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You’re not gonna believe where they found that missing Minot machine gun
The high-profile — and embarrassing — weapons losses at Minot led to the firing of 91st Security Forces Group commander Col. Jason Beers.
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Here’s what the Air Force is doing about that recruit in the racist video
The video of a recent Air Force Reserve recruit using a racial slur stirred outrage online after going viral.
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Air Force Reserve taking action after recruit’s ‘detestable’ racial slur video
A recent enlistee in the Air Force Reserve may be kicked out after a video showing her making a racial slur went viral.
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Ending the pilot exodus: Air Force rolls out new bonuses, incentives — will it work this time?
Nearly two years after top Air Force leaders began sounding the alarm on a worrying shortfall of pilots, the key elements of a solution are finally falling into place.
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Air Force pilot in serious condition after F-15 crash; training sorties halted
Kadena Air Base in Japan has halted local F-15 training operations after one of its Eagle fighters crashed into the ocean south of Okinawa.
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Air Force expands parental leave for new parents
The Air Force has announced an expansion of parental leave for fathers, same-sex couples, and adoptive and surrogate parents.
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Air Force B-1B bombers grounded after a problem with its ejection seats
Air Force Global Strike Command ordered a safety stand-down of its B-1B Lancer bombers after discovering a problem with its ejection seats.
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Air Force Academy busts dozens of athletes for hazing — now some of them may not graduate
Some of the senior lacrosse players and swimmers involved were not allowed to graduate with the rest of their class last month, and it remains to be seen whether they will still receive their commissions.
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Let the games begin: Jon Stewart, Kelly Clarkson and more open 2018 Warrior Games
About 300 wounded, ill and injured service members and veterans from the United States, United Kingdom, Australia and Canada are competing in the 2018 Warrior Games.
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Air Force F-22 Raptors are back at Kadena for the first time since 2014
F-22A Raptors have returned to Kadena Air Base in Japan for the first time in more than three years, the Air Force said.
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You’re not gonna believe where they found that missing Minot machine gun
The high-profile — and embarrassing — weapons losses at Minot led to the firing of 91st Security Forces Group commander Col. Jason Beers.
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Here’s what the Air Force is doing about that recruit in the racist video
The video of a recent Air Force Reserve recruit using a racial slur stirred outrage online after going viral.
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Air Force Reserve taking action after recruit’s ‘detestable’ racial slur video
A recent enlistee in the Air Force Reserve may be kicked out after a video showing her making a racial slur went viral.
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Ending the pilot exodus: Air Force rolls out new bonuses, incentives — will it work this time?
Nearly two years after top Air Force leaders began sounding the alarm on a worrying shortfall of pilots, the key elements of a solution are finally falling into place.
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Air Force pilot in serious condition after F-15 crash; training sorties halted
Kadena Air Base in Japan has halted local F-15 training operations after one of its Eagle fighters crashed into the ocean south of Okinawa.
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Air Force expands parental leave for new parents
The Air Force has announced an expansion of parental leave for fathers, same-sex couples, and adoptive and surrogate parents.
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Air Force B-1B bombers grounded after a problem with its ejection seats
Air Force Global Strike Command ordered a safety stand-down of its B-1B Lancer bombers after discovering a problem with its ejection seats.
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Air Force Academy busts dozens of athletes for hazing — now some of them may not graduate
Some of the senior lacrosse players and swimmers involved were not allowed to graduate with the rest of their class last month, and it remains to be seen whether they will still receive their commissions.
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Let the games begin: Jon Stewart, Kelly Clarkson and more open 2018 Warrior Games
About 300 wounded, ill and injured service members and veterans from the United States, United Kingdom, Australia and Canada are competing in the 2018 Warrior Games.
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Air Force F-22 Raptors are back at Kadena for the first time since 2014
F-22A Raptors have returned to Kadena Air Base in Japan for the first time in more than three years, the Air Force said.
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You’re not gonna believe where they found that missing Minot machine gun
The high-profile — and embarrassing — weapons losses at Minot led to the firing of 91st Security Forces Group commander Col. Jason Beers.
-
Here’s what the Air Force is doing about that recruit in the racist video
The video of a recent Air Force Reserve recruit using a racial slur stirred outrage online after going viral.
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Air Force Reserve taking action after recruit’s ‘detestable’ racial slur video
A recent enlistee in the Air Force Reserve may be kicked out after a video showing her making a racial slur went viral.
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Ending the pilot exodus: Air Force rolls out new bonuses, incentives — will it work this time?
Nearly two years after top Air Force leaders began sounding the alarm on a worrying shortfall of pilots, the key elements of a solution are finally falling into place.
-
Air Force pilot in serious condition after F-15 crash; training sorties halted
Kadena Air Base in Japan has halted local F-15 training operations after one of its Eagle fighters crashed into the ocean south of Okinawa.
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Air Force expands parental leave for new parents
The Air Force has announced an expansion of parental leave for fathers, same-sex couples, and adoptive and surrogate parents.
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Air Force B-1B bombers grounded after a problem with its ejection seats
Air Force Global Strike Command ordered a safety stand-down of its B-1B Lancer bombers after discovering a problem with its ejection seats.
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Air Force Academy busts dozens of athletes for hazing — now some of them may not graduate
Some of the senior lacrosse players and swimmers involved were not allowed to graduate with the rest of their class last month, and it remains to be seen whether they will still receive their commissions.
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Let the games begin: Jon Stewart, Kelly Clarkson and more open 2018 Warrior Games
About 300 wounded, ill and injured service members and veterans from the United States, United Kingdom, Australia and Canada are competing in the 2018 Warrior Games.
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Air Force F-22 Raptors are back at Kadena for the first time since 2014
F-22A Raptors have returned to Kadena Air Base in Japan for the first time in more than three years, the Air Force said.
