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Air Force report: Propulsion malfunction led to A-29 Super Tucano crash
A mysterious malfunction led to a dramatic loss of thrust that caused an A-29 Super Tucano to crash near Homerville, Georgia, last March, according to a newly released accident investigation board report.
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‘I wasn’t myself’: Culprit who wrote racial slurs at Air Force Academy blames concussion
The Air Force Academy preparatory school cadet candidate who wrote racial slurs outside of his and four other cadet candidates’ dorm rooms last year tried to blame his actions on an untreated concussion.
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Pilots are flying 17 hours per month, but it’s still not enough, Air Force secretary says
Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson on Thursday refuted reports that the service’s pilots are only flying nine or 10 hours per month.
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Air Force punishes Nellis airman for racially charged online rant
Nellis Air Force Base officials say they have punished an airman for posting a profane Facebook video in which she made racially charged comments.
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As Tet Offensive erupted, this Air Force vet bombed his own base to repel attack
Fifty years ago, 1st Lt. Fred Abrams and his wingman, the late Maj. Joe Bulger, carried out danger-close airstrikes on their own base, where Viet Cong infiltrators had dug in to make their last stand.
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Lawmaker blasts Air Force general over unsolved hypoxia problem
The chairman of a House Armed Services subcommittee blasted the Air Force’s deputy chief of staff for operations Tuesday over the service’s inability to get to the bottom of the hypoxia problem plaguing pilots.
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Air Force removes tech sergeant from supervisory role after racially charged Facebook rant
A technical sergeant at Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada has been removed from her supervisory role and is now under investigation after posting a profane and racially charged video to Facebook.
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Air Force rolls out new job-specific PT tests to better prepare airmen for the fight
The Air Force is designing physical fitness tests, tailored to specific career fields, to see if airmen can perform the physical tasks required for their jobs.
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Captain Marvel meets the Air Force: Actress Brie Larson visits Nellis for superhero movie
Oscar-winning actress Brie Larson paid a visit to Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada this week to research her next role: Air Force officer-turned-Avenger Captain Marvel.
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Air Force taps brigadier general to look into hypoxia, related issues
The Air Force has assembled a team to look into the rash of hypoxia and other alarming physiological events endangering the safety of pilots.
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Air Force report: Propulsion malfunction led to A-29 Super Tucano crash
A mysterious malfunction led to a dramatic loss of thrust that caused an A-29 Super Tucano to crash near Homerville, Georgia, last March, according to a newly released accident investigation board report.
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‘I wasn’t myself’: Culprit who wrote racial slurs at Air Force Academy blames concussion
The Air Force Academy preparatory school cadet candidate who wrote racial slurs outside of his and four other cadet candidates’ dorm rooms last year tried to blame his actions on an untreated concussion.
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Pilots are flying 17 hours per month, but it’s still not enough, Air Force secretary says
Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson on Thursday refuted reports that the service’s pilots are only flying nine or 10 hours per month.
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Air Force punishes Nellis airman for racially charged online rant
Nellis Air Force Base officials say they have punished an airman for posting a profane Facebook video in which she made racially charged comments.
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As Tet Offensive erupted, this Air Force vet bombed his own base to repel attack
Fifty years ago, 1st Lt. Fred Abrams and his wingman, the late Maj. Joe Bulger, carried out danger-close airstrikes on their own base, where Viet Cong infiltrators had dug in to make their last stand.
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Lawmaker blasts Air Force general over unsolved hypoxia problem
The chairman of a House Armed Services subcommittee blasted the Air Force’s deputy chief of staff for operations Tuesday over the service’s inability to get to the bottom of the hypoxia problem plaguing pilots.
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Air Force removes tech sergeant from supervisory role after racially charged Facebook rant
A technical sergeant at Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada has been removed from her supervisory role and is now under investigation after posting a profane and racially charged video to Facebook.
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Air Force rolls out new job-specific PT tests to better prepare airmen for the fight
The Air Force is designing physical fitness tests, tailored to specific career fields, to see if airmen can perform the physical tasks required for their jobs.
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Captain Marvel meets the Air Force: Actress Brie Larson visits Nellis for superhero movie
Oscar-winning actress Brie Larson paid a visit to Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada this week to research her next role: Air Force officer-turned-Avenger Captain Marvel.
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Air Force taps brigadier general to look into hypoxia, related issues
The Air Force has assembled a team to look into the rash of hypoxia and other alarming physiological events endangering the safety of pilots.
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Air Force report: Propulsion malfunction led to A-29 Super Tucano crash
A mysterious malfunction led to a dramatic loss of thrust that caused an A-29 Super Tucano to crash near Homerville, Georgia, last March, according to a newly released accident investigation board report.
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‘I wasn’t myself’: Culprit who wrote racial slurs at Air Force Academy blames concussion
The Air Force Academy preparatory school cadet candidate who wrote racial slurs outside of his and four other cadet candidates’ dorm rooms last year tried to blame his actions on an untreated concussion.
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Pilots are flying 17 hours per month, but it’s still not enough, Air Force secretary says
Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson on Thursday refuted reports that the service’s pilots are only flying nine or 10 hours per month.
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Air Force punishes Nellis airman for racially charged online rant
Nellis Air Force Base officials say they have punished an airman for posting a profane Facebook video in which she made racially charged comments.
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As Tet Offensive erupted, this Air Force vet bombed his own base to repel attack
Fifty years ago, 1st Lt. Fred Abrams and his wingman, the late Maj. Joe Bulger, carried out danger-close airstrikes on their own base, where Viet Cong infiltrators had dug in to make their last stand.
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Lawmaker blasts Air Force general over unsolved hypoxia problem
The chairman of a House Armed Services subcommittee blasted the Air Force’s deputy chief of staff for operations Tuesday over the service’s inability to get to the bottom of the hypoxia problem plaguing pilots.
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Air Force removes tech sergeant from supervisory role after racially charged Facebook rant
A technical sergeant at Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada has been removed from her supervisory role and is now under investigation after posting a profane and racially charged video to Facebook.
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Air Force rolls out new job-specific PT tests to better prepare airmen for the fight
The Air Force is designing physical fitness tests, tailored to specific career fields, to see if airmen can perform the physical tasks required for their jobs.
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Captain Marvel meets the Air Force: Actress Brie Larson visits Nellis for superhero movie
Oscar-winning actress Brie Larson paid a visit to Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada this week to research her next role: Air Force officer-turned-Avenger Captain Marvel.
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Air Force taps brigadier general to look into hypoxia, related issues
The Air Force has assembled a team to look into the rash of hypoxia and other alarming physiological events endangering the safety of pilots.
