impressed her supervisors with her drive and determination to excel.
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Let the games begin: Jon Stewart, Kelly Clarkson and more open 2018 Warrior Games
About 300 wounded, ill and injured service members and veterans from the United States, United Kingdom, Australia and Canada are competing in the 2018 Warrior Games.
