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In fight against ISIS, joint airmen lend expertise to allies, sister services
Whether it’s helping an Army team check out an airfield the military might use, unloading cargo in an austere location, or helping an Iraqi unit coordinate with allies, hundreds of airmen throughout the Middle East are providing their expertise to other services and coalition partners.
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Military officials: Iraqis are ‘the face and the front’ of war against ISIS
Today, top military officers say, the Iraqi military is truly taking the lead in the fight against ISIS, with the United States and other coalition allies advising and assisting in a primarily support role.
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Army colonel: Mosul battle will be ‘tough fight to the very end’
The battle to wrest the strategically key city of Mosul, Iraq, from the hands of the Islamic State is one of the central campaigns of Operation Inherent Resolve, and the biggest since the war against ISIS began 2½ years ago.
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Retired 4-star demoted after sexual assault investigation
Retired Gen. Arthur Lichte, the former head of Air Mobility Command, has been reprimanded and stripped of two stars after an investigation found he engaged in sexual misconduct.
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Pentagon working to exempt Iraqi F-16 pilot trainees from Trump travel ban
The Defense Department and Iraqi diplomats are trying to find a way exempt Iraqi military pilots from President Trump’s executive order on immigration, and allow them to continue training with the Air Force.
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Trump picks academy grad and former Rep. Heather Wilson to be Air Force secretary
President Trump intends to nominate Heather Wilson, a former New Mexico representative and a graduate of the Air Force Academy, to be the next Air Force secretary.
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U.S. airstrikes kill ‘several dozen’ Islamic State fighters in Libya
B-2 bombers and MQ-9 Reapers attacked Islamic State military camps southwest of Sirte.
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Investigation: ‘Confirmation bias,’ mistakes led coalition to mistakenly bomb Syrian troops
A series of errors sparked by the misidentification of a vehicle as being driven by Islamic State fighters led coalition aircraft to mistakenly bomb Syrian troops in September, an Air Force investigation released Tuesday concluded.
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14 hours of valor: Combat controller receives Silver Star for Afghan battle
Staff Sergeant Keaton Thiem, a combat controller, received the Silver Star for extraordinary heroism during a 14-hour battle in Afghanistan in February.
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Pentagon downplays near-collision between U.S., Russian warplanes over Syria
A Russian fighter flew within a half-mile of a U.S. warplane over eastern Syria on Oct. 17.
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In fight against ISIS, joint airmen lend expertise to allies, sister services
Whether it’s helping an Army team check out an airfield the military might use, unloading cargo in an austere location, or helping an Iraqi unit coordinate with allies, hundreds of airmen throughout the Middle East are providing their expertise to other services and coalition partners.
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Military officials: Iraqis are ‘the face and the front’ of war against ISIS
Today, top military officers say, the Iraqi military is truly taking the lead in the fight against ISIS, with the United States and other coalition allies advising and assisting in a primarily support role.
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Army colonel: Mosul battle will be ‘tough fight to the very end’
The battle to wrest the strategically key city of Mosul, Iraq, from the hands of the Islamic State is one of the central campaigns of Operation Inherent Resolve, and the biggest since the war against ISIS began 2½ years ago.
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Retired 4-star demoted after sexual assault investigation
Retired Gen. Arthur Lichte, the former head of Air Mobility Command, has been reprimanded and stripped of two stars after an investigation found he engaged in sexual misconduct.
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Pentagon working to exempt Iraqi F-16 pilot trainees from Trump travel ban
The Defense Department and Iraqi diplomats are trying to find a way exempt Iraqi military pilots from President Trump’s executive order on immigration, and allow them to continue training with the Air Force.
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Trump picks academy grad and former Rep. Heather Wilson to be Air Force secretary
President Trump intends to nominate Heather Wilson, a former New Mexico representative and a graduate of the Air Force Academy, to be the next Air Force secretary.
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U.S. airstrikes kill ‘several dozen’ Islamic State fighters in Libya
B-2 bombers and MQ-9 Reapers attacked Islamic State military camps southwest of Sirte.
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Investigation: ‘Confirmation bias,’ mistakes led coalition to mistakenly bomb Syrian troops
A series of errors sparked by the misidentification of a vehicle as being driven by Islamic State fighters led coalition aircraft to mistakenly bomb Syrian troops in September, an Air Force investigation released Tuesday concluded.
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14 hours of valor: Combat controller receives Silver Star for Afghan battle
Staff Sergeant Keaton Thiem, a combat controller, received the Silver Star for extraordinary heroism during a 14-hour battle in Afghanistan in February.
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Pentagon downplays near-collision between U.S., Russian warplanes over Syria
A Russian fighter flew within a half-mile of a U.S. warplane over eastern Syria on Oct. 17.
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In fight against ISIS, joint airmen lend expertise to allies, sister services
Whether it’s helping an Army team check out an airfield the military might use, unloading cargo in an austere location, or helping an Iraqi unit coordinate with allies, hundreds of airmen throughout the Middle East are providing their expertise to other services and coalition partners.
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Military officials: Iraqis are ‘the face and the front’ of war against ISIS
Today, top military officers say, the Iraqi military is truly taking the lead in the fight against ISIS, with the United States and other coalition allies advising and assisting in a primarily support role.
-
Army colonel: Mosul battle will be ‘tough fight to the very end’
The battle to wrest the strategically key city of Mosul, Iraq, from the hands of the Islamic State is one of the central campaigns of Operation Inherent Resolve, and the biggest since the war against ISIS began 2½ years ago.
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Retired 4-star demoted after sexual assault investigation
Retired Gen. Arthur Lichte, the former head of Air Mobility Command, has been reprimanded and stripped of two stars after an investigation found he engaged in sexual misconduct.
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Pentagon working to exempt Iraqi F-16 pilot trainees from Trump travel ban
The Defense Department and Iraqi diplomats are trying to find a way exempt Iraqi military pilots from President Trump’s executive order on immigration, and allow them to continue training with the Air Force.
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Trump picks academy grad and former Rep. Heather Wilson to be Air Force secretary
President Trump intends to nominate Heather Wilson, a former New Mexico representative and a graduate of the Air Force Academy, to be the next Air Force secretary.
-
U.S. airstrikes kill ‘several dozen’ Islamic State fighters in Libya
B-2 bombers and MQ-9 Reapers attacked Islamic State military camps southwest of Sirte.
-
Investigation: ‘Confirmation bias,’ mistakes led coalition to mistakenly bomb Syrian troops
A series of errors sparked by the misidentification of a vehicle as being driven by Islamic State fighters led coalition aircraft to mistakenly bomb Syrian troops in September, an Air Force investigation released Tuesday concluded.
-
14 hours of valor: Combat controller receives Silver Star for Afghan battle
Staff Sergeant Keaton Thiem, a combat controller, received the Silver Star for extraordinary heroism during a 14-hour battle in Afghanistan in February.
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Pentagon downplays near-collision between U.S., Russian warplanes over Syria
A Russian fighter flew within a half-mile of a U.S. warplane over eastern Syria on Oct. 17.













