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Floodwaters overwhelm one-third of Offutt; nine aircraft evacuated
Only mission-essential personnel are working at the Nebraska base, which also hosts U.S. Strategic Command, and nine aircraft, including RC-135 Rivet Joint reconnaissance planes, have been evacuated.
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Propeller cracking fears led Air Force to ground 60 C-130Hs, replace pre-1971 blades
The Air Force found blades manufactured using a different process more than 48 years ago might be more susceptible to corrosion, which could lead to dangerous cracks.
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AFSOC gets latest, most advanced AC-130J gunship
It remains unclear whether this Block 30 Ghostrider is able to carry Hellfire missiles.
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Trump ends some types of civilian casualty reporting
The executive order, does, however, leave in place 2018 defense bill requirements that the military report on its civilian casualties
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Air Force Secretary Wilson to resign in May, return to academia
Heather Wilson will be the next president of the University of Texas at El Paso.
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A battlefield bond, unbroken: Goldfein reunites with PJ who rescued him in Serbia
The bond between Gen. Dave Goldfein and the airmen who rescued him after he was shot down in Serbia remains as strong as ever.
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‘Captain Marvel’ pays tribute to Air Force history — and a fallen Thunderbird
Captain Marvel’s Air Force service and “Chuck Yeager swagger” has always been the key to her character, directors Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck said in an interview.
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First black female CMSgt, Air Force pioneer, to be laid to rest
A friend remembered Chief Holmes in retirement as a fierce, no-nonsense advocate for veterans, who wouldn’t hesitate to stand up to lawmakers who tried to give her the runaround.
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DoD is rethinking what defines a major aviation accident
The Pentagon is considering revisions to the dollar amounts and damage levels that qualify an aircraft accident as a major mishap to better reflect the expense of repairing advanced jets.
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Commanders can now hand-pick officers to attend intermediate developmental education
About 220 of the 545 slots for intermediate developmental education will now be set aside for commanders’ best officers.
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Floodwaters overwhelm one-third of Offutt; nine aircraft evacuated
Only mission-essential personnel are working at the Nebraska base, which also hosts U.S. Strategic Command, and nine aircraft, including RC-135 Rivet Joint reconnaissance planes, have been evacuated.
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Propeller cracking fears led Air Force to ground 60 C-130Hs, replace pre-1971 blades
The Air Force found blades manufactured using a different process more than 48 years ago might be more susceptible to corrosion, which could lead to dangerous cracks.
-
AFSOC gets latest, most advanced AC-130J gunship
It remains unclear whether this Block 30 Ghostrider is able to carry Hellfire missiles.
-
Trump ends some types of civilian casualty reporting
The executive order, does, however, leave in place 2018 defense bill requirements that the military report on its civilian casualties
-
Air Force Secretary Wilson to resign in May, return to academia
Heather Wilson will be the next president of the University of Texas at El Paso.
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A battlefield bond, unbroken: Goldfein reunites with PJ who rescued him in Serbia
The bond between Gen. Dave Goldfein and the airmen who rescued him after he was shot down in Serbia remains as strong as ever.
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‘Captain Marvel’ pays tribute to Air Force history — and a fallen Thunderbird
Captain Marvel’s Air Force service and “Chuck Yeager swagger” has always been the key to her character, directors Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck said in an interview.
-
First black female CMSgt, Air Force pioneer, to be laid to rest
A friend remembered Chief Holmes in retirement as a fierce, no-nonsense advocate for veterans, who wouldn’t hesitate to stand up to lawmakers who tried to give her the runaround.
-
DoD is rethinking what defines a major aviation accident
The Pentagon is considering revisions to the dollar amounts and damage levels that qualify an aircraft accident as a major mishap to better reflect the expense of repairing advanced jets.
-
Commanders can now hand-pick officers to attend intermediate developmental education
About 220 of the 545 slots for intermediate developmental education will now be set aside for commanders’ best officers.
-
Floodwaters overwhelm one-third of Offutt; nine aircraft evacuated
Only mission-essential personnel are working at the Nebraska base, which also hosts U.S. Strategic Command, and nine aircraft, including RC-135 Rivet Joint reconnaissance planes, have been evacuated.
-
Propeller cracking fears led Air Force to ground 60 C-130Hs, replace pre-1971 blades
The Air Force found blades manufactured using a different process more than 48 years ago might be more susceptible to corrosion, which could lead to dangerous cracks.
-
AFSOC gets latest, most advanced AC-130J gunship
It remains unclear whether this Block 30 Ghostrider is able to carry Hellfire missiles.
-
Trump ends some types of civilian casualty reporting
The executive order, does, however, leave in place 2018 defense bill requirements that the military report on its civilian casualties
-
Air Force Secretary Wilson to resign in May, return to academia
Heather Wilson will be the next president of the University of Texas at El Paso.
-
A battlefield bond, unbroken: Goldfein reunites with PJ who rescued him in Serbia
The bond between Gen. Dave Goldfein and the airmen who rescued him after he was shot down in Serbia remains as strong as ever.
-
‘Captain Marvel’ pays tribute to Air Force history — and a fallen Thunderbird
Captain Marvel’s Air Force service and “Chuck Yeager swagger” has always been the key to her character, directors Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck said in an interview.
-
First black female CMSgt, Air Force pioneer, to be laid to rest
A friend remembered Chief Holmes in retirement as a fierce, no-nonsense advocate for veterans, who wouldn’t hesitate to stand up to lawmakers who tried to give her the runaround.
-
DoD is rethinking what defines a major aviation accident
The Pentagon is considering revisions to the dollar amounts and damage levels that qualify an aircraft accident as a major mishap to better reflect the expense of repairing advanced jets.
-
Commanders can now hand-pick officers to attend intermediate developmental education
About 220 of the 545 slots for intermediate developmental education will now be set aside for commanders’ best officers.
