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Meet the Air Force’s ‘ultimate battle plane’ and your new close-air support
When it hits the battlefield in a few short years, the AC-130J Ghostrider will be the most heavily armed gunship in history – a badass plane providing close-air support to U.S. troops on the ground, and delivering withering firepower that will send enemies running for the hills.
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Former Air Force missileers: Keep Trump away from nukes
Ten former Air Force nuclear launch control officers on Thursday released a letter that said Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump “should not have his finger on the button.”
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After 10-year search, remains of F-16 pilot killed in Iraq are home
The final remains of Maj. Troy Gilbert, an F-16C pilot who was killed while conducting a close-air support mission northwest of Baghdad in 2006, have been repatriated to the United States, the Air Force said Wednesday.
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22 Pushup Challenge? Not in uniform or on duty, says Air Force
Over the past few months, Facebook feeds — and even official defense media sites — have been flooded with videos of people dropping to the ground and doing 22 pushups, to raise awareness of the problem of veterans and suicide.
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One of two U-2 pilots dead in California crash
A U-2 pilot is reportedly dead after a plane crash Tuesday in California.
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Congressman: TSgt Chapman deserves the Medal of Honor
An Air Force combat controller who was killed during a fierce firefight with the Taliban in Afghanistan in 2002 deserves the nation’s highest honor for battlefield bravery, Rep. Duncan Hunter, R-California, said in a letter Monday.
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He saved 80 lives: Why not the Medal of Honor?
The Air Force is the only service that does not have a Medal of Honor in the Global War on Terror, and with another airman’s heroic action in battle resulting in an Air Force Cross, experts are again asking: What does an airman have to do?
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Airmen wait and worry over VSP mix-up
As the Air Force’s medical benefit mix-up continued into at least its fourth week, frustration built among affected s…
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Meet the Air Force’s ‘ultimate battle plane’ and your new close-air support
When it hits the battlefield in a few short years, the AC-130J Ghostrider will be the most heavily armed gunship in history – a badass plane providing close-air support to U.S. troops on the ground, and delivering withering firepower that will send enemies running for the hills.
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Former Air Force missileers: Keep Trump away from nukes
Ten former Air Force nuclear launch control officers on Thursday released a letter that said Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump “should not have his finger on the button.”
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After 10-year search, remains of F-16 pilot killed in Iraq are home
The final remains of Maj. Troy Gilbert, an F-16C pilot who was killed while conducting a close-air support mission northwest of Baghdad in 2006, have been repatriated to the United States, the Air Force said Wednesday.
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22 Pushup Challenge? Not in uniform or on duty, says Air Force
Over the past few months, Facebook feeds — and even official defense media sites — have been flooded with videos of people dropping to the ground and doing 22 pushups, to raise awareness of the problem of veterans and suicide.
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One of two U-2 pilots dead in California crash
A U-2 pilot is reportedly dead after a plane crash Tuesday in California.
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Congressman: TSgt Chapman deserves the Medal of Honor
An Air Force combat controller who was killed during a fierce firefight with the Taliban in Afghanistan in 2002 deserves the nation’s highest honor for battlefield bravery, Rep. Duncan Hunter, R-California, said in a letter Monday.
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He saved 80 lives: Why not the Medal of Honor?
The Air Force is the only service that does not have a Medal of Honor in the Global War on Terror, and with another airman’s heroic action in battle resulting in an Air Force Cross, experts are again asking: What does an airman have to do?
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Airmen wait and worry over VSP mix-up
As the Air Force’s medical benefit mix-up continued into at least its fourth week, frustration built among affected s…
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Meet the Air Force’s ‘ultimate battle plane’ and your new close-air support
When it hits the battlefield in a few short years, the AC-130J Ghostrider will be the most heavily armed gunship in history – a badass plane providing close-air support to U.S. troops on the ground, and delivering withering firepower that will send enemies running for the hills.
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Former Air Force missileers: Keep Trump away from nukes
Ten former Air Force nuclear launch control officers on Thursday released a letter that said Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump “should not have his finger on the button.”
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After 10-year search, remains of F-16 pilot killed in Iraq are home
The final remains of Maj. Troy Gilbert, an F-16C pilot who was killed while conducting a close-air support mission northwest of Baghdad in 2006, have been repatriated to the United States, the Air Force said Wednesday.
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22 Pushup Challenge? Not in uniform or on duty, says Air Force
Over the past few months, Facebook feeds — and even official defense media sites — have been flooded with videos of people dropping to the ground and doing 22 pushups, to raise awareness of the problem of veterans and suicide.
-
One of two U-2 pilots dead in California crash
A U-2 pilot is reportedly dead after a plane crash Tuesday in California.
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Congressman: TSgt Chapman deserves the Medal of Honor
An Air Force combat controller who was killed during a fierce firefight with the Taliban in Afghanistan in 2002 deserves the nation’s highest honor for battlefield bravery, Rep. Duncan Hunter, R-California, said in a letter Monday.
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He saved 80 lives: Why not the Medal of Honor?
The Air Force is the only service that does not have a Medal of Honor in the Global War on Terror, and with another airman’s heroic action in battle resulting in an Air Force Cross, experts are again asking: What does an airman have to do?
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Airmen wait and worry over VSP mix-up
As the Air Force’s medical benefit mix-up continued into at least its fourth week, frustration built among affected s…











