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Air Force authorizes two-piece flight suits and announces OCP patch changes
The new patch configuration on the Operational Camouflage Uniform seeks to emphasize the importance of the squadron in the Air Force’s structure.
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A last salute to a Raider: Air Force bids farewell to Lt. Col. Dick Cole
“When America was at its lowest point, it needed a hero. It found 80 of them.”
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WATCH HERE: Memorial service for Doolittle Raider, retired Lt. Col. Dick Cole
Watch the memorial service for retired Air Force Lt. Col. Dick Cole, last of the Doolittle Raiders, beginning at 4 p.m. Eastern time.
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Should this airman receive the Medal of Honor for Laos battle? A congressman thinks so
Then-Maj. Philip Conran continued to fight and lead his men even after being severely wounded in the leg — and he didn’t even mention his injury until he had lost all feeling there.
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A glimpse of deployments to come? Largest bomber rotation since start of Iraq War comes home
The mission to the UK allowed the 2nd Bomb Wing to practice deploying as an complete unit.
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F-35A deploys to Middle East for first time
The F-35′s arrival comes a little more than a month after B-1B Lancer bombers completed their deployment at Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar
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A year after horrific crash, Puerto Rico Guard wing gets new missions — and sheds its mobility job
The Air National Guard unit, redubbed the 156th Wing, will now carry out contingency response and combat communications.
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A legend passes: Dick Cole, last of the Doolittle Raiders, dies at 103
“Everyone wanted to go on that mission,” Cole once said of the daring raid on Tokyo, which rallied America’s spirit during the darkest days of World War II.
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Airstrikes against ISIS dwindle as caliphate crumbles
U.S.-backed forces rooted out ISIS forces from their last piece of territory, and on March 23 declared they had defeated the militant group after a devastating, nearly five-year war.
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Ill-fitting gear could put female pilots’ lives at risk — but a redesign is on the way
Forcing women to wear poorly fitting flight equipment designed for men not only produces discomfort, it could even lead to hypoxia and unconsciousness, or serious injuries while ejecting.
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Air Force authorizes two-piece flight suits and announces OCP patch changes
The new patch configuration on the Operational Camouflage Uniform seeks to emphasize the importance of the squadron in the Air Force’s structure.
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A last salute to a Raider: Air Force bids farewell to Lt. Col. Dick Cole
“When America was at its lowest point, it needed a hero. It found 80 of them.”
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WATCH HERE: Memorial service for Doolittle Raider, retired Lt. Col. Dick Cole
Watch the memorial service for retired Air Force Lt. Col. Dick Cole, last of the Doolittle Raiders, beginning at 4 p.m. Eastern time.
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Should this airman receive the Medal of Honor for Laos battle? A congressman thinks so
Then-Maj. Philip Conran continued to fight and lead his men even after being severely wounded in the leg — and he didn’t even mention his injury until he had lost all feeling there.
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A glimpse of deployments to come? Largest bomber rotation since start of Iraq War comes home
The mission to the UK allowed the 2nd Bomb Wing to practice deploying as an complete unit.
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F-35A deploys to Middle East for first time
The F-35′s arrival comes a little more than a month after B-1B Lancer bombers completed their deployment at Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar
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A year after horrific crash, Puerto Rico Guard wing gets new missions — and sheds its mobility job
The Air National Guard unit, redubbed the 156th Wing, will now carry out contingency response and combat communications.
-
A legend passes: Dick Cole, last of the Doolittle Raiders, dies at 103
“Everyone wanted to go on that mission,” Cole once said of the daring raid on Tokyo, which rallied America’s spirit during the darkest days of World War II.
-
Airstrikes against ISIS dwindle as caliphate crumbles
U.S.-backed forces rooted out ISIS forces from their last piece of territory, and on March 23 declared they had defeated the militant group after a devastating, nearly five-year war.
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Ill-fitting gear could put female pilots’ lives at risk — but a redesign is on the way
Forcing women to wear poorly fitting flight equipment designed for men not only produces discomfort, it could even lead to hypoxia and unconsciousness, or serious injuries while ejecting.
-
Air Force authorizes two-piece flight suits and announces OCP patch changes
The new patch configuration on the Operational Camouflage Uniform seeks to emphasize the importance of the squadron in the Air Force’s structure.
-
A last salute to a Raider: Air Force bids farewell to Lt. Col. Dick Cole
“When America was at its lowest point, it needed a hero. It found 80 of them.”
-
WATCH HERE: Memorial service for Doolittle Raider, retired Lt. Col. Dick Cole
Watch the memorial service for retired Air Force Lt. Col. Dick Cole, last of the Doolittle Raiders, beginning at 4 p.m. Eastern time.
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Should this airman receive the Medal of Honor for Laos battle? A congressman thinks so
Then-Maj. Philip Conran continued to fight and lead his men even after being severely wounded in the leg — and he didn’t even mention his injury until he had lost all feeling there.
-
A glimpse of deployments to come? Largest bomber rotation since start of Iraq War comes home
The mission to the UK allowed the 2nd Bomb Wing to practice deploying as an complete unit.
-
F-35A deploys to Middle East for first time
The F-35′s arrival comes a little more than a month after B-1B Lancer bombers completed their deployment at Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar
-
A year after horrific crash, Puerto Rico Guard wing gets new missions — and sheds its mobility job
The Air National Guard unit, redubbed the 156th Wing, will now carry out contingency response and combat communications.
-
A legend passes: Dick Cole, last of the Doolittle Raiders, dies at 103
“Everyone wanted to go on that mission,” Cole once said of the daring raid on Tokyo, which rallied America’s spirit during the darkest days of World War II.
-
Airstrikes against ISIS dwindle as caliphate crumbles
U.S.-backed forces rooted out ISIS forces from their last piece of territory, and on March 23 declared they had defeated the militant group after a devastating, nearly five-year war.
-
Ill-fitting gear could put female pilots’ lives at risk — but a redesign is on the way
Forcing women to wear poorly fitting flight equipment designed for men not only produces discomfort, it could even lead to hypoxia and unconsciousness, or serious injuries while ejecting.
