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‘Last pocket of ISIS’ fighters surrounded, DoD official says
U.S. troops and their local partner forces have surrounded what has been called the “last pocket of ISIS resistance,” according to military officials involved in the campaign.
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Half a century later, airman killed in remote Alaskan crash identified
The Air Force has announced the name of a service member recovered from a C-124 Globemaster aircraft that was lost more than half a century ago.
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‘Air Force One’ mock-up parked at National Harbor near Washington
A full-size replica of the aircraft that carries the president of the United States on trips across the country and around the world will be on display at National Harbor, Maryland, just outside Washington, D.C., through the holiday season.
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Clean-up begins after typhoon trashed US airbase in Japan
Airman at Yokota Air Base are waking up this week to clean-up duties following a typhoon’s impact this weekend.
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Iran fires ballistic missiles at Syria militants; Pentagon says coalition troops were at risk
Monday’s strike comes as tensions rise ahead of renewed U.S. sanctions against Iran.
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Army kills paper meal cards, introduces automated CAC system and food trucks for soldiers on the go
The Army is phasing out its manual meal card system after decades of use and transitioning to a new automated meal entitlement code system.
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US military posture in Asia could change if China declares another Air Defense Identification Zone
The U.S. military posture in Asia could be forced to change if China set up another Air Defense Identification Zone in the region, a senior national security official said this week.
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Is there a doctor on the flight? Airmen save life on commercial airliner
A group of Air Force reservists were credited with saving the life of a man suspected of having a heart attack on a commercial flight.
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DoD faces scrutiny on mission creep in Syria to ‘counter Iran’
Plans to keep U.S. troops in Syria to counter Iran may not be constitutional without a new authorization from Congress.
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Hollywood gets all spooky-like in visit to Air Force Special Operations Command
Air Force Special Operations Command is interested in Hollywood, or at least in making sure the movies coming out of Tinsel Town portray special operators more accurately.
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‘Last pocket of ISIS’ fighters surrounded, DoD official says
U.S. troops and their local partner forces have surrounded what has been called the “last pocket of ISIS resistance,” according to military officials involved in the campaign.
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Half a century later, airman killed in remote Alaskan crash identified
The Air Force has announced the name of a service member recovered from a C-124 Globemaster aircraft that was lost more than half a century ago.
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‘Air Force One’ mock-up parked at National Harbor near Washington
A full-size replica of the aircraft that carries the president of the United States on trips across the country and around the world will be on display at National Harbor, Maryland, just outside Washington, D.C., through the holiday season.
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Clean-up begins after typhoon trashed US airbase in Japan
Airman at Yokota Air Base are waking up this week to clean-up duties following a typhoon’s impact this weekend.
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Iran fires ballistic missiles at Syria militants; Pentagon says coalition troops were at risk
Monday’s strike comes as tensions rise ahead of renewed U.S. sanctions against Iran.
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Army kills paper meal cards, introduces automated CAC system and food trucks for soldiers on the go
The Army is phasing out its manual meal card system after decades of use and transitioning to a new automated meal entitlement code system.
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US military posture in Asia could change if China declares another Air Defense Identification Zone
The U.S. military posture in Asia could be forced to change if China set up another Air Defense Identification Zone in the region, a senior national security official said this week.
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Is there a doctor on the flight? Airmen save life on commercial airliner
A group of Air Force reservists were credited with saving the life of a man suspected of having a heart attack on a commercial flight.
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DoD faces scrutiny on mission creep in Syria to ‘counter Iran’
Plans to keep U.S. troops in Syria to counter Iran may not be constitutional without a new authorization from Congress.
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Hollywood gets all spooky-like in visit to Air Force Special Operations Command
Air Force Special Operations Command is interested in Hollywood, or at least in making sure the movies coming out of Tinsel Town portray special operators more accurately.
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‘Last pocket of ISIS’ fighters surrounded, DoD official says
U.S. troops and their local partner forces have surrounded what has been called the “last pocket of ISIS resistance,” according to military officials involved in the campaign.
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Half a century later, airman killed in remote Alaskan crash identified
The Air Force has announced the name of a service member recovered from a C-124 Globemaster aircraft that was lost more than half a century ago.
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‘Air Force One’ mock-up parked at National Harbor near Washington
A full-size replica of the aircraft that carries the president of the United States on trips across the country and around the world will be on display at National Harbor, Maryland, just outside Washington, D.C., through the holiday season.
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Clean-up begins after typhoon trashed US airbase in Japan
Airman at Yokota Air Base are waking up this week to clean-up duties following a typhoon’s impact this weekend.
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Iran fires ballistic missiles at Syria militants; Pentagon says coalition troops were at risk
Monday’s strike comes as tensions rise ahead of renewed U.S. sanctions against Iran.
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Army kills paper meal cards, introduces automated CAC system and food trucks for soldiers on the go
The Army is phasing out its manual meal card system after decades of use and transitioning to a new automated meal entitlement code system.
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US military posture in Asia could change if China declares another Air Defense Identification Zone
The U.S. military posture in Asia could be forced to change if China set up another Air Defense Identification Zone in the region, a senior national security official said this week.
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Is there a doctor on the flight? Airmen save life on commercial airliner
A group of Air Force reservists were credited with saving the life of a man suspected of having a heart attack on a commercial flight.
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DoD faces scrutiny on mission creep in Syria to ‘counter Iran’
Plans to keep U.S. troops in Syria to counter Iran may not be constitutional without a new authorization from Congress.
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Hollywood gets all spooky-like in visit to Air Force Special Operations Command
Air Force Special Operations Command is interested in Hollywood, or at least in making sure the movies coming out of Tinsel Town portray special operators more accurately.
