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Air Force chief: Bomber bases will keep that capability, even as inventory changes
The Air Force will be ready to present its “bomber roadmap“ to Defense Secretary Jim Mattis this fall, but one thing is already certain: Bases that have bombers now will retain that capability, even as older platforms like the B-1B Lancer retire.
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Letting go of pride: Air Force vets adapt to ‘invisible wounds’
Two Air Force veterans who were severely injured during their service, and who suffered from the “invisible wounds” of post-traumatic stress, said they had to overcome fear and pride to recover from their wounds.
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The Air Force faces a new era of intelligence gathering
The Air Force must rapidly adapt its fleet of information gathering aircraft, or risk being outpaced by its adversaries, officials said.
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As ‘annihilation’ of ISIS nears, Air Force looks ahead to its future role
The Islamic State is “on the run,” and the coalition waging war on it across Syria and Iraq is gaining momentum that will lead to the annihilation of annihilating the militant group, U.S. Air Forces Central Command head Lt. Gen. Jeffrey Harrigian said Monday.
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4-star: Air Force fighter pilots will have to make more engagement decisions on their own
As the Air Force increasingly operates in contested airspace in places like Syria, Gen. Mike Holmes, head of Air Combat Command, wants his fighter pilots to learn to take more decisions into their own hands.
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Materiel Command head hopes 3-D printed metals will help supplier issue
Gen. Ellen Pawlikowski wants to use 3-D printing to help her supplier problem.
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All eligible Air Force captains to be promoted to major for next three, four years
The Air Force’s new policy of promoting all qualified captains to major is going to continue for at least the next three or four years, Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein said.
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New tech for battlefield airmen
Several exhibitors at the Air Force Association’s annual conference brought their latest tech and gadgets for battlefield airmen.
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Air Force leaders talk ‘dull as dirt’ online training, promotions and more
In a wide-ranging town hall Monday, senior Air Force leaders addressed airmen’s questions about training, promotions and quality of life.
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‘We don’t got this’: Airmen can’t be pushed to the point of failure, secretary says
Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson said the current pace of operations is taking a toll on readiness and that airmen must train to stay sharp on other vital missions.
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Air Force chief: Bomber bases will keep that capability, even as inventory changes
The Air Force will be ready to present its “bomber roadmap“ to Defense Secretary Jim Mattis this fall, but one thing is already certain: Bases that have bombers now will retain that capability, even as older platforms like the B-1B Lancer retire.
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Letting go of pride: Air Force vets adapt to ‘invisible wounds’
Two Air Force veterans who were severely injured during their service, and who suffered from the “invisible wounds” of post-traumatic stress, said they had to overcome fear and pride to recover from their wounds.
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The Air Force faces a new era of intelligence gathering
The Air Force must rapidly adapt its fleet of information gathering aircraft, or risk being outpaced by its adversaries, officials said.
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As ‘annihilation’ of ISIS nears, Air Force looks ahead to its future role
The Islamic State is “on the run,” and the coalition waging war on it across Syria and Iraq is gaining momentum that will lead to the annihilation of annihilating the militant group, U.S. Air Forces Central Command head Lt. Gen. Jeffrey Harrigian said Monday.
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4-star: Air Force fighter pilots will have to make more engagement decisions on their own
As the Air Force increasingly operates in contested airspace in places like Syria, Gen. Mike Holmes, head of Air Combat Command, wants his fighter pilots to learn to take more decisions into their own hands.
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Materiel Command head hopes 3-D printed metals will help supplier issue
Gen. Ellen Pawlikowski wants to use 3-D printing to help her supplier problem.
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All eligible Air Force captains to be promoted to major for next three, four years
The Air Force’s new policy of promoting all qualified captains to major is going to continue for at least the next three or four years, Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein said.
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New tech for battlefield airmen
Several exhibitors at the Air Force Association’s annual conference brought their latest tech and gadgets for battlefield airmen.
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Air Force leaders talk ‘dull as dirt’ online training, promotions and more
In a wide-ranging town hall Monday, senior Air Force leaders addressed airmen’s questions about training, promotions and quality of life.
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‘We don’t got this’: Airmen can’t be pushed to the point of failure, secretary says
Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson said the current pace of operations is taking a toll on readiness and that airmen must train to stay sharp on other vital missions.
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Air Force chief: Bomber bases will keep that capability, even as inventory changes
The Air Force will be ready to present its “bomber roadmap“ to Defense Secretary Jim Mattis this fall, but one thing is already certain: Bases that have bombers now will retain that capability, even as older platforms like the B-1B Lancer retire.
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Letting go of pride: Air Force vets adapt to ‘invisible wounds’
Two Air Force veterans who were severely injured during their service, and who suffered from the “invisible wounds” of post-traumatic stress, said they had to overcome fear and pride to recover from their wounds.
-
The Air Force faces a new era of intelligence gathering
The Air Force must rapidly adapt its fleet of information gathering aircraft, or risk being outpaced by its adversaries, officials said.
-
As ‘annihilation’ of ISIS nears, Air Force looks ahead to its future role
The Islamic State is “on the run,” and the coalition waging war on it across Syria and Iraq is gaining momentum that will lead to the annihilation of annihilating the militant group, U.S. Air Forces Central Command head Lt. Gen. Jeffrey Harrigian said Monday.
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4-star: Air Force fighter pilots will have to make more engagement decisions on their own
As the Air Force increasingly operates in contested airspace in places like Syria, Gen. Mike Holmes, head of Air Combat Command, wants his fighter pilots to learn to take more decisions into their own hands.
-
Materiel Command head hopes 3-D printed metals will help supplier issue
Gen. Ellen Pawlikowski wants to use 3-D printing to help her supplier problem.
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All eligible Air Force captains to be promoted to major for next three, four years
The Air Force’s new policy of promoting all qualified captains to major is going to continue for at least the next three or four years, Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein said.
-
New tech for battlefield airmen
Several exhibitors at the Air Force Association’s annual conference brought their latest tech and gadgets for battlefield airmen.
-
Air Force leaders talk ‘dull as dirt’ online training, promotions and more
In a wide-ranging town hall Monday, senior Air Force leaders addressed airmen’s questions about training, promotions and quality of life.
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‘We don’t got this’: Airmen can’t be pushed to the point of failure, secretary says
Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson said the current pace of operations is taking a toll on readiness and that airmen must train to stay sharp on other vital missions.
