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Racial slurs written on dorm room boards of black Air Force Academy cadet candidates
Racial slurs were written on the dormitory message boards of five black cadet candidates at the Air Force Academy Preparatory School earlier this week.
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Airstrikes against ISIS hit all-time high
For the first time since the war against the Islamic State began, U.S. and allied aircraft in August released more than 5,000 weapons in a single month.
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All four service chiefs denounce racism in wake of Charlottesville rally
The top officers of the Army, Navy, Air Force and Marine Corps have issued statements denouncing racism and extremism in the days since white supremacists marched in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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After Mosul, airstrikes against ISIS ebb slightly but remain high
The number of weapons released against the Islamic State in July dropped slightly from the previous month’s all-time record as the battle for Mosul, Iraq, drew to a close.
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Transgender airman: ‘I would like to see them try to kick me out of my military’
Staff Sgt. Logan Ireland, a security forces airman, says he will fight any attempt to discharge him from the military.
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No injuries after explosion at Air Force recruiting center in Oklahoma
An explosion outside an Oklahoma Air Force recruiting center is being investigated as a possible act of domestic terrorism, but the late-night blast could also have been a horrible prank, a federal agent said Tuesday.
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As Mosul battle neared end, anti-ISIS airstrikes reached new peak
As the battle for Mosul entered its final stage and the Raqqa battle heated up, the number of weapons released by coalition aircraft against the Islamic State last month reached new records.
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Air Force general: ISIS to be driven out of Mosul ‘within days’
The liberation of Mosul from an increasingly cornered Islamic State is expected to be complete “within days,” the top Air Force general in Iraq said Friday.
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Wounded Air Force TACP and paralympian to receive ESPN’s Pat Tillman Award
Master Sgt. Israel Del Toro, a tactical air control party airman who miraculously returned to service after a roadside bomb in Afghanistan left him with massive burns, will receive the Pat Tillman Award for Service, ESPN announced Wednesday.
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Air Force chief hopes for ‘return to normalcy’ after shootdown of Syrian fighter
Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein said the military and government are trying to lower tensions with Russia in the wake of the Navy’s shooting down of a Syrian fighter jet.
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Racial slurs written on dorm room boards of black Air Force Academy cadet candidates
Racial slurs were written on the dormitory message boards of five black cadet candidates at the Air Force Academy Preparatory School earlier this week.
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Airstrikes against ISIS hit all-time high
For the first time since the war against the Islamic State began, U.S. and allied aircraft in August released more than 5,000 weapons in a single month.
-
All four service chiefs denounce racism in wake of Charlottesville rally
The top officers of the Army, Navy, Air Force and Marine Corps have issued statements denouncing racism and extremism in the days since white supremacists marched in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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After Mosul, airstrikes against ISIS ebb slightly but remain high
The number of weapons released against the Islamic State in July dropped slightly from the previous month’s all-time record as the battle for Mosul, Iraq, drew to a close.
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Transgender airman: ‘I would like to see them try to kick me out of my military’
Staff Sgt. Logan Ireland, a security forces airman, says he will fight any attempt to discharge him from the military.
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No injuries after explosion at Air Force recruiting center in Oklahoma
An explosion outside an Oklahoma Air Force recruiting center is being investigated as a possible act of domestic terrorism, but the late-night blast could also have been a horrible prank, a federal agent said Tuesday.
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As Mosul battle neared end, anti-ISIS airstrikes reached new peak
As the battle for Mosul entered its final stage and the Raqqa battle heated up, the number of weapons released by coalition aircraft against the Islamic State last month reached new records.
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Air Force general: ISIS to be driven out of Mosul ‘within days’
The liberation of Mosul from an increasingly cornered Islamic State is expected to be complete “within days,” the top Air Force general in Iraq said Friday.
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Wounded Air Force TACP and paralympian to receive ESPN’s Pat Tillman Award
Master Sgt. Israel Del Toro, a tactical air control party airman who miraculously returned to service after a roadside bomb in Afghanistan left him with massive burns, will receive the Pat Tillman Award for Service, ESPN announced Wednesday.
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Air Force chief hopes for ‘return to normalcy’ after shootdown of Syrian fighter
Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein said the military and government are trying to lower tensions with Russia in the wake of the Navy’s shooting down of a Syrian fighter jet.
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Racial slurs written on dorm room boards of black Air Force Academy cadet candidates
Racial slurs were written on the dormitory message boards of five black cadet candidates at the Air Force Academy Preparatory School earlier this week.
-
Airstrikes against ISIS hit all-time high
For the first time since the war against the Islamic State began, U.S. and allied aircraft in August released more than 5,000 weapons in a single month.
-
All four service chiefs denounce racism in wake of Charlottesville rally
The top officers of the Army, Navy, Air Force and Marine Corps have issued statements denouncing racism and extremism in the days since white supremacists marched in Charlottesville, Virginia.
-
After Mosul, airstrikes against ISIS ebb slightly but remain high
The number of weapons released against the Islamic State in July dropped slightly from the previous month’s all-time record as the battle for Mosul, Iraq, drew to a close.
-
Transgender airman: ‘I would like to see them try to kick me out of my military’
Staff Sgt. Logan Ireland, a security forces airman, says he will fight any attempt to discharge him from the military.
-
No injuries after explosion at Air Force recruiting center in Oklahoma
An explosion outside an Oklahoma Air Force recruiting center is being investigated as a possible act of domestic terrorism, but the late-night blast could also have been a horrible prank, a federal agent said Tuesday.
-
As Mosul battle neared end, anti-ISIS airstrikes reached new peak
As the battle for Mosul entered its final stage and the Raqqa battle heated up, the number of weapons released by coalition aircraft against the Islamic State last month reached new records.
-
Air Force general: ISIS to be driven out of Mosul ‘within days’
The liberation of Mosul from an increasingly cornered Islamic State is expected to be complete “within days,” the top Air Force general in Iraq said Friday.
-
Wounded Air Force TACP and paralympian to receive ESPN’s Pat Tillman Award
Master Sgt. Israel Del Toro, a tactical air control party airman who miraculously returned to service after a roadside bomb in Afghanistan left him with massive burns, will receive the Pat Tillman Award for Service, ESPN announced Wednesday.
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Air Force chief hopes for ‘return to normalcy’ after shootdown of Syrian fighter
Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein said the military and government are trying to lower tensions with Russia in the wake of the Navy’s shooting down of a Syrian fighter jet.
