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Airmen train with Marines to boost skills, capability
Two special tactics officers joined MARSOC training to learn how to lead a joint force.
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AMC commander requests maintenance assessment of all C-5s
The head of Air Mobility Command has requested a maintenance records check of all 56 C-5s in the command’s fleet, according to an AMC spokesman.
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Air Mobility Command stands down C-5 flying operations at Dover AFB
Nose landing gear has malfunctioned twice in the past 60 days.
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Former AFSOUTH command chief to face court-martial
Chief Master Sgt. Jose Barraza faces charges related to an unprofessional relationship.
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Survey: The Pentagon wants to know if you’re satisfied with your boots
Take this survey to provide feedback to the Defense Department.
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No training required: Be a special ops airman in Air Force PlayStation game
The virtual reality game immerses players in the world of Air Force special ops.
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Medal of Honor recipient gives award to brigade
When troops receive the Medal of Honor for acts of valor, they usually credit their fellow service members. Former Army Staff Sgt. Salvatore Giunta took that sentiment one step further last week when he offered his Medal of Honor to the brigade he served with, according to CNN.
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Air Force Academy’s sexual assault prevention office under investigation
The office is still open to provide assistance to victims.
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Airmen train with Marines to boost skills, capability
Two special tactics officers joined MARSOC training to learn how to lead a joint force.
-
AMC commander requests maintenance assessment of all C-5s
The head of Air Mobility Command has requested a maintenance records check of all 56 C-5s in the command’s fleet, according to an AMC spokesman.
-
Air Mobility Command stands down C-5 flying operations at Dover AFB
Nose landing gear has malfunctioned twice in the past 60 days.
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Former AFSOUTH command chief to face court-martial
Chief Master Sgt. Jose Barraza faces charges related to an unprofessional relationship.
-
Survey: The Pentagon wants to know if you’re satisfied with your boots
Take this survey to provide feedback to the Defense Department.
-
No training required: Be a special ops airman in Air Force PlayStation game
The virtual reality game immerses players in the world of Air Force special ops.
-
Medal of Honor recipient gives award to brigade
When troops receive the Medal of Honor for acts of valor, they usually credit their fellow service members. Former Army Staff Sgt. Salvatore Giunta took that sentiment one step further last week when he offered his Medal of Honor to the brigade he served with, according to CNN.
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Air Force Academy’s sexual assault prevention office under investigation
The office is still open to provide assistance to victims.
-
Airmen train with Marines to boost skills, capability
Two special tactics officers joined MARSOC training to learn how to lead a joint force.
-
AMC commander requests maintenance assessment of all C-5s
The head of Air Mobility Command has requested a maintenance records check of all 56 C-5s in the command’s fleet, according to an AMC spokesman.
-
Air Mobility Command stands down C-5 flying operations at Dover AFB
Nose landing gear has malfunctioned twice in the past 60 days.
-
Former AFSOUTH command chief to face court-martial
Chief Master Sgt. Jose Barraza faces charges related to an unprofessional relationship.
-
Survey: The Pentagon wants to know if you’re satisfied with your boots
Take this survey to provide feedback to the Defense Department.
-
No training required: Be a special ops airman in Air Force PlayStation game
The virtual reality game immerses players in the world of Air Force special ops.
-
Medal of Honor recipient gives award to brigade
When troops receive the Medal of Honor for acts of valor, they usually credit their fellow service members. Former Army Staff Sgt. Salvatore Giunta took that sentiment one step further last week when he offered his Medal of Honor to the brigade he served with, according to CNN.
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Air Force Academy’s sexual assault prevention office under investigation
The office is still open to provide assistance to victims.















