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The Air Force needs more special ops airmen. This is how it plans to get them.
A new recruiting squadron will focus on sourcing candidates for Air Force special operations career fields.
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A-10 vs. F-35 close-air support ‘fly off’ shrouded in secrecy
The fly-off that everyone’s been waiting for is over. Wait, what?
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Air Force awards first-ever ‘R’ devices for remote combat ops
The Air Force awarded its first-ever remote “R” devices Wednesday to five airmen from the 432nd Air Expeditionary Wing at Creech Air Force Base, Nevada.
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Special tactics community ‘fortunate’ to have an airman up for Medal of Honor, Air Force Cross recipient says
A well-known special operator’s Air Force Cross was not upgraded to a Medal of Honor during a recent military-wide review of valor awards at the Pentagon. But that doesn’t bother him, and he said the focus should be on another airman who is still slotted for an upgrade to the Medal of Honor.
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US service member dies of combat wounds in Afghanistan
A U.S. service member died today of a wound sustained during a combat operation in eastern Afghanistan.
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Air Force drone, Army tank documents for sale on dark web
An Air Force officer’s computer was hacked, compromising sensitive documents relating to the MQ-9 Reaper, which were put up for sale on the dark web, along with documents relating to the M1A1 Abrams tank.
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New handbook: CCAF degrees not required for promotion; how to address an E-8
The U.S. Air Force’s new enlisted personnel handbook is shaking up promotion requirements and the way enlisted airmen can address senior master sergeants.
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Here’s what a massive spike in airdrops says about the war in Afghanistan
The shift points to intensified operations in the region, officials say.
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Air Force takes more steps to streamline deployment processes, eliminate paperwork
Pre-deployment requirements for airmen entering U.S. Air Forces Central Command’s area of responsibility were further slashed last month.
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Abrams tanks get new round of Israeli-made ‘shields’ to fend off anti-tank weapons
The Army has been exploring options for an active protection system that uses sensors, radar, and computer processing to lock on and knock down incoming rocket propelled grenades and anti-tank guided missiles.
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The Air Force needs more special ops airmen. This is how it plans to get them.
A new recruiting squadron will focus on sourcing candidates for Air Force special operations career fields.
-
A-10 vs. F-35 close-air support ‘fly off’ shrouded in secrecy
The fly-off that everyone’s been waiting for is over. Wait, what?
-
Air Force awards first-ever ‘R’ devices for remote combat ops
The Air Force awarded its first-ever remote “R” devices Wednesday to five airmen from the 432nd Air Expeditionary Wing at Creech Air Force Base, Nevada.
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Special tactics community ‘fortunate’ to have an airman up for Medal of Honor, Air Force Cross recipient says
A well-known special operator’s Air Force Cross was not upgraded to a Medal of Honor during a recent military-wide review of valor awards at the Pentagon. But that doesn’t bother him, and he said the focus should be on another airman who is still slotted for an upgrade to the Medal of Honor.
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US service member dies of combat wounds in Afghanistan
A U.S. service member died today of a wound sustained during a combat operation in eastern Afghanistan.
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Air Force drone, Army tank documents for sale on dark web
An Air Force officer’s computer was hacked, compromising sensitive documents relating to the MQ-9 Reaper, which were put up for sale on the dark web, along with documents relating to the M1A1 Abrams tank.
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New handbook: CCAF degrees not required for promotion; how to address an E-8
The U.S. Air Force’s new enlisted personnel handbook is shaking up promotion requirements and the way enlisted airmen can address senior master sergeants.
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Here’s what a massive spike in airdrops says about the war in Afghanistan
The shift points to intensified operations in the region, officials say.
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Air Force takes more steps to streamline deployment processes, eliminate paperwork
Pre-deployment requirements for airmen entering U.S. Air Forces Central Command’s area of responsibility were further slashed last month.
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Abrams tanks get new round of Israeli-made ‘shields’ to fend off anti-tank weapons
The Army has been exploring options for an active protection system that uses sensors, radar, and computer processing to lock on and knock down incoming rocket propelled grenades and anti-tank guided missiles.
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The Air Force needs more special ops airmen. This is how it plans to get them.
A new recruiting squadron will focus on sourcing candidates for Air Force special operations career fields.
-
A-10 vs. F-35 close-air support ‘fly off’ shrouded in secrecy
The fly-off that everyone’s been waiting for is over. Wait, what?
-
Air Force awards first-ever ‘R’ devices for remote combat ops
The Air Force awarded its first-ever remote “R” devices Wednesday to five airmen from the 432nd Air Expeditionary Wing at Creech Air Force Base, Nevada.
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Special tactics community ‘fortunate’ to have an airman up for Medal of Honor, Air Force Cross recipient says
A well-known special operator’s Air Force Cross was not upgraded to a Medal of Honor during a recent military-wide review of valor awards at the Pentagon. But that doesn’t bother him, and he said the focus should be on another airman who is still slotted for an upgrade to the Medal of Honor.
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US service member dies of combat wounds in Afghanistan
A U.S. service member died today of a wound sustained during a combat operation in eastern Afghanistan.
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Air Force drone, Army tank documents for sale on dark web
An Air Force officer’s computer was hacked, compromising sensitive documents relating to the MQ-9 Reaper, which were put up for sale on the dark web, along with documents relating to the M1A1 Abrams tank.
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New handbook: CCAF degrees not required for promotion; how to address an E-8
The U.S. Air Force’s new enlisted personnel handbook is shaking up promotion requirements and the way enlisted airmen can address senior master sergeants.
-
Here’s what a massive spike in airdrops says about the war in Afghanistan
The shift points to intensified operations in the region, officials say.
-
Air Force takes more steps to streamline deployment processes, eliminate paperwork
Pre-deployment requirements for airmen entering U.S. Air Forces Central Command’s area of responsibility were further slashed last month.
-
Abrams tanks get new round of Israeli-made ‘shields’ to fend off anti-tank weapons
The Army has been exploring options for an active protection system that uses sensors, radar, and computer processing to lock on and knock down incoming rocket propelled grenades and anti-tank guided missiles.
