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Air Force hits more modest recruiting goal in 2018
The Air Force recruited 29,831 new enlisted airmen in fiscal 2018, slightly exceeding its goal of 29,700, the Air Force Recruiting Service said Thursday.
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Tyndall sustains ‘direct hit,’ ‘extensive damage’ from hurricane
The catastrophic storm’s 150 miles-per-hour-plus winds delivered a direct hit to the base, bringing down trees and power lines, ripping roofs off buildings and causing significant structural damage.
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Air Force eyes 1,600 airmen for possible ‘deploy or get out’ separation
The Air Force says it may consider about 1,600 non-deployable active-duty airmen for separation under the Defense Department’s new, strict policy on troop readiness.
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Hurlburt to close as Hurricane Michael bears down on Florida
Air Force bases throughout Florida on Monday warned airmen about an incoming hurricane that is approaching the Gulf Coast, and at least one is preparing to decide whether to evacuate personnel.
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Report: Trump may fire Air Force Secretary Wilson over Space Force
President Trump is considering firing Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson after the midterm elections due to her perceived slow-rolling of his order to create a separate Space Force, according to a report from Foreign Policy.
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Plea deal reached in case against fired mobility wing commander
A plea deal has been reached in the case of the former commander of the 375th Air Mobility Wing at Scott Air Force Base in Illinois, who was originally facing charges including sexual assault and cruelty and maltreatment.
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One-star general — and Enola Gay pilot’s grandson — forced to retire after misconduct claims
The deputy commander of Air Force Global Strike Command will be forced to retire after an investigation substantiated several accusations of misconduct during his previous command.
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The Air Force might bar NCOs from issuing reprimands
The Air Force earlier this month mistakenly published, and later rescinded, an updated rule that would bar technical sergeants and below from issuing letters of reprimand.
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T-6s resume flying at Randolph
The 12th Flying Training Wing at Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph resumed flying its T-6A Texan II trainers on Friday morning, three days after a crash prompted its fleet to be grounded.
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Rand report: In Air Force, sexual assault risk greatest at AETC bases
Men and women in the Air Force face the greatest risk of sexual assault at Air Education and Training Command bases, according to a new report from Rand Corp.
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Air Force hits more modest recruiting goal in 2018
The Air Force recruited 29,831 new enlisted airmen in fiscal 2018, slightly exceeding its goal of 29,700, the Air Force Recruiting Service said Thursday.
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Tyndall sustains ‘direct hit,’ ‘extensive damage’ from hurricane
The catastrophic storm’s 150 miles-per-hour-plus winds delivered a direct hit to the base, bringing down trees and power lines, ripping roofs off buildings and causing significant structural damage.
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Air Force eyes 1,600 airmen for possible ‘deploy or get out’ separation
The Air Force says it may consider about 1,600 non-deployable active-duty airmen for separation under the Defense Department’s new, strict policy on troop readiness.
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Hurlburt to close as Hurricane Michael bears down on Florida
Air Force bases throughout Florida on Monday warned airmen about an incoming hurricane that is approaching the Gulf Coast, and at least one is preparing to decide whether to evacuate personnel.
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Report: Trump may fire Air Force Secretary Wilson over Space Force
President Trump is considering firing Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson after the midterm elections due to her perceived slow-rolling of his order to create a separate Space Force, according to a report from Foreign Policy.
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Plea deal reached in case against fired mobility wing commander
A plea deal has been reached in the case of the former commander of the 375th Air Mobility Wing at Scott Air Force Base in Illinois, who was originally facing charges including sexual assault and cruelty and maltreatment.
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One-star general — and Enola Gay pilot’s grandson — forced to retire after misconduct claims
The deputy commander of Air Force Global Strike Command will be forced to retire after an investigation substantiated several accusations of misconduct during his previous command.
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The Air Force might bar NCOs from issuing reprimands
The Air Force earlier this month mistakenly published, and later rescinded, an updated rule that would bar technical sergeants and below from issuing letters of reprimand.
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T-6s resume flying at Randolph
The 12th Flying Training Wing at Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph resumed flying its T-6A Texan II trainers on Friday morning, three days after a crash prompted its fleet to be grounded.
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Rand report: In Air Force, sexual assault risk greatest at AETC bases
Men and women in the Air Force face the greatest risk of sexual assault at Air Education and Training Command bases, according to a new report from Rand Corp.
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Air Force hits more modest recruiting goal in 2018
The Air Force recruited 29,831 new enlisted airmen in fiscal 2018, slightly exceeding its goal of 29,700, the Air Force Recruiting Service said Thursday.
-
Tyndall sustains ‘direct hit,’ ‘extensive damage’ from hurricane
The catastrophic storm’s 150 miles-per-hour-plus winds delivered a direct hit to the base, bringing down trees and power lines, ripping roofs off buildings and causing significant structural damage.
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Air Force eyes 1,600 airmen for possible ‘deploy or get out’ separation
The Air Force says it may consider about 1,600 non-deployable active-duty airmen for separation under the Defense Department’s new, strict policy on troop readiness.
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Hurlburt to close as Hurricane Michael bears down on Florida
Air Force bases throughout Florida on Monday warned airmen about an incoming hurricane that is approaching the Gulf Coast, and at least one is preparing to decide whether to evacuate personnel.
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Report: Trump may fire Air Force Secretary Wilson over Space Force
President Trump is considering firing Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson after the midterm elections due to her perceived slow-rolling of his order to create a separate Space Force, according to a report from Foreign Policy.
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Plea deal reached in case against fired mobility wing commander
A plea deal has been reached in the case of the former commander of the 375th Air Mobility Wing at Scott Air Force Base in Illinois, who was originally facing charges including sexual assault and cruelty and maltreatment.
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One-star general — and Enola Gay pilot’s grandson — forced to retire after misconduct claims
The deputy commander of Air Force Global Strike Command will be forced to retire after an investigation substantiated several accusations of misconduct during his previous command.
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The Air Force might bar NCOs from issuing reprimands
The Air Force earlier this month mistakenly published, and later rescinded, an updated rule that would bar technical sergeants and below from issuing letters of reprimand.
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T-6s resume flying at Randolph
The 12th Flying Training Wing at Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph resumed flying its T-6A Texan II trainers on Friday morning, three days after a crash prompted its fleet to be grounded.
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Rand report: In Air Force, sexual assault risk greatest at AETC bases
Men and women in the Air Force face the greatest risk of sexual assault at Air Education and Training Command bases, according to a new report from Rand Corp.
