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Heather Wilson sworn in as 24th Air Force secretary
Heather Wilson, a former representative from New Mexico and Air Force Academy graduate, was sworn in as the 24th secretary of the Air Force Tuesday.
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Airstrikes against ISIS hit highest point of war
The Air Force, other military services, and coalition allies in March released the most weapons against the Islamic State of the war so far.
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CENTCOM: ‘Misdirected’ coalition airstrike killed 18 allied fighters in Syria
Coalition aircraft on Tuesday bombed an allied Syrian Democratic Forces position it mistakenly thought was an Islamic State fighting position and killed 18 personnel, U.S. Central Command said Thursday.
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Pilot in F-16 crash near Joint Base Andrews released from the hospital
Officials in Maryland say they’re investigating a military aircraft down in the Washington suburbs.
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Meet America’s next astronaut: From F-15 combat to the International Space Station
During his more than two decades in the Air Force, Col. Jack Fischer has gone from the classrooms of the Air Force Academy to the skies above Iraq and Afghanistan in an F-15 and to the cockpit of an F-22 as a test pilot.
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With 500 bombs a week, Mosul airstrikes mark ‘the most kinetic’ phase of ISIS air war so far
The last three weeks of airstrikes in Mosul have been “the most kinetic three weeks in the campaign in Iraq” against the Islamic State, the top Air Force general in Iraq said Thursday.
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Are the F-15 Eagle’s days numbered? Top generals say maybe
The Air Force is considering retiring its F-15 C and D fighter aircraft and replacing them with F-16s.
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U.S. and coalition airstrikes against ISIS spike as Mosul, Raqqa offensives heat up
Aircraft from the Air Force, other branches of the U.S. military, and coalition nations released more than 7,000 weapons against the Islamic State in January and February — the most of any two-month stretch since Operation Inherent Resolve began more than 2 1/2 years ago.
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Russia buzzed NATO aircraft four times in a single day
NATO aircraft had four separate close encounters with Russian planes in separate incidents on Feb. 10, the Air Force’s top general in charge of its forces in Europe said Thursday.
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Mistaken missile warning surprises airmen at Spangdahlem Air Base
Airmen at the 52nd Fighter Wing at Spangdahlem Air Base, Germany, got an unexpected Valentine’s Day present on Tuesday: A bright red computer alert mistakenly warning them of an incoming missile.
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Heather Wilson sworn in as 24th Air Force secretary
Heather Wilson, a former representative from New Mexico and Air Force Academy graduate, was sworn in as the 24th secretary of the Air Force Tuesday.
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Airstrikes against ISIS hit highest point of war
The Air Force, other military services, and coalition allies in March released the most weapons against the Islamic State of the war so far.
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CENTCOM: ‘Misdirected’ coalition airstrike killed 18 allied fighters in Syria
Coalition aircraft on Tuesday bombed an allied Syrian Democratic Forces position it mistakenly thought was an Islamic State fighting position and killed 18 personnel, U.S. Central Command said Thursday.
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Pilot in F-16 crash near Joint Base Andrews released from the hospital
Officials in Maryland say they’re investigating a military aircraft down in the Washington suburbs.
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Meet America’s next astronaut: From F-15 combat to the International Space Station
During his more than two decades in the Air Force, Col. Jack Fischer has gone from the classrooms of the Air Force Academy to the skies above Iraq and Afghanistan in an F-15 and to the cockpit of an F-22 as a test pilot.
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With 500 bombs a week, Mosul airstrikes mark ‘the most kinetic’ phase of ISIS air war so far
The last three weeks of airstrikes in Mosul have been “the most kinetic three weeks in the campaign in Iraq” against the Islamic State, the top Air Force general in Iraq said Thursday.
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Are the F-15 Eagle’s days numbered? Top generals say maybe
The Air Force is considering retiring its F-15 C and D fighter aircraft and replacing them with F-16s.
-
U.S. and coalition airstrikes against ISIS spike as Mosul, Raqqa offensives heat up
Aircraft from the Air Force, other branches of the U.S. military, and coalition nations released more than 7,000 weapons against the Islamic State in January and February — the most of any two-month stretch since Operation Inherent Resolve began more than 2 1/2 years ago.
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Russia buzzed NATO aircraft four times in a single day
NATO aircraft had four separate close encounters with Russian planes in separate incidents on Feb. 10, the Air Force’s top general in charge of its forces in Europe said Thursday.
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Mistaken missile warning surprises airmen at Spangdahlem Air Base
Airmen at the 52nd Fighter Wing at Spangdahlem Air Base, Germany, got an unexpected Valentine’s Day present on Tuesday: A bright red computer alert mistakenly warning them of an incoming missile.
-
Heather Wilson sworn in as 24th Air Force secretary
Heather Wilson, a former representative from New Mexico and Air Force Academy graduate, was sworn in as the 24th secretary of the Air Force Tuesday.
-
Airstrikes against ISIS hit highest point of war
The Air Force, other military services, and coalition allies in March released the most weapons against the Islamic State of the war so far.
-
CENTCOM: ‘Misdirected’ coalition airstrike killed 18 allied fighters in Syria
Coalition aircraft on Tuesday bombed an allied Syrian Democratic Forces position it mistakenly thought was an Islamic State fighting position and killed 18 personnel, U.S. Central Command said Thursday.
-
Pilot in F-16 crash near Joint Base Andrews released from the hospital
Officials in Maryland say they’re investigating a military aircraft down in the Washington suburbs.
-
Meet America’s next astronaut: From F-15 combat to the International Space Station
During his more than two decades in the Air Force, Col. Jack Fischer has gone from the classrooms of the Air Force Academy to the skies above Iraq and Afghanistan in an F-15 and to the cockpit of an F-22 as a test pilot.
-
With 500 bombs a week, Mosul airstrikes mark ‘the most kinetic’ phase of ISIS air war so far
The last three weeks of airstrikes in Mosul have been “the most kinetic three weeks in the campaign in Iraq” against the Islamic State, the top Air Force general in Iraq said Thursday.
-
Are the F-15 Eagle’s days numbered? Top generals say maybe
The Air Force is considering retiring its F-15 C and D fighter aircraft and replacing them with F-16s.
-
U.S. and coalition airstrikes against ISIS spike as Mosul, Raqqa offensives heat up
Aircraft from the Air Force, other branches of the U.S. military, and coalition nations released more than 7,000 weapons against the Islamic State in January and February — the most of any two-month stretch since Operation Inherent Resolve began more than 2 1/2 years ago.
-
Russia buzzed NATO aircraft four times in a single day
NATO aircraft had four separate close encounters with Russian planes in separate incidents on Feb. 10, the Air Force’s top general in charge of its forces in Europe said Thursday.
-
Mistaken missile warning surprises airmen at Spangdahlem Air Base
Airmen at the 52nd Fighter Wing at Spangdahlem Air Base, Germany, got an unexpected Valentine’s Day present on Tuesday: A bright red computer alert mistakenly warning them of an incoming missile.












