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DoD IG: Afghan attack pilots are helping turn the tide for troops on the ground
Less than two years after flying its first combat mission, the Afghan Air Force’s A-29 Super Tucano aircraft are playing a key role in supporting Afghan soldiers on the ground.
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Afghan Air Force must start maintaining its own aircraft, report says
The Afghan Air Force must start maintaining its own aircraft and stop relying on contractors hired by coalition forces, according to a report by the Defense Department Inspector General.
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Soldier who died rescuing four from Bronx fire will receive Soldier’s Medal
Pfc. Emmanuel Mensah, 28, perished in the Dec. 28 apartment building fire after returning three times to rescue family members and other residents.
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Airmen receive Distinguished Flying Cross for airdrop under fire in Afghanistan
Two airmen were awarded the oldest medal in U.S. military aviation history Friday for their actions in Afghanistan on Jan. 5, 2016, which left bullet holes in their aircraft’s rudder.
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Air Force unveils new berets for combat advisers
The Air Force will unveil a newly approved beret for members of the Combat Aviation Advisor community during a ceremony Saturday at Duke Field, Florida.
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Commandos raid ‘Red Unit’ in ongoing campaign against Taliban financial network
Afghan commandos executed a nighttime raid against the Taliban’s “Red Unit” in Helmand province on Monday, seizing over a ton of hashish valued at $3.4 million and freeing five captives.
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Soldier saves four before perishing in massive New York apartment fire
Pfc. Emmanuel Mensah. a soldier in the New York Army National Guard, had previously lived in the building and was visiting home after completing military training in Virginia, officials said.
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Australian Army adopts Marine Corps-style hand-to-hand combat training
Aussie Soldiers Down Under will begin unarmed combat courses.
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DoD wants your ideas on how to operate, navigate underground
Rising populations, denser urban areas and existing security threats are forcing military and civilian emergency workers underground.
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New in 2018: Three aircraft programs to watch
The futures of the Air Force’s JSTARS and light attack aircraft initiatives remain uncertain, but the next-generation trainer is likely to begin production before the end of 2018.
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DoD IG: Afghan attack pilots are helping turn the tide for troops on the ground
Less than two years after flying its first combat mission, the Afghan Air Force’s A-29 Super Tucano aircraft are playing a key role in supporting Afghan soldiers on the ground.
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Afghan Air Force must start maintaining its own aircraft, report says
The Afghan Air Force must start maintaining its own aircraft and stop relying on contractors hired by coalition forces, according to a report by the Defense Department Inspector General.
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Soldier who died rescuing four from Bronx fire will receive Soldier’s Medal
Pfc. Emmanuel Mensah, 28, perished in the Dec. 28 apartment building fire after returning three times to rescue family members and other residents.
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Airmen receive Distinguished Flying Cross for airdrop under fire in Afghanistan
Two airmen were awarded the oldest medal in U.S. military aviation history Friday for their actions in Afghanistan on Jan. 5, 2016, which left bullet holes in their aircraft’s rudder.
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Air Force unveils new berets for combat advisers
The Air Force will unveil a newly approved beret for members of the Combat Aviation Advisor community during a ceremony Saturday at Duke Field, Florida.
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Commandos raid ‘Red Unit’ in ongoing campaign against Taliban financial network
Afghan commandos executed a nighttime raid against the Taliban’s “Red Unit” in Helmand province on Monday, seizing over a ton of hashish valued at $3.4 million and freeing five captives.
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Soldier saves four before perishing in massive New York apartment fire
Pfc. Emmanuel Mensah. a soldier in the New York Army National Guard, had previously lived in the building and was visiting home after completing military training in Virginia, officials said.
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Australian Army adopts Marine Corps-style hand-to-hand combat training
Aussie Soldiers Down Under will begin unarmed combat courses.
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DoD wants your ideas on how to operate, navigate underground
Rising populations, denser urban areas and existing security threats are forcing military and civilian emergency workers underground.
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New in 2018: Three aircraft programs to watch
The futures of the Air Force’s JSTARS and light attack aircraft initiatives remain uncertain, but the next-generation trainer is likely to begin production before the end of 2018.
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DoD IG: Afghan attack pilots are helping turn the tide for troops on the ground
Less than two years after flying its first combat mission, the Afghan Air Force’s A-29 Super Tucano aircraft are playing a key role in supporting Afghan soldiers on the ground.
-
Afghan Air Force must start maintaining its own aircraft, report says
The Afghan Air Force must start maintaining its own aircraft and stop relying on contractors hired by coalition forces, according to a report by the Defense Department Inspector General.
-
Soldier who died rescuing four from Bronx fire will receive Soldier’s Medal
Pfc. Emmanuel Mensah, 28, perished in the Dec. 28 apartment building fire after returning three times to rescue family members and other residents.
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Airmen receive Distinguished Flying Cross for airdrop under fire in Afghanistan
Two airmen were awarded the oldest medal in U.S. military aviation history Friday for their actions in Afghanistan on Jan. 5, 2016, which left bullet holes in their aircraft’s rudder.
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Air Force unveils new berets for combat advisers
The Air Force will unveil a newly approved beret for members of the Combat Aviation Advisor community during a ceremony Saturday at Duke Field, Florida.
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Commandos raid ‘Red Unit’ in ongoing campaign against Taliban financial network
Afghan commandos executed a nighttime raid against the Taliban’s “Red Unit” in Helmand province on Monday, seizing over a ton of hashish valued at $3.4 million and freeing five captives.
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Soldier saves four before perishing in massive New York apartment fire
Pfc. Emmanuel Mensah. a soldier in the New York Army National Guard, had previously lived in the building and was visiting home after completing military training in Virginia, officials said.
-
Australian Army adopts Marine Corps-style hand-to-hand combat training
Aussie Soldiers Down Under will begin unarmed combat courses.
-
DoD wants your ideas on how to operate, navigate underground
Rising populations, denser urban areas and existing security threats are forcing military and civilian emergency workers underground.
-
New in 2018: Three aircraft programs to watch
The futures of the Air Force’s JSTARS and light attack aircraft initiatives remain uncertain, but the next-generation trainer is likely to begin production before the end of 2018.
