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T-6s at Randolph remain grounded after crash
The fleet of T-6A Texan II trainers at the 12th Operations Group at Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph in Texas remain grounded, two days after one of the aircraft crashed.
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Chief Wright: Air Force needs ‘hybrid airmen’ to prepare for possibly devastating war
The Air Force needs to build “hybrid airmen” who are able to take on other jobs in the event of a grueling conflict with a major nation such as China or Russia.
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The Air Force has big plans for expansion, but can’t yet say how it’ll get there
The Air Force is making its case for the biggest expansion since the end of the Cold War — swelling its number of operational squadrons by 24 percent, from 312 to 386 by the end of 2030.But getting there will be tricky — not only financially, but also logistically.
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Air Force T-6 crashes in Texas, crew suffers ‘minor injuries’
The T-6 fleet has been plagued with hypoxia problems.
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Air Force on warrant officers: Thanks, but no thanks
The Air Force’s flirtation with reviving warrant officers for the first time in six decades came to an end on Monday.
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Air Force calls for 74 more squadrons to prepare for possibility of war against major power
Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson on Monday called for growing the Air Force from its current size of 312 operational squadrons to 386 by 2030, as it prepares for a possible conflict against a major nation such as China or Russia.
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Air Force Academy cadets face charges, possible court-martials, for swim team hazing
Two seniors at the Air Force Academy could be court-martialed for their role in a hazing scandal involving the men’s swim team.
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T-6 hypoxia problem solved, Air Force announces
The Air Force is fixing the problems with the T-6 Texan II that led to fluctuations in the oxygen concentration and caused hypoxia.
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Air Force, Navy team up to find root of hypoxia and other issues plaguing pilots
Air Force and Navy officials are boosting their collaboration in the effort to find the causes of, and solutions to hypoxia and other unexplained physiological episodes plaguing military pilots.
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Chief Wright: New rules on high-year tenure coming soon
A series of “small wins” over the past year have helped increase morale and build trust, according to the top enlisted airman.
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T-6s at Randolph remain grounded after crash
The fleet of T-6A Texan II trainers at the 12th Operations Group at Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph in Texas remain grounded, two days after one of the aircraft crashed.
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Chief Wright: Air Force needs ‘hybrid airmen’ to prepare for possibly devastating war
The Air Force needs to build “hybrid airmen” who are able to take on other jobs in the event of a grueling conflict with a major nation such as China or Russia.
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The Air Force has big plans for expansion, but can’t yet say how it’ll get there
The Air Force is making its case for the biggest expansion since the end of the Cold War — swelling its number of operational squadrons by 24 percent, from 312 to 386 by the end of 2030.But getting there will be tricky — not only financially, but also logistically.
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Air Force T-6 crashes in Texas, crew suffers ‘minor injuries’
The T-6 fleet has been plagued with hypoxia problems.
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Air Force on warrant officers: Thanks, but no thanks
The Air Force’s flirtation with reviving warrant officers for the first time in six decades came to an end on Monday.
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Air Force calls for 74 more squadrons to prepare for possibility of war against major power
Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson on Monday called for growing the Air Force from its current size of 312 operational squadrons to 386 by 2030, as it prepares for a possible conflict against a major nation such as China or Russia.
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Air Force Academy cadets face charges, possible court-martials, for swim team hazing
Two seniors at the Air Force Academy could be court-martialed for their role in a hazing scandal involving the men’s swim team.
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T-6 hypoxia problem solved, Air Force announces
The Air Force is fixing the problems with the T-6 Texan II that led to fluctuations in the oxygen concentration and caused hypoxia.
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Air Force, Navy team up to find root of hypoxia and other issues plaguing pilots
Air Force and Navy officials are boosting their collaboration in the effort to find the causes of, and solutions to hypoxia and other unexplained physiological episodes plaguing military pilots.
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Chief Wright: New rules on high-year tenure coming soon
A series of “small wins” over the past year have helped increase morale and build trust, according to the top enlisted airman.
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T-6s at Randolph remain grounded after crash
The fleet of T-6A Texan II trainers at the 12th Operations Group at Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph in Texas remain grounded, two days after one of the aircraft crashed.
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Chief Wright: Air Force needs ‘hybrid airmen’ to prepare for possibly devastating war
The Air Force needs to build “hybrid airmen” who are able to take on other jobs in the event of a grueling conflict with a major nation such as China or Russia.
-
The Air Force has big plans for expansion, but can’t yet say how it’ll get there
The Air Force is making its case for the biggest expansion since the end of the Cold War — swelling its number of operational squadrons by 24 percent, from 312 to 386 by the end of 2030.But getting there will be tricky — not only financially, but also logistically.
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Air Force T-6 crashes in Texas, crew suffers ‘minor injuries’
The T-6 fleet has been plagued with hypoxia problems.
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Air Force on warrant officers: Thanks, but no thanks
The Air Force’s flirtation with reviving warrant officers for the first time in six decades came to an end on Monday.
-
Air Force calls for 74 more squadrons to prepare for possibility of war against major power
Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson on Monday called for growing the Air Force from its current size of 312 operational squadrons to 386 by 2030, as it prepares for a possible conflict against a major nation such as China or Russia.
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Air Force Academy cadets face charges, possible court-martials, for swim team hazing
Two seniors at the Air Force Academy could be court-martialed for their role in a hazing scandal involving the men’s swim team.
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T-6 hypoxia problem solved, Air Force announces
The Air Force is fixing the problems with the T-6 Texan II that led to fluctuations in the oxygen concentration and caused hypoxia.
-
Air Force, Navy team up to find root of hypoxia and other issues plaguing pilots
Air Force and Navy officials are boosting their collaboration in the effort to find the causes of, and solutions to hypoxia and other unexplained physiological episodes plaguing military pilots.
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Chief Wright: New rules on high-year tenure coming soon
A series of “small wins” over the past year have helped increase morale and build trust, according to the top enlisted airman.
