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Air Force B-52s patrol South China Sea
The Air Force on April 24 flew B-52H Stratofortress bombers to the South China Sea as part of a training mission.
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SOCOM boss: Adversaries are disabling Air Force gunships in Syria
Adversaries in Syria are attempting to use aggressive electronic warfare capabilities to disable the Air Force’s gunships.
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Pentagon corrects statements about air-to-surface missile, F-22 roles in Syria strike
The Pentagon on Thursday corrected the record on the use of an advanced air-to-surface missile and the F-22 Raptor fighter during the April 13 strike on Syrian regime chemical weapons facilities.
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The military’s stunning fighter pilot shortage: One in four billets is empty
The military’s fighter pilot shortfall is reaching alarming proportions — and a new report from the Government Accountability Office shows just how bad the problem has become.
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Air Force identifies Thunderbirds pilot killed in F-16 crash
The Air Force on Thursday identified the Thunderbirds pilot killed in the F-16 crash at the Nevada Test and Training range as Maj. Stephen Del Bagno.
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Troops who responded to hurricanes last year eligible for Humanitarian Service Medal
Service members who responded to locations hit by three major hurricanes last year for disaster relief are eligible for the Humanitarian Service Medal.
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‘I wasn’t myself’: Culprit who wrote racial slurs at Air Force Academy blames concussion
The Air Force Academy preparatory school cadet candidate who wrote racial slurs outside of his and four other cadet candidates’ dorm rooms last year tried to blame his actions on an untreated concussion.
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As Tet Offensive erupted, this Air Force vet bombed his own base to repel attack
Fifty years ago, 1st Lt. Fred Abrams and his wingman, the late Maj. Joe Bulger, carried out danger-close airstrikes on their own base, where Viet Cong infiltrators had dug in to make their last stand.
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Captain Marvel meets the Air Force: Actress Brie Larson visits Nellis for superhero movie
Oscar-winning actress Brie Larson paid a visit to Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada this week to research her next role: Air Force officer-turned-Avenger Captain Marvel.
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Air Force upgrades valor award for combat controller who fought in five-day Afghan battle
A combat controller who received a Bronze Star for his actions during five days of combat in Afghanistan in 2006 will have his medal upgraded to a Silver Star.
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Air Force B-52s patrol South China Sea
The Air Force on April 24 flew B-52H Stratofortress bombers to the South China Sea as part of a training mission.
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SOCOM boss: Adversaries are disabling Air Force gunships in Syria
Adversaries in Syria are attempting to use aggressive electronic warfare capabilities to disable the Air Force’s gunships.
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Pentagon corrects statements about air-to-surface missile, F-22 roles in Syria strike
The Pentagon on Thursday corrected the record on the use of an advanced air-to-surface missile and the F-22 Raptor fighter during the April 13 strike on Syrian regime chemical weapons facilities.
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The military’s stunning fighter pilot shortage: One in four billets is empty
The military’s fighter pilot shortfall is reaching alarming proportions — and a new report from the Government Accountability Office shows just how bad the problem has become.
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Air Force identifies Thunderbirds pilot killed in F-16 crash
The Air Force on Thursday identified the Thunderbirds pilot killed in the F-16 crash at the Nevada Test and Training range as Maj. Stephen Del Bagno.
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Troops who responded to hurricanes last year eligible for Humanitarian Service Medal
Service members who responded to locations hit by three major hurricanes last year for disaster relief are eligible for the Humanitarian Service Medal.
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‘I wasn’t myself’: Culprit who wrote racial slurs at Air Force Academy blames concussion
The Air Force Academy preparatory school cadet candidate who wrote racial slurs outside of his and four other cadet candidates’ dorm rooms last year tried to blame his actions on an untreated concussion.
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As Tet Offensive erupted, this Air Force vet bombed his own base to repel attack
Fifty years ago, 1st Lt. Fred Abrams and his wingman, the late Maj. Joe Bulger, carried out danger-close airstrikes on their own base, where Viet Cong infiltrators had dug in to make their last stand.
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Captain Marvel meets the Air Force: Actress Brie Larson visits Nellis for superhero movie
Oscar-winning actress Brie Larson paid a visit to Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada this week to research her next role: Air Force officer-turned-Avenger Captain Marvel.
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Air Force upgrades valor award for combat controller who fought in five-day Afghan battle
A combat controller who received a Bronze Star for his actions during five days of combat in Afghanistan in 2006 will have his medal upgraded to a Silver Star.
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Air Force B-52s patrol South China Sea
The Air Force on April 24 flew B-52H Stratofortress bombers to the South China Sea as part of a training mission.
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SOCOM boss: Adversaries are disabling Air Force gunships in Syria
Adversaries in Syria are attempting to use aggressive electronic warfare capabilities to disable the Air Force’s gunships.
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Pentagon corrects statements about air-to-surface missile, F-22 roles in Syria strike
The Pentagon on Thursday corrected the record on the use of an advanced air-to-surface missile and the F-22 Raptor fighter during the April 13 strike on Syrian regime chemical weapons facilities.
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The military’s stunning fighter pilot shortage: One in four billets is empty
The military’s fighter pilot shortfall is reaching alarming proportions — and a new report from the Government Accountability Office shows just how bad the problem has become.
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Air Force identifies Thunderbirds pilot killed in F-16 crash
The Air Force on Thursday identified the Thunderbirds pilot killed in the F-16 crash at the Nevada Test and Training range as Maj. Stephen Del Bagno.
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Troops who responded to hurricanes last year eligible for Humanitarian Service Medal
Service members who responded to locations hit by three major hurricanes last year for disaster relief are eligible for the Humanitarian Service Medal.
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‘I wasn’t myself’: Culprit who wrote racial slurs at Air Force Academy blames concussion
The Air Force Academy preparatory school cadet candidate who wrote racial slurs outside of his and four other cadet candidates’ dorm rooms last year tried to blame his actions on an untreated concussion.
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As Tet Offensive erupted, this Air Force vet bombed his own base to repel attack
Fifty years ago, 1st Lt. Fred Abrams and his wingman, the late Maj. Joe Bulger, carried out danger-close airstrikes on their own base, where Viet Cong infiltrators had dug in to make their last stand.
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Captain Marvel meets the Air Force: Actress Brie Larson visits Nellis for superhero movie
Oscar-winning actress Brie Larson paid a visit to Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada this week to research her next role: Air Force officer-turned-Avenger Captain Marvel.
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Air Force upgrades valor award for combat controller who fought in five-day Afghan battle
A combat controller who received a Bronze Star for his actions during five days of combat in Afghanistan in 2006 will have his medal upgraded to a Silver Star.
