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Air Force combat controller to receive Silver Star for heroism in Iraq
Staff Sgt. Christopher Lewis was attached to a platoon of Navy SEALs as a joint terminal attack controller escorting more than 300 Kurdish peshmerga forces.
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After Texas church shooting, Air Force finds dozens of similar crime reporting lapses
The Air Force on Tuesday said it has found dozens of database reporting lapses of the same kind that may have allowed the Sutherland Springs, Texas, church shooter to buy guns despite his domestic violence conviction.
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Air Force astronaut: When spacewalking, ‘that first step is a doozy’
The Air Force pilot and Air Force Academy graduate spent about five months aboard the International Space Station — the experience was awe-inspiring.
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Air Force Academy cadet wrote racial slur outside his own dorm room
That cadet candidate is no longer a student at the academy’s prep school.
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Church shooter threatened to kill superiors, escaped from mental health hospital in 2012
The former airman who shot and killed 26 people in a Texas church Sunday, previously escaped from a behavioral health hospital after being caught sneaking firearms on base and threatening to kill his superiors.
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Air Force failed to report Texas church shooter’s domestic assault conviction to FBI
The Air Force has launched a review of how it handled the Sutherland Springs church shooter’s criminal records after finding it didn’t submit domestic violence records that should have barred him from owning guns.
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Texas church attacker identified as former airman Devin Kelley
The gunman who killed more than 20 people in a Texas church shooting Sunday morning was a former airman who was court-martialed and dishonorably discharged, according to a CBS News report.
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Air Force general: The battle against ISIS is about to converge in the Euphrates valley
Iraqi troops and the U.S.-led coalition supporting them are gearing up for a battle to drive ISIS out of towns like Al Qaim in the Euphrates River Valley.
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Afghanistan airstrikes hit highest point in years
The number of weapons released in Afghanistan by the Air Force and allies in September hit the highest level in seven years.
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US troops deliver food, supplies to devastated Puerto Rico during round-the-clock operations
The U.S. military on Thursday kept pace with 24-hour operations to send aircraft, troops, food, supplies and equipment to Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands as the islands struggle to recover after Hurricane Maria.
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Air Force combat controller to receive Silver Star for heroism in Iraq
Staff Sgt. Christopher Lewis was attached to a platoon of Navy SEALs as a joint terminal attack controller escorting more than 300 Kurdish peshmerga forces.
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After Texas church shooting, Air Force finds dozens of similar crime reporting lapses
The Air Force on Tuesday said it has found dozens of database reporting lapses of the same kind that may have allowed the Sutherland Springs, Texas, church shooter to buy guns despite his domestic violence conviction.
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Air Force astronaut: When spacewalking, ‘that first step is a doozy’
The Air Force pilot and Air Force Academy graduate spent about five months aboard the International Space Station — the experience was awe-inspiring.
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Air Force Academy cadet wrote racial slur outside his own dorm room
That cadet candidate is no longer a student at the academy’s prep school.
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Church shooter threatened to kill superiors, escaped from mental health hospital in 2012
The former airman who shot and killed 26 people in a Texas church Sunday, previously escaped from a behavioral health hospital after being caught sneaking firearms on base and threatening to kill his superiors.
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Air Force failed to report Texas church shooter’s domestic assault conviction to FBI
The Air Force has launched a review of how it handled the Sutherland Springs church shooter’s criminal records after finding it didn’t submit domestic violence records that should have barred him from owning guns.
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Texas church attacker identified as former airman Devin Kelley
The gunman who killed more than 20 people in a Texas church shooting Sunday morning was a former airman who was court-martialed and dishonorably discharged, according to a CBS News report.
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Air Force general: The battle against ISIS is about to converge in the Euphrates valley
Iraqi troops and the U.S.-led coalition supporting them are gearing up for a battle to drive ISIS out of towns like Al Qaim in the Euphrates River Valley.
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Afghanistan airstrikes hit highest point in years
The number of weapons released in Afghanistan by the Air Force and allies in September hit the highest level in seven years.
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US troops deliver food, supplies to devastated Puerto Rico during round-the-clock operations
The U.S. military on Thursday kept pace with 24-hour operations to send aircraft, troops, food, supplies and equipment to Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands as the islands struggle to recover after Hurricane Maria.
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Air Force combat controller to receive Silver Star for heroism in Iraq
Staff Sgt. Christopher Lewis was attached to a platoon of Navy SEALs as a joint terminal attack controller escorting more than 300 Kurdish peshmerga forces.
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After Texas church shooting, Air Force finds dozens of similar crime reporting lapses
The Air Force on Tuesday said it has found dozens of database reporting lapses of the same kind that may have allowed the Sutherland Springs, Texas, church shooter to buy guns despite his domestic violence conviction.
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Air Force astronaut: When spacewalking, ‘that first step is a doozy’
The Air Force pilot and Air Force Academy graduate spent about five months aboard the International Space Station — the experience was awe-inspiring.
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Air Force Academy cadet wrote racial slur outside his own dorm room
That cadet candidate is no longer a student at the academy’s prep school.
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Church shooter threatened to kill superiors, escaped from mental health hospital in 2012
The former airman who shot and killed 26 people in a Texas church Sunday, previously escaped from a behavioral health hospital after being caught sneaking firearms on base and threatening to kill his superiors.
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Air Force failed to report Texas church shooter’s domestic assault conviction to FBI
The Air Force has launched a review of how it handled the Sutherland Springs church shooter’s criminal records after finding it didn’t submit domestic violence records that should have barred him from owning guns.
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Texas church attacker identified as former airman Devin Kelley
The gunman who killed more than 20 people in a Texas church shooting Sunday morning was a former airman who was court-martialed and dishonorably discharged, according to a CBS News report.
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Air Force general: The battle against ISIS is about to converge in the Euphrates valley
Iraqi troops and the U.S.-led coalition supporting them are gearing up for a battle to drive ISIS out of towns like Al Qaim in the Euphrates River Valley.
-
Afghanistan airstrikes hit highest point in years
The number of weapons released in Afghanistan by the Air Force and allies in September hit the highest level in seven years.
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US troops deliver food, supplies to devastated Puerto Rico during round-the-clock operations
The U.S. military on Thursday kept pace with 24-hour operations to send aircraft, troops, food, supplies and equipment to Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands as the islands struggle to recover after Hurricane Maria.
