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Nominations open for Military Times 2017 Service Members of the Year Awards
Military Times is looking for troops who stand out in their community and service.
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Official: U.S. ‘aggressively’ targeting ISIS, al-Qaida in Afghanistan
U.S. forces in Afghanistan continue to target fighters from al-Qaida and the Islamic State in Khorasan, steadily decimating their ranks over the last 12 months.
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Why hasn’t Trump tapped any Air Force leaders for his Cabinet?
The president’s Cabinet picks lean more toward the other services.
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Air Force secretary approves 9 valor award upgrades for 8 airmen
Eight airmen will receive upgraded awards after a military-wide review.
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The Air Force shows off its contributions to next week’s presidential inauguration
The event included a parade and military working dog demo.
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James says goodbye after three years as Air Force secretary
Her legacy includes encouraging feedback from airmen and promoting diversity.
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Air Force loosens tattoo rules, recruiting restrictions
The Air Force has updated its tattoo rules, paving the way for airmen to have more ink on their bodies.
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New in 2017: USAFE focused on more airfields, partnerships, training
Airmen assigned to U.S. Air Forces in Europe must continue to focus on their critical combat skills in the new year, the command’s top general said.
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New in 2017: PACAF focused on readiness in an ‘increasingly complex’ theater
Partners in the Pacific will help airmen be ready to respond at a moment’s notice.
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Nominations open for Military Times 2017 Service Members of the Year Awards
Military Times is looking for troops who stand out in their community and service.
-
Official: U.S. ‘aggressively’ targeting ISIS, al-Qaida in Afghanistan
U.S. forces in Afghanistan continue to target fighters from al-Qaida and the Islamic State in Khorasan, steadily decimating their ranks over the last 12 months.
-
Why hasn’t Trump tapped any Air Force leaders for his Cabinet?
The president’s Cabinet picks lean more toward the other services.
-
Air Force secretary approves 9 valor award upgrades for 8 airmen
Eight airmen will receive upgraded awards after a military-wide review.
-
The Air Force shows off its contributions to next week’s presidential inauguration
The event included a parade and military working dog demo.
-
James says goodbye after three years as Air Force secretary
Her legacy includes encouraging feedback from airmen and promoting diversity.
-
Air Force loosens tattoo rules, recruiting restrictions
The Air Force has updated its tattoo rules, paving the way for airmen to have more ink on their bodies.
-
Airman found dead near Ellsworth Air Force Base
He was assigned to the 28th Bomb Wing.
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New in 2017: USAFE focused on more airfields, partnerships, training
Airmen assigned to U.S. Air Forces in Europe must continue to focus on their critical combat skills in the new year, the command’s top general said.
-
New in 2017: PACAF focused on readiness in an ‘increasingly complex’ theater
Partners in the Pacific will help airmen be ready to respond at a moment’s notice.
-
Nominations open for Military Times 2017 Service Members of the Year Awards
Military Times is looking for troops who stand out in their community and service.
-
Official: U.S. ‘aggressively’ targeting ISIS, al-Qaida in Afghanistan
U.S. forces in Afghanistan continue to target fighters from al-Qaida and the Islamic State in Khorasan, steadily decimating their ranks over the last 12 months.
-
Why hasn’t Trump tapped any Air Force leaders for his Cabinet?
The president’s Cabinet picks lean more toward the other services.
-
Air Force secretary approves 9 valor award upgrades for 8 airmen
Eight airmen will receive upgraded awards after a military-wide review.
-
The Air Force shows off its contributions to next week’s presidential inauguration
The event included a parade and military working dog demo.
-
James says goodbye after three years as Air Force secretary
Her legacy includes encouraging feedback from airmen and promoting diversity.
-
Air Force loosens tattoo rules, recruiting restrictions
The Air Force has updated its tattoo rules, paving the way for airmen to have more ink on their bodies.
-
Airman found dead near Ellsworth Air Force Base
He was assigned to the 28th Bomb Wing.
-
New in 2017: USAFE focused on more airfields, partnerships, training
Airmen assigned to U.S. Air Forces in Europe must continue to focus on their critical combat skills in the new year, the command’s top general said.
-
New in 2017: PACAF focused on readiness in an ‘increasingly complex’ theater
Partners in the Pacific will help airmen be ready to respond at a moment’s notice.













