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Stratofortresses fly sorties over South China Sea, first since November
Two B-52H Stratofortress bombers flew a “routine mission” over contested islands in the South China Sea Monday, U.S. Pacific Air Forces said in a statement after the aircraft returned.
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Chief helps special tactics airmen wrap up 830-mile march to honor their fallen
Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. David Goldfein flew out to Hurlburt Field, Florida, on Monday to help airmen close out a memorial march that bridged five states and 830 miles.
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Air Force MQ-9 Reaper drones based in Poland are now fully operational
Poland was chosen as a location for the mission due to its “strategic location in Eastern Europe.”
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Final assault against ISIS camp launched Friday night and is still ongoing
By Sunday, the assault had slowed down amid allegations of human shields.
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The border wall funding fight likely won’t impact Tyndall, but what about Air Force readiness?
The shifting of funds to rebuild Tyndall AFB has lawmakers concerned that Air Force readiness and other projects may be impacted down the line.
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Facial recognition may be coming to the gate of an Air Force base near you
The idea was put forth in January as part of an innovation campaign the Air Force started to crowd-source ideas from its airmen.
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Northern border along Arctic, not southern, is what worries NORAD leaders
The top officer at U.S. Northern Command and North American Aerospace Defense Command warned lawmakers about growing Russian and Chinese interest in the Arctic.
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Fighter jock culture may be holding Air Force back, Rand study says
The Air Force has long been dominated by fighter pilots at senior leadership levels. It may be time for that to change..
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Airdrops increase 20-fold as Taliban threaten Afghan roadways and provincial capitals
The Taliban continue to threaten Afghanistan’s provincial capitals, particularly Ghazni and Farah cities, both of which came under siege during the 2018 fighting season, according to the Department of Defense Inspector General.
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Airman returns grandfather’s captured Japanese battle flag
An airman traveled to Japan to personally return a Japanese battle flag that was captured by his grandfather during World War II.
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Stratofortresses fly sorties over South China Sea, first since November
Two B-52H Stratofortress bombers flew a “routine mission” over contested islands in the South China Sea Monday, U.S. Pacific Air Forces said in a statement after the aircraft returned.
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Chief helps special tactics airmen wrap up 830-mile march to honor their fallen
Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. David Goldfein flew out to Hurlburt Field, Florida, on Monday to help airmen close out a memorial march that bridged five states and 830 miles.
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Air Force MQ-9 Reaper drones based in Poland are now fully operational
Poland was chosen as a location for the mission due to its “strategic location in Eastern Europe.”
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Final assault against ISIS camp launched Friday night and is still ongoing
By Sunday, the assault had slowed down amid allegations of human shields.
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The border wall funding fight likely won’t impact Tyndall, but what about Air Force readiness?
The shifting of funds to rebuild Tyndall AFB has lawmakers concerned that Air Force readiness and other projects may be impacted down the line.
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Facial recognition may be coming to the gate of an Air Force base near you
The idea was put forth in January as part of an innovation campaign the Air Force started to crowd-source ideas from its airmen.
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Northern border along Arctic, not southern, is what worries NORAD leaders
The top officer at U.S. Northern Command and North American Aerospace Defense Command warned lawmakers about growing Russian and Chinese interest in the Arctic.
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Fighter jock culture may be holding Air Force back, Rand study says
The Air Force has long been dominated by fighter pilots at senior leadership levels. It may be time for that to change..
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Airdrops increase 20-fold as Taliban threaten Afghan roadways and provincial capitals
The Taliban continue to threaten Afghanistan’s provincial capitals, particularly Ghazni and Farah cities, both of which came under siege during the 2018 fighting season, according to the Department of Defense Inspector General.
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Airman returns grandfather’s captured Japanese battle flag
An airman traveled to Japan to personally return a Japanese battle flag that was captured by his grandfather during World War II.
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Stratofortresses fly sorties over South China Sea, first since November
Two B-52H Stratofortress bombers flew a “routine mission” over contested islands in the South China Sea Monday, U.S. Pacific Air Forces said in a statement after the aircraft returned.
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Chief helps special tactics airmen wrap up 830-mile march to honor their fallen
Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. David Goldfein flew out to Hurlburt Field, Florida, on Monday to help airmen close out a memorial march that bridged five states and 830 miles.
-
Air Force MQ-9 Reaper drones based in Poland are now fully operational
Poland was chosen as a location for the mission due to its “strategic location in Eastern Europe.”
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Final assault against ISIS camp launched Friday night and is still ongoing
By Sunday, the assault had slowed down amid allegations of human shields.
-
The border wall funding fight likely won’t impact Tyndall, but what about Air Force readiness?
The shifting of funds to rebuild Tyndall AFB has lawmakers concerned that Air Force readiness and other projects may be impacted down the line.
-
Facial recognition may be coming to the gate of an Air Force base near you
The idea was put forth in January as part of an innovation campaign the Air Force started to crowd-source ideas from its airmen.
-
Northern border along Arctic, not southern, is what worries NORAD leaders
The top officer at U.S. Northern Command and North American Aerospace Defense Command warned lawmakers about growing Russian and Chinese interest in the Arctic.
-
Fighter jock culture may be holding Air Force back, Rand study says
The Air Force has long been dominated by fighter pilots at senior leadership levels. It may be time for that to change..
-
Airdrops increase 20-fold as Taliban threaten Afghan roadways and provincial capitals
The Taliban continue to threaten Afghanistan’s provincial capitals, particularly Ghazni and Farah cities, both of which came under siege during the 2018 fighting season, according to the Department of Defense Inspector General.
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Airman returns grandfather’s captured Japanese battle flag
An airman traveled to Japan to personally return a Japanese battle flag that was captured by his grandfather during World War II.
