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An airman’s wife was sexually assaulted by their Air Force sponsor. Now, she’s fighting to change the system
Bethany S. argues that the Air Force failed to properly vet Newt, and because he used his official position to prey on her, the service bears some responsibility
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The Air Force is ramping up its airstrikes in Somalia
Airstrikes are helping create opportunity for the Somali government’s efforts to reach citizens and develop their economy, AFRICOM said.
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Lackland just relocated 200 airmen due to dorm mold — and more moves are coming
Civil engineers have tried to fix the mold problems in some rooms by bleaching them, tearing out their carpets, and using dehumidifiers.
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Aircraft mission-capable rates hit new low in Air Force, despite efforts to improve
The Air Force’s aircraft readiness continued its multi-year slide in fiscal 2018, as the overall mission-capable rate for the aging fleet dropped below 70 percent — its lowest point in at least six years.
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Moldy conditions at Lackland dorms prompt review
“We take the health and well-being of our residents seriously and want trust between leadership and residents to be constant,” said the commander of the 502nd Air Base Wing and Joint Base San Antonio.
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Special duty airmen: Shorter tours will help maintain family balance, career edge
“We’re at 110 percent every single day,” a military training instructor said. “Coming home after 10-plus hours being out in the heat, drilling, marching trainees … After three years, the burnout is kind of real.”
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Silver Star for combat controller who rallied his team during insider attack
“Perolio saved my life,” said the team’s wounded commander, a Green Beret. “He is … someone I consider a brother.”
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Meet this Norse Heathen airman approved to grow a beard in the Air Force
“If you saw a man that had a beard … they were well-respected. It’s kind of a big thing, culturally.”
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Fun in the sun: Flightline shorts on the way for overheated Nellis maintainers
Who wears short shorts?
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M4 carbine training and qualification comes to Air Force basic training
Basic trainees can now qualify on the M4 carbine and earn their small-arms expert marksmanship ribbon there.
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An airman’s wife was sexually assaulted by their Air Force sponsor. Now, she’s fighting to change the system
Bethany S. argues that the Air Force failed to properly vet Newt, and because he used his official position to prey on her, the service bears some responsibility
-
The Air Force is ramping up its airstrikes in Somalia
Airstrikes are helping create opportunity for the Somali government’s efforts to reach citizens and develop their economy, AFRICOM said.
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Lackland just relocated 200 airmen due to dorm mold — and more moves are coming
Civil engineers have tried to fix the mold problems in some rooms by bleaching them, tearing out their carpets, and using dehumidifiers.
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Aircraft mission-capable rates hit new low in Air Force, despite efforts to improve
The Air Force’s aircraft readiness continued its multi-year slide in fiscal 2018, as the overall mission-capable rate for the aging fleet dropped below 70 percent — its lowest point in at least six years.
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Moldy conditions at Lackland dorms prompt review
“We take the health and well-being of our residents seriously and want trust between leadership and residents to be constant,” said the commander of the 502nd Air Base Wing and Joint Base San Antonio.
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Special duty airmen: Shorter tours will help maintain family balance, career edge
“We’re at 110 percent every single day,” a military training instructor said. “Coming home after 10-plus hours being out in the heat, drilling, marching trainees … After three years, the burnout is kind of real.”
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Silver Star for combat controller who rallied his team during insider attack
“Perolio saved my life,” said the team’s wounded commander, a Green Beret. “He is … someone I consider a brother.”
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Meet this Norse Heathen airman approved to grow a beard in the Air Force
“If you saw a man that had a beard … they were well-respected. It’s kind of a big thing, culturally.”
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Fun in the sun: Flightline shorts on the way for overheated Nellis maintainers
Who wears short shorts?
-
M4 carbine training and qualification comes to Air Force basic training
Basic trainees can now qualify on the M4 carbine and earn their small-arms expert marksmanship ribbon there.
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An airman’s wife was sexually assaulted by their Air Force sponsor. Now, she’s fighting to change the system
Bethany S. argues that the Air Force failed to properly vet Newt, and because he used his official position to prey on her, the service bears some responsibility
-
The Air Force is ramping up its airstrikes in Somalia
Airstrikes are helping create opportunity for the Somali government’s efforts to reach citizens and develop their economy, AFRICOM said.
-
Lackland just relocated 200 airmen due to dorm mold — and more moves are coming
Civil engineers have tried to fix the mold problems in some rooms by bleaching them, tearing out their carpets, and using dehumidifiers.
-
Aircraft mission-capable rates hit new low in Air Force, despite efforts to improve
The Air Force’s aircraft readiness continued its multi-year slide in fiscal 2018, as the overall mission-capable rate for the aging fleet dropped below 70 percent — its lowest point in at least six years.
-
Moldy conditions at Lackland dorms prompt review
“We take the health and well-being of our residents seriously and want trust between leadership and residents to be constant,” said the commander of the 502nd Air Base Wing and Joint Base San Antonio.
-
Special duty airmen: Shorter tours will help maintain family balance, career edge
“We’re at 110 percent every single day,” a military training instructor said. “Coming home after 10-plus hours being out in the heat, drilling, marching trainees … After three years, the burnout is kind of real.”
-
Silver Star for combat controller who rallied his team during insider attack
“Perolio saved my life,” said the team’s wounded commander, a Green Beret. “He is … someone I consider a brother.”
-
Meet this Norse Heathen airman approved to grow a beard in the Air Force
“If you saw a man that had a beard … they were well-respected. It’s kind of a big thing, culturally.”
-
Fun in the sun: Flightline shorts on the way for overheated Nellis maintainers
Who wears short shorts?
-
M4 carbine training and qualification comes to Air Force basic training
Basic trainees can now qualify on the M4 carbine and earn their small-arms expert marksmanship ribbon there.
