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Air Force pararescue and special operations join search and rescue for 5 Marines still missing off Japanese coast
The 353rd Special Operations Group out of Kadena Air Force Base, Japan, has provided three MC-130s and three CV-22s, along with airmen from the Kadena’s 320th Special Tactics Squadron.
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Where’s the beef? Should air crews’ crude phallic drawings have cost B-52 commander his job?
Bored air crew members’ habit of drawing crude stick figures while deployed, a sharply worded investigation and a crackdown on inappropriate behavior in the workplace cost Lt. Col. Paul Goossen his command of the 69th Bomb Squadron.
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Report: Alleged F-16 joyride to visit girlfriend cost head of Vermont Air Guard his job
Jackman allegedly exchanged flirtatious emails for weeks with an unidentified female Army colonel who worked at the Pentagon, and he set up a rendezvous with her under the guise of a work trip in January 2015.
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In wake of tragic plane crash, Goldfein and Wright try to rally Air Guardsmen in Puerto Rico
During their visit to the 156th, still hurting after May’s fatal crash of a WC-130, Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein and Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force Kaleth Wright took questions from airmen and spoke to them about the role they play in the Air Force’s mission.
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Here’s how sports medicine is transforming battlefield airmen’s training
With the help of cutting-edge technology, new thinking and an intense focus on injury prevention and rehab inspired by college sports medicine, the Air Force is transforming how it creates elite special warfare airmen.
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First hurricane-evacuated F-22s return to Florida
Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson said in a tweet Wednesday that the Raptors arrived at nearby Eglin Air Force Base to begin F-22 schoolhouse operations.
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Thunderbirds commander was fired after grabbing neck of another pilot in bar argument
Former Thunderbirds commander Lt. Col. Jason Heard was fired last November after an investigation found he placed his hands on another pilot’s neck during a “physical altercation” in a Maryland bar.
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Air Force announces bases that will test, maintain the new B-21 stealth bomber
The Air Force has chosen Tinker Air Force Base in Oklahoma to maintain and sustain the B-21, and Edwards Air Force Base in California to handle testing and evaluation.
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Air Force identifies pilot killed in T-38 crash at Laughlin AFB
Capt. John Graziano, 28, was from Elkridge, Maryland, and is survived by his mother, father, sisters and brother.
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One pilot dead in T-38 crash at Laughlin
A board of officers will be convened to investigate the crash.
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Air Force pararescue and special operations join search and rescue for 5 Marines still missing off Japanese coast
The 353rd Special Operations Group out of Kadena Air Force Base, Japan, has provided three MC-130s and three CV-22s, along with airmen from the Kadena’s 320th Special Tactics Squadron.
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Where’s the beef? Should air crews’ crude phallic drawings have cost B-52 commander his job?
Bored air crew members’ habit of drawing crude stick figures while deployed, a sharply worded investigation and a crackdown on inappropriate behavior in the workplace cost Lt. Col. Paul Goossen his command of the 69th Bomb Squadron.
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Report: Alleged F-16 joyride to visit girlfriend cost head of Vermont Air Guard his job
Jackman allegedly exchanged flirtatious emails for weeks with an unidentified female Army colonel who worked at the Pentagon, and he set up a rendezvous with her under the guise of a work trip in January 2015.
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In wake of tragic plane crash, Goldfein and Wright try to rally Air Guardsmen in Puerto Rico
During their visit to the 156th, still hurting after May’s fatal crash of a WC-130, Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein and Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force Kaleth Wright took questions from airmen and spoke to them about the role they play in the Air Force’s mission.
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Here’s how sports medicine is transforming battlefield airmen’s training
With the help of cutting-edge technology, new thinking and an intense focus on injury prevention and rehab inspired by college sports medicine, the Air Force is transforming how it creates elite special warfare airmen.
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First hurricane-evacuated F-22s return to Florida
Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson said in a tweet Wednesday that the Raptors arrived at nearby Eglin Air Force Base to begin F-22 schoolhouse operations.
-
Thunderbirds commander was fired after grabbing neck of another pilot in bar argument
Former Thunderbirds commander Lt. Col. Jason Heard was fired last November after an investigation found he placed his hands on another pilot’s neck during a “physical altercation” in a Maryland bar.
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Air Force announces bases that will test, maintain the new B-21 stealth bomber
The Air Force has chosen Tinker Air Force Base in Oklahoma to maintain and sustain the B-21, and Edwards Air Force Base in California to handle testing and evaluation.
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Air Force identifies pilot killed in T-38 crash at Laughlin AFB
Capt. John Graziano, 28, was from Elkridge, Maryland, and is survived by his mother, father, sisters and brother.
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One pilot dead in T-38 crash at Laughlin
A board of officers will be convened to investigate the crash.
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Air Force pararescue and special operations join search and rescue for 5 Marines still missing off Japanese coast
The 353rd Special Operations Group out of Kadena Air Force Base, Japan, has provided three MC-130s and three CV-22s, along with airmen from the Kadena’s 320th Special Tactics Squadron.
-
Where’s the beef? Should air crews’ crude phallic drawings have cost B-52 commander his job?
Bored air crew members’ habit of drawing crude stick figures while deployed, a sharply worded investigation and a crackdown on inappropriate behavior in the workplace cost Lt. Col. Paul Goossen his command of the 69th Bomb Squadron.
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Report: Alleged F-16 joyride to visit girlfriend cost head of Vermont Air Guard his job
Jackman allegedly exchanged flirtatious emails for weeks with an unidentified female Army colonel who worked at the Pentagon, and he set up a rendezvous with her under the guise of a work trip in January 2015.
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In wake of tragic plane crash, Goldfein and Wright try to rally Air Guardsmen in Puerto Rico
During their visit to the 156th, still hurting after May’s fatal crash of a WC-130, Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein and Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force Kaleth Wright took questions from airmen and spoke to them about the role they play in the Air Force’s mission.
-
Here’s how sports medicine is transforming battlefield airmen’s training
With the help of cutting-edge technology, new thinking and an intense focus on injury prevention and rehab inspired by college sports medicine, the Air Force is transforming how it creates elite special warfare airmen.
-
First hurricane-evacuated F-22s return to Florida
Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson said in a tweet Wednesday that the Raptors arrived at nearby Eglin Air Force Base to begin F-22 schoolhouse operations.
-
Thunderbirds commander was fired after grabbing neck of another pilot in bar argument
Former Thunderbirds commander Lt. Col. Jason Heard was fired last November after an investigation found he placed his hands on another pilot’s neck during a “physical altercation” in a Maryland bar.
-
Air Force announces bases that will test, maintain the new B-21 stealth bomber
The Air Force has chosen Tinker Air Force Base in Oklahoma to maintain and sustain the B-21, and Edwards Air Force Base in California to handle testing and evaluation.
-
Air Force identifies pilot killed in T-38 crash at Laughlin AFB
Capt. John Graziano, 28, was from Elkridge, Maryland, and is survived by his mother, father, sisters and brother.
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One pilot dead in T-38 crash at Laughlin
A board of officers will be convened to investigate the crash.
