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Air Force again halts KC-46 deliveries after more debris found
Similar debris problems halted Pegasus deliveries for more than two weeks about a month ago.
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Two 354th Fighter Wing squadron commanders fired over hazing culture
Two air support operations squadron commanders were fired this week after investigations found “a culture of hazing” in their units.
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Ellsworth to be first operational B-21 base
Whiteman Air Force Base in Missouri and Dyess Air Force Base in Texas will follow, and receive B-21s as they become available.
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Air Force eyes Langley-Eustis as new F-22 training home
The 43rd Fighter Squadron has been at Eglin Air Force Base in Florida since Hurricane Michael wrecked its former home at nearby Tyndall Air Force Base.
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In a first, enlisted woman aims to become special operations weather airman
Nine enlisted women have so far attempted to become special warfare airmen, but none have so far succeeded. Most have tried to become TACPs.
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Lt. Gen. Harrigian nominated to receive fourth star; head USAFE
Lt. Gen. Jeffrey Harrigian, now the deputy commander of U.S. Air Forces in Europe-Air Forces Africa, has been nominated to receive his fourth star and to lead the command.
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Sec. Wilson: Air Force will rebuild flooded Offutt, make it ‘even better than it was’
“Mother Nature can’t beat the 55th Wing.”
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Tyndall and, now, Offutt’s recovery costs are creating an infrastructure cash crunch
If supplemental funding for Tyndall and Offutt doesn’t come through soon, the Air Force could have to dip into more operations and maintenance funds, possibly jeopardizing plans to fix deteriorating buildings across the force.
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Waters recede from Offutt flightline as flood recovery continues
The last waters flooding the 2-mile-long flightline at Offutt receded Wednesday, and engineers have entered the first of 30 flooded buildings.
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Gender-neutral fitness test for all? Air Force considering running-based formula
The military’s focus on losing weight is a failed approach, said the chief of the Air Force’s exercise science unit, but aerobic fitness is key.
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Air Force again halts KC-46 deliveries after more debris found
Similar debris problems halted Pegasus deliveries for more than two weeks about a month ago.
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Two 354th Fighter Wing squadron commanders fired over hazing culture
Two air support operations squadron commanders were fired this week after investigations found “a culture of hazing” in their units.
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Ellsworth to be first operational B-21 base
Whiteman Air Force Base in Missouri and Dyess Air Force Base in Texas will follow, and receive B-21s as they become available.
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Air Force eyes Langley-Eustis as new F-22 training home
The 43rd Fighter Squadron has been at Eglin Air Force Base in Florida since Hurricane Michael wrecked its former home at nearby Tyndall Air Force Base.
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In a first, enlisted woman aims to become special operations weather airman
Nine enlisted women have so far attempted to become special warfare airmen, but none have so far succeeded. Most have tried to become TACPs.
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Lt. Gen. Harrigian nominated to receive fourth star; head USAFE
Lt. Gen. Jeffrey Harrigian, now the deputy commander of U.S. Air Forces in Europe-Air Forces Africa, has been nominated to receive his fourth star and to lead the command.
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Sec. Wilson: Air Force will rebuild flooded Offutt, make it ‘even better than it was’
“Mother Nature can’t beat the 55th Wing.”
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Tyndall and, now, Offutt’s recovery costs are creating an infrastructure cash crunch
If supplemental funding for Tyndall and Offutt doesn’t come through soon, the Air Force could have to dip into more operations and maintenance funds, possibly jeopardizing plans to fix deteriorating buildings across the force.
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Waters recede from Offutt flightline as flood recovery continues
The last waters flooding the 2-mile-long flightline at Offutt receded Wednesday, and engineers have entered the first of 30 flooded buildings.
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Gender-neutral fitness test for all? Air Force considering running-based formula
The military’s focus on losing weight is a failed approach, said the chief of the Air Force’s exercise science unit, but aerobic fitness is key.
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Air Force again halts KC-46 deliveries after more debris found
Similar debris problems halted Pegasus deliveries for more than two weeks about a month ago.
-
Two 354th Fighter Wing squadron commanders fired over hazing culture
Two air support operations squadron commanders were fired this week after investigations found “a culture of hazing” in their units.
-
Ellsworth to be first operational B-21 base
Whiteman Air Force Base in Missouri and Dyess Air Force Base in Texas will follow, and receive B-21s as they become available.
-
Air Force eyes Langley-Eustis as new F-22 training home
The 43rd Fighter Squadron has been at Eglin Air Force Base in Florida since Hurricane Michael wrecked its former home at nearby Tyndall Air Force Base.
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In a first, enlisted woman aims to become special operations weather airman
Nine enlisted women have so far attempted to become special warfare airmen, but none have so far succeeded. Most have tried to become TACPs.
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Lt. Gen. Harrigian nominated to receive fourth star; head USAFE
Lt. Gen. Jeffrey Harrigian, now the deputy commander of U.S. Air Forces in Europe-Air Forces Africa, has been nominated to receive his fourth star and to lead the command.
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Sec. Wilson: Air Force will rebuild flooded Offutt, make it ‘even better than it was’
“Mother Nature can’t beat the 55th Wing.”
-
Tyndall and, now, Offutt’s recovery costs are creating an infrastructure cash crunch
If supplemental funding for Tyndall and Offutt doesn’t come through soon, the Air Force could have to dip into more operations and maintenance funds, possibly jeopardizing plans to fix deteriorating buildings across the force.
-
Waters recede from Offutt flightline as flood recovery continues
The last waters flooding the 2-mile-long flightline at Offutt receded Wednesday, and engineers have entered the first of 30 flooded buildings.
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Gender-neutral fitness test for all? Air Force considering running-based formula
The military’s focus on losing weight is a failed approach, said the chief of the Air Force’s exercise science unit, but aerobic fitness is key.
