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Non-deployability rates drop in Air Force — without kicking anyone out
Most of those 23,000 non-deployable airmen are considered to have a temporary limitation, such as those who are pregnant or who have recently given birth.
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A-10 re-winging completed, will keep Warthog in the air until late 2030s
The new wings have an improved wire harness design, meant to make them easier to remove.
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Most grounded C-130s OK’d to fly again
It’s unclear how quickly the remaining C-130s can be inspected and, if cleared, returned to flight.
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Computer glitch delays pay raises for nearly 7,000 airmen
Affected airmen should see their pay raises take effect in the next pay period.
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New head of AFRICOM visits Somalia as pressure on al-Shabab increases
Townsend met with the Somali prime minister, and with the U.S. forces training Somali units fighting the violent terrorist group Al Shabab.
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The ‘no harm, no foul’ PT test: Air Force considering practice examinations to lessen stress
If you pass, it counts. If you fail, there’s no penalty — as long as you have more time before your PT test is due.
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Barksdale commander admits calling suicide a ‘chickenshit way to go’ was a poor choice of words
“First, let me say that my choice of words was poor,” Barksdale’s commander said on Monday.
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Wright-Patt airmen injured during evacuation after Dayton mass shooting
“The base and the entire community are heartbroken over this senseless taking of life,” Wright-Patterson commander Col. Thomas Sherman said.
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The Air Force’s B-1 bombers are in more dire shape than we thought
“We’re just beating the heck out of them, deploying them, deploying them,” Gen. John Hyten told lawmakers.
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With deaths by suicide rising, Air Force orders resiliency stand-down
After an alarming increase in suicide rates in the Air Force in 2019, Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein has ordered all wings to stand down for a day and focus on resiliency and suicide prevention.
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Non-deployability rates drop in Air Force — without kicking anyone out
Most of those 23,000 non-deployable airmen are considered to have a temporary limitation, such as those who are pregnant or who have recently given birth.
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A-10 re-winging completed, will keep Warthog in the air until late 2030s
The new wings have an improved wire harness design, meant to make them easier to remove.
-
Most grounded C-130s OK’d to fly again
It’s unclear how quickly the remaining C-130s can be inspected and, if cleared, returned to flight.
-
Computer glitch delays pay raises for nearly 7,000 airmen
Affected airmen should see their pay raises take effect in the next pay period.
-
New head of AFRICOM visits Somalia as pressure on al-Shabab increases
Townsend met with the Somali prime minister, and with the U.S. forces training Somali units fighting the violent terrorist group Al Shabab.
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The ‘no harm, no foul’ PT test: Air Force considering practice examinations to lessen stress
If you pass, it counts. If you fail, there’s no penalty — as long as you have more time before your PT test is due.
-
Barksdale commander admits calling suicide a ‘chickenshit way to go’ was a poor choice of words
“First, let me say that my choice of words was poor,” Barksdale’s commander said on Monday.
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Wright-Patt airmen injured during evacuation after Dayton mass shooting
“The base and the entire community are heartbroken over this senseless taking of life,” Wright-Patterson commander Col. Thomas Sherman said.
-
The Air Force’s B-1 bombers are in more dire shape than we thought
“We’re just beating the heck out of them, deploying them, deploying them,” Gen. John Hyten told lawmakers.
-
With deaths by suicide rising, Air Force orders resiliency stand-down
After an alarming increase in suicide rates in the Air Force in 2019, Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein has ordered all wings to stand down for a day and focus on resiliency and suicide prevention.
-
Non-deployability rates drop in Air Force — without kicking anyone out
Most of those 23,000 non-deployable airmen are considered to have a temporary limitation, such as those who are pregnant or who have recently given birth.
-
A-10 re-winging completed, will keep Warthog in the air until late 2030s
The new wings have an improved wire harness design, meant to make them easier to remove.
-
Most grounded C-130s OK’d to fly again
It’s unclear how quickly the remaining C-130s can be inspected and, if cleared, returned to flight.
-
Computer glitch delays pay raises for nearly 7,000 airmen
Affected airmen should see their pay raises take effect in the next pay period.
-
New head of AFRICOM visits Somalia as pressure on al-Shabab increases
Townsend met with the Somali prime minister, and with the U.S. forces training Somali units fighting the violent terrorist group Al Shabab.
-
The ‘no harm, no foul’ PT test: Air Force considering practice examinations to lessen stress
If you pass, it counts. If you fail, there’s no penalty — as long as you have more time before your PT test is due.
-
Barksdale commander admits calling suicide a ‘chickenshit way to go’ was a poor choice of words
“First, let me say that my choice of words was poor,” Barksdale’s commander said on Monday.
-
Wright-Patt airmen injured during evacuation after Dayton mass shooting
“The base and the entire community are heartbroken over this senseless taking of life,” Wright-Patterson commander Col. Thomas Sherman said.
-
The Air Force’s B-1 bombers are in more dire shape than we thought
“We’re just beating the heck out of them, deploying them, deploying them,” Gen. John Hyten told lawmakers.
-
With deaths by suicide rising, Air Force orders resiliency stand-down
After an alarming increase in suicide rates in the Air Force in 2019, Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein has ordered all wings to stand down for a day and focus on resiliency and suicide prevention.
