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Active-duty accessions dropped by 7,000 after COVID hit — and closed schools could make next year even harder
Recruiters will be able to find enough qualified recruits if the pandemic drags on through 2021, the head of Air Force Recruiting Service said — but it’s going to be tough.
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Air Education and Training Command aims to keep new airmen coming despite pandemic
Six months after it started to take steps to limit the spread of coronavirus, Air Education and Training Command is in the process of relaxing some of those measures.
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19 years into war on terror, overstretched AFSOC at a crossroads
Lt. Gen. Jim Slife sees AFSOC returning to a role where it provides key specialized mission capabilities to help the broader joint force.
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USAFE shifts gears to fight in COVID era
USAFE Commander Gen. Jeffrey Harrigian said dealing with the COVID pandemic has helped it practice skills that will be necessary during a major conflict.
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Here’s how Global Strike Command is shifting its focus to China, Russia
To keep operating despite the coronavirus, ICBM airmen began pulling two-week alerts — the longest in Air Force Global Strike Command history.
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Gen. Brown: The Air Force isn’t getting bigger; to win wars it must must move airmen into undermanned jobs
“We’re going to have to make some unhappy people … in order to make sure we can get all the mission sets done,” Brown told reporters.
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First KC-10 heads to Boneyard as Pegasus comes into the fleet
This KC-10 was in service for more than 33 years, seeing action in operations ranging from Desert Shield to Inherent Resolve.
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Coronavirus drives AFA’s massive Air, Space and Cyber conference online
AFA plans to hold online sessions with top leaders, including question-and-answer periods, as part of its virtual conference this September.
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AI-infused training coming for drone pilots, sensor ops
The new RPA program takes some cues from the Air Force’s Pilot Training Next program.
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KC-46 delivery to Seymour Johnson delayed after debris found in fuel tank
The delay is the latest in a series of debris-related problems that has held up Boeing’s delivery of the Air Force’s newest tanker.
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Active-duty accessions dropped by 7,000 after COVID hit — and closed schools could make next year even harder
Recruiters will be able to find enough qualified recruits if the pandemic drags on through 2021, the head of Air Force Recruiting Service said — but it’s going to be tough.
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Air Education and Training Command aims to keep new airmen coming despite pandemic
Six months after it started to take steps to limit the spread of coronavirus, Air Education and Training Command is in the process of relaxing some of those measures.
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19 years into war on terror, overstretched AFSOC at a crossroads
Lt. Gen. Jim Slife sees AFSOC returning to a role where it provides key specialized mission capabilities to help the broader joint force.
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USAFE shifts gears to fight in COVID era
USAFE Commander Gen. Jeffrey Harrigian said dealing with the COVID pandemic has helped it practice skills that will be necessary during a major conflict.
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Here’s how Global Strike Command is shifting its focus to China, Russia
To keep operating despite the coronavirus, ICBM airmen began pulling two-week alerts — the longest in Air Force Global Strike Command history.
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Gen. Brown: The Air Force isn’t getting bigger; to win wars it must must move airmen into undermanned jobs
“We’re going to have to make some unhappy people … in order to make sure we can get all the mission sets done,” Brown told reporters.
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First KC-10 heads to Boneyard as Pegasus comes into the fleet
This KC-10 was in service for more than 33 years, seeing action in operations ranging from Desert Shield to Inherent Resolve.
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Coronavirus drives AFA’s massive Air, Space and Cyber conference online
AFA plans to hold online sessions with top leaders, including question-and-answer periods, as part of its virtual conference this September.
-
AI-infused training coming for drone pilots, sensor ops
The new RPA program takes some cues from the Air Force’s Pilot Training Next program.
-
KC-46 delivery to Seymour Johnson delayed after debris found in fuel tank
The delay is the latest in a series of debris-related problems that has held up Boeing’s delivery of the Air Force’s newest tanker.
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Active-duty accessions dropped by 7,000 after COVID hit — and closed schools could make next year even harder
Recruiters will be able to find enough qualified recruits if the pandemic drags on through 2021, the head of Air Force Recruiting Service said — but it’s going to be tough.
-
Air Education and Training Command aims to keep new airmen coming despite pandemic
Six months after it started to take steps to limit the spread of coronavirus, Air Education and Training Command is in the process of relaxing some of those measures.
-
19 years into war on terror, overstretched AFSOC at a crossroads
Lt. Gen. Jim Slife sees AFSOC returning to a role where it provides key specialized mission capabilities to help the broader joint force.
-
USAFE shifts gears to fight in COVID era
USAFE Commander Gen. Jeffrey Harrigian said dealing with the COVID pandemic has helped it practice skills that will be necessary during a major conflict.
-
Here’s how Global Strike Command is shifting its focus to China, Russia
To keep operating despite the coronavirus, ICBM airmen began pulling two-week alerts — the longest in Air Force Global Strike Command history.
-
Gen. Brown: The Air Force isn’t getting bigger; to win wars it must must move airmen into undermanned jobs
“We’re going to have to make some unhappy people … in order to make sure we can get all the mission sets done,” Brown told reporters.
-
First KC-10 heads to Boneyard as Pegasus comes into the fleet
This KC-10 was in service for more than 33 years, seeing action in operations ranging from Desert Shield to Inherent Resolve.
-
Coronavirus drives AFA’s massive Air, Space and Cyber conference online
AFA plans to hold online sessions with top leaders, including question-and-answer periods, as part of its virtual conference this September.
-
AI-infused training coming for drone pilots, sensor ops
The new RPA program takes some cues from the Air Force’s Pilot Training Next program.
-
KC-46 delivery to Seymour Johnson delayed after debris found in fuel tank
The delay is the latest in a series of debris-related problems that has held up Boeing’s delivery of the Air Force’s newest tanker.
