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First female TACP could graduate this spring
Air Force personnel chief Lt. Gen. Brian Kelly also said the Air Force is still nearly 2,000 pilots short.
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Tunnel warfare will test the Air Force’s ability to spy — and bomb — a hidden enemy
The possible emergence of a new era of tunnel warfare will challenge the Air Force to think of new ways to find, and defeat, a hidden enemy.
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Chief Wright’s leadership advice: Don’t leave airmen griping and sounding like ‘wah wah wah’
Chief Wright paid a visit to Air Force Academy cadets and made it quite clear, in a colorful way, how they’ll need to set the tone in their organizations when they become leaders.
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Navy A-29 pilot in Air Force’s light-attack experiment died attempting sharp, low-speed turn
Navy Lt. Christopher Short tried to turn his A-29 Super Tucano 180 degrees to the right, but ended up rapidly rolling in that direction, and then entered into an uncontrolled spiral dive that killed him.
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OSI investigating alleged misconduct of fired wing commander
The colonel was recently fired for “alleged conduct unbecoming an officer.”
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First female Viper demo team pilot relieved of command after two weeks
The commander of the 20th Fighter Wing relieved Capt. Zoe Kotnik due to a loss of confidence in her ability to lead, Air Combat Command said.
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Breathing easier: After years of T-6 hypoxia scares, the Air Force thinks it has the fix
The Air Force is rolling out a series of fixes that it thinks will solve the problem once and for all — and may have already started cutting down on hypoxia and hypoxia-like incidents
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Fired wing commander who reached plea deal to retire as major; defense plans appeal
Col. John Howard’s retirement at a lower rank will cost him about $20,000 per year in his retired pay.
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Air Force drops WAPS testing for SNCOs
The tests will be dropped for senior non-commissioned officer promotions beginning with the chief master sergeant cycle this fall.
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An Air Force vet died with no known family. Thousands of strangers came to his funeral in Texas to say goodbye.
Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, was one of many who spread the word about Joseph Walker’s funeral on social media.
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First female TACP could graduate this spring
Air Force personnel chief Lt. Gen. Brian Kelly also said the Air Force is still nearly 2,000 pilots short.
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Tunnel warfare will test the Air Force’s ability to spy — and bomb — a hidden enemy
The possible emergence of a new era of tunnel warfare will challenge the Air Force to think of new ways to find, and defeat, a hidden enemy.
-
Chief Wright’s leadership advice: Don’t leave airmen griping and sounding like ‘wah wah wah’
Chief Wright paid a visit to Air Force Academy cadets and made it quite clear, in a colorful way, how they’ll need to set the tone in their organizations when they become leaders.
-
Navy A-29 pilot in Air Force’s light-attack experiment died attempting sharp, low-speed turn
Navy Lt. Christopher Short tried to turn his A-29 Super Tucano 180 degrees to the right, but ended up rapidly rolling in that direction, and then entered into an uncontrolled spiral dive that killed him.
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OSI investigating alleged misconduct of fired wing commander
The colonel was recently fired for “alleged conduct unbecoming an officer.”
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First female Viper demo team pilot relieved of command after two weeks
The commander of the 20th Fighter Wing relieved Capt. Zoe Kotnik due to a loss of confidence in her ability to lead, Air Combat Command said.
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Breathing easier: After years of T-6 hypoxia scares, the Air Force thinks it has the fix
The Air Force is rolling out a series of fixes that it thinks will solve the problem once and for all — and may have already started cutting down on hypoxia and hypoxia-like incidents
-
Fired wing commander who reached plea deal to retire as major; defense plans appeal
Col. John Howard’s retirement at a lower rank will cost him about $20,000 per year in his retired pay.
-
Air Force drops WAPS testing for SNCOs
The tests will be dropped for senior non-commissioned officer promotions beginning with the chief master sergeant cycle this fall.
-
An Air Force vet died with no known family. Thousands of strangers came to his funeral in Texas to say goodbye.
Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, was one of many who spread the word about Joseph Walker’s funeral on social media.
-
First female TACP could graduate this spring
Air Force personnel chief Lt. Gen. Brian Kelly also said the Air Force is still nearly 2,000 pilots short.
-
Tunnel warfare will test the Air Force’s ability to spy — and bomb — a hidden enemy
The possible emergence of a new era of tunnel warfare will challenge the Air Force to think of new ways to find, and defeat, a hidden enemy.
-
Chief Wright’s leadership advice: Don’t leave airmen griping and sounding like ‘wah wah wah’
Chief Wright paid a visit to Air Force Academy cadets and made it quite clear, in a colorful way, how they’ll need to set the tone in their organizations when they become leaders.
-
Navy A-29 pilot in Air Force’s light-attack experiment died attempting sharp, low-speed turn
Navy Lt. Christopher Short tried to turn his A-29 Super Tucano 180 degrees to the right, but ended up rapidly rolling in that direction, and then entered into an uncontrolled spiral dive that killed him.
-
OSI investigating alleged misconduct of fired wing commander
The colonel was recently fired for “alleged conduct unbecoming an officer.”
-
First female Viper demo team pilot relieved of command after two weeks
The commander of the 20th Fighter Wing relieved Capt. Zoe Kotnik due to a loss of confidence in her ability to lead, Air Combat Command said.
-
Breathing easier: After years of T-6 hypoxia scares, the Air Force thinks it has the fix
The Air Force is rolling out a series of fixes that it thinks will solve the problem once and for all — and may have already started cutting down on hypoxia and hypoxia-like incidents
-
Fired wing commander who reached plea deal to retire as major; defense plans appeal
Col. John Howard’s retirement at a lower rank will cost him about $20,000 per year in his retired pay.
-
Air Force drops WAPS testing for SNCOs
The tests will be dropped for senior non-commissioned officer promotions beginning with the chief master sergeant cycle this fall.
-
An Air Force vet died with no known family. Thousands of strangers came to his funeral in Texas to say goodbye.
Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, was one of many who spread the word about Joseph Walker’s funeral on social media.
