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PJ killed in Iraq crash among 33 airmen honored for rescuing German sailors stranded at sea
Thirty-three Air Force Reserve airmen were honored last week for their role in the rescue of two German sailors stranded at sea last summer.
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After string of fatal crashes, Air Force orders safety stand down
In the wake of a series of troubling aircraft mishaps and crashes ― several of which have been fatal ― Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein has ordered a one-day safety review for all flying and maintenance wings by May 21.
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Puerto Rico National Guard identifies nine airmen killed in WC-130 crash
The Puerto Rico Air National Guard on Thursday identified the nine airmen killed in a WC-130 crash in Georgia.
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Air Force B-52s patrol South China Sea
The Air Force on April 24 flew B-52H Stratofortress bombers to the South China Sea as part of a training mission.
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SOCOM boss: Adversaries are disabling Air Force gunships in Syria
Adversaries in Syria are attempting to use aggressive electronic warfare capabilities to disable the Air Force’s gunships.
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After loss of pilot, former Air Force Thunderbird returns to fill the gap
Three weeks after a Thunderbirds pilot was killed in an F-16 crash in Nevada, the Air Force aerial demonstration group has brought back a veteran pilot to fill his slot.
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Engine trouble led to F-16 crash near Luke Air Force Base
The pilot of an F-16C from Luke Air Force Base that crashed in Arizona Tuesday tried to make an emergency landing after experiencing trouble with his engine.
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Report: Medal of Honor approved for Air Force combat controller Tech. Sgt. John Chapman
Tech Sgt. John Chapman would be the first airman to receive a Medal of Honor for actions since the Vietnam War.
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Pentagon corrects statements about air-to-surface missile, F-22 roles in Syria strike
The Pentagon on Thursday corrected the record on the use of an advanced air-to-surface missile and the F-22 Raptor fighter during the April 13 strike on Syrian regime chemical weapons facilities.
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Colonel demoted, immediately retired from Air National Guard over dinosaur puppet video
The Tennessee Air National Guard colonel who led a re-enlistment ceremony in which a senior noncommissioned officer recited her oath using a dinosaur puppet has been demoted and retired.
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PJ killed in Iraq crash among 33 airmen honored for rescuing German sailors stranded at sea
Thirty-three Air Force Reserve airmen were honored last week for their role in the rescue of two German sailors stranded at sea last summer.
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After string of fatal crashes, Air Force orders safety stand down
In the wake of a series of troubling aircraft mishaps and crashes ― several of which have been fatal ― Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein has ordered a one-day safety review for all flying and maintenance wings by May 21.
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Puerto Rico National Guard identifies nine airmen killed in WC-130 crash
The Puerto Rico Air National Guard on Thursday identified the nine airmen killed in a WC-130 crash in Georgia.
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Air Force B-52s patrol South China Sea
The Air Force on April 24 flew B-52H Stratofortress bombers to the South China Sea as part of a training mission.
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SOCOM boss: Adversaries are disabling Air Force gunships in Syria
Adversaries in Syria are attempting to use aggressive electronic warfare capabilities to disable the Air Force’s gunships.
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After loss of pilot, former Air Force Thunderbird returns to fill the gap
Three weeks after a Thunderbirds pilot was killed in an F-16 crash in Nevada, the Air Force aerial demonstration group has brought back a veteran pilot to fill his slot.
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Engine trouble led to F-16 crash near Luke Air Force Base
The pilot of an F-16C from Luke Air Force Base that crashed in Arizona Tuesday tried to make an emergency landing after experiencing trouble with his engine.
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Report: Medal of Honor approved for Air Force combat controller Tech. Sgt. John Chapman
Tech Sgt. John Chapman would be the first airman to receive a Medal of Honor for actions since the Vietnam War.
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Pentagon corrects statements about air-to-surface missile, F-22 roles in Syria strike
The Pentagon on Thursday corrected the record on the use of an advanced air-to-surface missile and the F-22 Raptor fighter during the April 13 strike on Syrian regime chemical weapons facilities.
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Colonel demoted, immediately retired from Air National Guard over dinosaur puppet video
The Tennessee Air National Guard colonel who led a re-enlistment ceremony in which a senior noncommissioned officer recited her oath using a dinosaur puppet has been demoted and retired.
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PJ killed in Iraq crash among 33 airmen honored for rescuing German sailors stranded at sea
Thirty-three Air Force Reserve airmen were honored last week for their role in the rescue of two German sailors stranded at sea last summer.
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After string of fatal crashes, Air Force orders safety stand down
In the wake of a series of troubling aircraft mishaps and crashes ― several of which have been fatal ― Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein has ordered a one-day safety review for all flying and maintenance wings by May 21.
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Puerto Rico National Guard identifies nine airmen killed in WC-130 crash
The Puerto Rico Air National Guard on Thursday identified the nine airmen killed in a WC-130 crash in Georgia.
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Air Force B-52s patrol South China Sea
The Air Force on April 24 flew B-52H Stratofortress bombers to the South China Sea as part of a training mission.
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SOCOM boss: Adversaries are disabling Air Force gunships in Syria
Adversaries in Syria are attempting to use aggressive electronic warfare capabilities to disable the Air Force’s gunships.
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After loss of pilot, former Air Force Thunderbird returns to fill the gap
Three weeks after a Thunderbirds pilot was killed in an F-16 crash in Nevada, the Air Force aerial demonstration group has brought back a veteran pilot to fill his slot.
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Engine trouble led to F-16 crash near Luke Air Force Base
The pilot of an F-16C from Luke Air Force Base that crashed in Arizona Tuesday tried to make an emergency landing after experiencing trouble with his engine.
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Report: Medal of Honor approved for Air Force combat controller Tech. Sgt. John Chapman
Tech Sgt. John Chapman would be the first airman to receive a Medal of Honor for actions since the Vietnam War.
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Pentagon corrects statements about air-to-surface missile, F-22 roles in Syria strike
The Pentagon on Thursday corrected the record on the use of an advanced air-to-surface missile and the F-22 Raptor fighter during the April 13 strike on Syrian regime chemical weapons facilities.
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Colonel demoted, immediately retired from Air National Guard over dinosaur puppet video
The Tennessee Air National Guard colonel who led a re-enlistment ceremony in which a senior noncommissioned officer recited her oath using a dinosaur puppet has been demoted and retired.
