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Rep. Walter Jones, a voice for troops in Congress and war skeptic, enters hospice care
Jones led a years-long effort to defend the Marines of Task Force Violent after they were falsely accused of killing innocent bystanders and committing war crimes in Afghanistan in 2007.
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Airman died after accidentally inhaling hydrogen sulfide in a manhole at Al Dhafra
Staff Sgt. James Grotjan died at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center in Germany four days after his accident in the United Arab Emirates.
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Airstrikes against ISIS in Syria up in recent weeks
The greatest increase in airstrikes came after the Trump administration ordered a surprise withdrawal from Syria Dec. 19, which caught the Pentagon and allies off-guard and led to the resignation of Defense Secretary Jim Mattis.
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Airstrikes up against ISIS, Taliban
The number of weapons released in Afghanistan hit its highest point in years in 2018, even with one month left to go before the year’s end.
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Watch this F-35 pilot pull off some death-defying moves
“The show we’re going to bring to fans is unlike anything they’ve ever seen,” said F-35 Demonstration Team commander Capt. Andrew “Dojo” Olson.
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125 retired pilots, other rated officers apply to return to Air Force to lend a hand
The Air Force allowed up to 1,000 recently-retired pilots, combat systems officers and air battle managers to return to active duty. But so far, far fewer have expressed interest in the program.
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Captain Marvel takes flight: New footage shows film star in Nellis F-16
The time visiting with Air Force pilots also apparently helped Larson understand where her character — whose real name is Carol Danvers — is coming from.
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Watch the U-2 Dragon Lady fly over the NCAA championship game
The U-2 Dragon Lady spy plane is one of the most iconic aircraft in the Air Force’s fleet, but many people have never gotten a glimpse of it — until last night.
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Master Sgt. Chris Raguso died in a helicopter crash in Iraq. Here’s why his father thinks he didn’t die in vain.
Master Sgt. Chris Raguso and six other airmen died March 15 when their HH-60 Pave Hawk helicopter crashed in western Iraq. His life continues to inspire others to serve.
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Rep. Walter Jones, a voice for troops in Congress and war skeptic, enters hospice care
Jones led a years-long effort to defend the Marines of Task Force Violent after they were falsely accused of killing innocent bystanders and committing war crimes in Afghanistan in 2007.
-
Airman died after accidentally inhaling hydrogen sulfide in a manhole at Al Dhafra
Staff Sgt. James Grotjan died at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center in Germany four days after his accident in the United Arab Emirates.
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Airstrikes against ISIS in Syria up in recent weeks
The greatest increase in airstrikes came after the Trump administration ordered a surprise withdrawal from Syria Dec. 19, which caught the Pentagon and allies off-guard and led to the resignation of Defense Secretary Jim Mattis.
-
Airstrikes up against ISIS, Taliban
The number of weapons released in Afghanistan hit its highest point in years in 2018, even with one month left to go before the year’s end.
-
Watch this F-35 pilot pull off some death-defying moves
“The show we’re going to bring to fans is unlike anything they’ve ever seen,” said F-35 Demonstration Team commander Capt. Andrew “Dojo” Olson.
-
125 retired pilots, other rated officers apply to return to Air Force to lend a hand
The Air Force allowed up to 1,000 recently-retired pilots, combat systems officers and air battle managers to return to active duty. But so far, far fewer have expressed interest in the program.
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Captain Marvel takes flight: New footage shows film star in Nellis F-16
The time visiting with Air Force pilots also apparently helped Larson understand where her character — whose real name is Carol Danvers — is coming from.
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Watch the U-2 Dragon Lady fly over the NCAA championship game
The U-2 Dragon Lady spy plane is one of the most iconic aircraft in the Air Force’s fleet, but many people have never gotten a glimpse of it — until last night.
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Master Sgt. Chris Raguso died in a helicopter crash in Iraq. Here’s why his father thinks he didn’t die in vain.
Master Sgt. Chris Raguso and six other airmen died March 15 when their HH-60 Pave Hawk helicopter crashed in western Iraq. His life continues to inspire others to serve.
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Rep. Walter Jones, a voice for troops in Congress and war skeptic, enters hospice care
Jones led a years-long effort to defend the Marines of Task Force Violent after they were falsely accused of killing innocent bystanders and committing war crimes in Afghanistan in 2007.
-
Airman died after accidentally inhaling hydrogen sulfide in a manhole at Al Dhafra
Staff Sgt. James Grotjan died at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center in Germany four days after his accident in the United Arab Emirates.
-
Airstrikes against ISIS in Syria up in recent weeks
The greatest increase in airstrikes came after the Trump administration ordered a surprise withdrawal from Syria Dec. 19, which caught the Pentagon and allies off-guard and led to the resignation of Defense Secretary Jim Mattis.
-
Airstrikes up against ISIS, Taliban
The number of weapons released in Afghanistan hit its highest point in years in 2018, even with one month left to go before the year’s end.
-
Watch this F-35 pilot pull off some death-defying moves
“The show we’re going to bring to fans is unlike anything they’ve ever seen,” said F-35 Demonstration Team commander Capt. Andrew “Dojo” Olson.
-
125 retired pilots, other rated officers apply to return to Air Force to lend a hand
The Air Force allowed up to 1,000 recently-retired pilots, combat systems officers and air battle managers to return to active duty. But so far, far fewer have expressed interest in the program.
-
Captain Marvel takes flight: New footage shows film star in Nellis F-16
The time visiting with Air Force pilots also apparently helped Larson understand where her character — whose real name is Carol Danvers — is coming from.
-
Watch the U-2 Dragon Lady fly over the NCAA championship game
The U-2 Dragon Lady spy plane is one of the most iconic aircraft in the Air Force’s fleet, but many people have never gotten a glimpse of it — until last night.
-
Master Sgt. Chris Raguso died in a helicopter crash in Iraq. Here’s why his father thinks he didn’t die in vain.
Master Sgt. Chris Raguso and six other airmen died March 15 when their HH-60 Pave Hawk helicopter crashed in western Iraq. His life continues to inspire others to serve.




