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Air Force Thunderbirds pilot killed in F-16 crash near Nellis AFB
The incident happened around 10:30 a.m. Wednesday during a routine aerial demonstration training flight, Air Force officials said.
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Air Force expands free child care for deployed airmen
The Air Force this month is dramatically expanding the amount of free child care available for airmen on deployments or remote assignments.
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Air Force veteran sues after being thrown out of flag-folding ceremony
Oscar Rodriguez, the retired senior master sergeant whose ejection during a flag-folding ceremony at Travis Air Force Base in California sparked a nationwide uproar, is suing the Air Force for alleged civil rights violations.
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Air Force PJs killed in Iraq crash honored in memorial service
The Air Force on Tuesday held a memorial service to honor two Reserve pararescuemen who died in a helicopter crash in Iraq earlier this month.
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Report: Air Force grounds 30 F-15Cs at Oregon wing
Thirty F-15Cs at Kingsley Air Field in Oregon have been grounded since last week over serious maintenance problems, Military.com reported Wednesday.
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Chief Wright on OCP uniform photos: ‘My bad,’ no trolling intended
The Air Force is close — “like really close” — to making a decision on whether to adopt the Army’s Operational Camouflage Pattern uniform, Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force Kaleth Wright said in a Facebook post Tuesday.
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Airman killed in Iraq crash receives posthumous medals at memorial service
Capt. Mark Weber, one of the seven airmen killed earlier this month in a helicopter crash in western Iraq, was posthumously awarded the Meritorious Service Medal and the Air Force Commendation Medal during a memorial service last week.
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Air Force photographer in hot water after racially tinged posts
A photojournalist assigned to Ramstein Air Base in Germany is under investigation after repeatedly using a racial slur in a public Facebook group over the weekend.
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FBI investigating fiery, fatal crash after gate breached at Travis Air Force Base
A driver who breached the main gate at Travis Air Force Base in California and then crashed was prounounced dead at the scene Wednesday evening.
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Troops who responded to hurricanes last year eligible for Humanitarian Service Medal
Service members who responded to locations hit by three major hurricanes last year for disaster relief are eligible for the Humanitarian Service Medal.
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Air Force Thunderbirds pilot killed in F-16 crash near Nellis AFB
The incident happened around 10:30 a.m. Wednesday during a routine aerial demonstration training flight, Air Force officials said.
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Air Force expands free child care for deployed airmen
The Air Force this month is dramatically expanding the amount of free child care available for airmen on deployments or remote assignments.
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Air Force veteran sues after being thrown out of flag-folding ceremony
Oscar Rodriguez, the retired senior master sergeant whose ejection during a flag-folding ceremony at Travis Air Force Base in California sparked a nationwide uproar, is suing the Air Force for alleged civil rights violations.
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Air Force PJs killed in Iraq crash honored in memorial service
The Air Force on Tuesday held a memorial service to honor two Reserve pararescuemen who died in a helicopter crash in Iraq earlier this month.
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Report: Air Force grounds 30 F-15Cs at Oregon wing
Thirty F-15Cs at Kingsley Air Field in Oregon have been grounded since last week over serious maintenance problems, Military.com reported Wednesday.
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Chief Wright on OCP uniform photos: ‘My bad,’ no trolling intended
The Air Force is close — “like really close” — to making a decision on whether to adopt the Army’s Operational Camouflage Pattern uniform, Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force Kaleth Wright said in a Facebook post Tuesday.
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Airman killed in Iraq crash receives posthumous medals at memorial service
Capt. Mark Weber, one of the seven airmen killed earlier this month in a helicopter crash in western Iraq, was posthumously awarded the Meritorious Service Medal and the Air Force Commendation Medal during a memorial service last week.
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Air Force photographer in hot water after racially tinged posts
A photojournalist assigned to Ramstein Air Base in Germany is under investigation after repeatedly using a racial slur in a public Facebook group over the weekend.
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FBI investigating fiery, fatal crash after gate breached at Travis Air Force Base
A driver who breached the main gate at Travis Air Force Base in California and then crashed was prounounced dead at the scene Wednesday evening.
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Troops who responded to hurricanes last year eligible for Humanitarian Service Medal
Service members who responded to locations hit by three major hurricanes last year for disaster relief are eligible for the Humanitarian Service Medal.
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Air Force Thunderbirds pilot killed in F-16 crash near Nellis AFB
The incident happened around 10:30 a.m. Wednesday during a routine aerial demonstration training flight, Air Force officials said.
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Air Force expands free child care for deployed airmen
The Air Force this month is dramatically expanding the amount of free child care available for airmen on deployments or remote assignments.
-
Air Force veteran sues after being thrown out of flag-folding ceremony
Oscar Rodriguez, the retired senior master sergeant whose ejection during a flag-folding ceremony at Travis Air Force Base in California sparked a nationwide uproar, is suing the Air Force for alleged civil rights violations.
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Air Force PJs killed in Iraq crash honored in memorial service
The Air Force on Tuesday held a memorial service to honor two Reserve pararescuemen who died in a helicopter crash in Iraq earlier this month.
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Report: Air Force grounds 30 F-15Cs at Oregon wing
Thirty F-15Cs at Kingsley Air Field in Oregon have been grounded since last week over serious maintenance problems, Military.com reported Wednesday.
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Chief Wright on OCP uniform photos: ‘My bad,’ no trolling intended
The Air Force is close — “like really close” — to making a decision on whether to adopt the Army’s Operational Camouflage Pattern uniform, Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force Kaleth Wright said in a Facebook post Tuesday.
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Airman killed in Iraq crash receives posthumous medals at memorial service
Capt. Mark Weber, one of the seven airmen killed earlier this month in a helicopter crash in western Iraq, was posthumously awarded the Meritorious Service Medal and the Air Force Commendation Medal during a memorial service last week.
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Air Force photographer in hot water after racially tinged posts
A photojournalist assigned to Ramstein Air Base in Germany is under investigation after repeatedly using a racial slur in a public Facebook group over the weekend.
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FBI investigating fiery, fatal crash after gate breached at Travis Air Force Base
A driver who breached the main gate at Travis Air Force Base in California and then crashed was prounounced dead at the scene Wednesday evening.
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Troops who responded to hurricanes last year eligible for Humanitarian Service Medal
Service members who responded to locations hit by three major hurricanes last year for disaster relief are eligible for the Humanitarian Service Medal.
