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T-6 hypoxia problem solved, Air Force announces
The Air Force is fixing the problems with the T-6 Texan II that led to fluctuations in the oxygen concentration and caused hypoxia.
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Secretary Wilson to lay out ‘Air Force We Need’ at AFA
To meet the demands of the National Defense Strategy, the service is going to have to grow, both in terms of squadrons and airmen. The big question is where — and by how much?
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Lengthy operations are grinding down the Air Force, according to Rand report
A new study is sounding the alarm over the longer missions the Air Force has conducted overseas since the Cold War — and warns the service won’t be able to fully do any of the jobs it may be asked to do in the future.
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Air Force secretary: China, Russia could shoot down new JSTARS on day one of a war
Even a new version of the Air Force’s JSTARS battlefield management and control aircraft would be vulnerable to being shot out of the sky during the opening salvo of a conflict with Russia or China.
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Air Force confirms second F-22 mishap in April
Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson has confirmed a second mishap this month involving one of its F-22 Raptor fighter jets.
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Goldfein: Air Force still looking for ‘smoking gun’ causing hypoxia problems
The Air Force still hasn’t found what is causing an ongoing series of incidents involving hypoxia and other unexplained physiological events, Gen. Dave Goldfein told lawmakers Tuesday.
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The Air Force is still thinking about retiring the F-15 — and it could happen sooner than you think
The Air Force still is considering a possible retirement of the fourth-generation F-15 Eagle fighter — and it could happen by the end of the next decade.
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Latest wave of hypoxia-like events in T-6 grows to 12
Airmen flying the T-6 Texan II trainer have reported 12 physiological events since March 1, Air Education and Training Command said Wednesday.
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Air Force F-22 skids on its belly during botched takeoff
An F-22A Raptor from Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson skidded on its belly during a botched takeoff at Naval Air Station Fallon in Nevada Friday, according to a report on The Drive.
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Air Force ups support for allies in Europe, keeps close eye on Russia
The four-star general in charge of U.S. Air Forces in Europe-Air Forces Africa Thursday highlighted recent deployments and exercises meant to show support for European allies.
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T-6 hypoxia problem solved, Air Force announces
The Air Force is fixing the problems with the T-6 Texan II that led to fluctuations in the oxygen concentration and caused hypoxia.
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Secretary Wilson to lay out ‘Air Force We Need’ at AFA
To meet the demands of the National Defense Strategy, the service is going to have to grow, both in terms of squadrons and airmen. The big question is where — and by how much?
-
Lengthy operations are grinding down the Air Force, according to Rand report
A new study is sounding the alarm over the longer missions the Air Force has conducted overseas since the Cold War — and warns the service won’t be able to fully do any of the jobs it may be asked to do in the future.
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Air Force secretary: China, Russia could shoot down new JSTARS on day one of a war
Even a new version of the Air Force’s JSTARS battlefield management and control aircraft would be vulnerable to being shot out of the sky during the opening salvo of a conflict with Russia or China.
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Air Force confirms second F-22 mishap in April
Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson has confirmed a second mishap this month involving one of its F-22 Raptor fighter jets.
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Goldfein: Air Force still looking for ‘smoking gun’ causing hypoxia problems
The Air Force still hasn’t found what is causing an ongoing series of incidents involving hypoxia and other unexplained physiological events, Gen. Dave Goldfein told lawmakers Tuesday.
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The Air Force is still thinking about retiring the F-15 — and it could happen sooner than you think
The Air Force still is considering a possible retirement of the fourth-generation F-15 Eagle fighter — and it could happen by the end of the next decade.
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Latest wave of hypoxia-like events in T-6 grows to 12
Airmen flying the T-6 Texan II trainer have reported 12 physiological events since March 1, Air Education and Training Command said Wednesday.
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Air Force F-22 skids on its belly during botched takeoff
An F-22A Raptor from Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson skidded on its belly during a botched takeoff at Naval Air Station Fallon in Nevada Friday, according to a report on The Drive.
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Air Force ups support for allies in Europe, keeps close eye on Russia
The four-star general in charge of U.S. Air Forces in Europe-Air Forces Africa Thursday highlighted recent deployments and exercises meant to show support for European allies.
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T-6 hypoxia problem solved, Air Force announces
The Air Force is fixing the problems with the T-6 Texan II that led to fluctuations in the oxygen concentration and caused hypoxia.
-
Secretary Wilson to lay out ‘Air Force We Need’ at AFA
To meet the demands of the National Defense Strategy, the service is going to have to grow, both in terms of squadrons and airmen. The big question is where — and by how much?
-
Lengthy operations are grinding down the Air Force, according to Rand report
A new study is sounding the alarm over the longer missions the Air Force has conducted overseas since the Cold War — and warns the service won’t be able to fully do any of the jobs it may be asked to do in the future.
-
Air Force secretary: China, Russia could shoot down new JSTARS on day one of a war
Even a new version of the Air Force’s JSTARS battlefield management and control aircraft would be vulnerable to being shot out of the sky during the opening salvo of a conflict with Russia or China.
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Air Force confirms second F-22 mishap in April
Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson has confirmed a second mishap this month involving one of its F-22 Raptor fighter jets.
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Goldfein: Air Force still looking for ‘smoking gun’ causing hypoxia problems
The Air Force still hasn’t found what is causing an ongoing series of incidents involving hypoxia and other unexplained physiological events, Gen. Dave Goldfein told lawmakers Tuesday.
-
The Air Force is still thinking about retiring the F-15 — and it could happen sooner than you think
The Air Force still is considering a possible retirement of the fourth-generation F-15 Eagle fighter — and it could happen by the end of the next decade.
-
Latest wave of hypoxia-like events in T-6 grows to 12
Airmen flying the T-6 Texan II trainer have reported 12 physiological events since March 1, Air Education and Training Command said Wednesday.
-
Air Force F-22 skids on its belly during botched takeoff
An F-22A Raptor from Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson skidded on its belly during a botched takeoff at Naval Air Station Fallon in Nevada Friday, according to a report on The Drive.
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Air Force ups support for allies in Europe, keeps close eye on Russia
The four-star general in charge of U.S. Air Forces in Europe-Air Forces Africa Thursday highlighted recent deployments and exercises meant to show support for European allies.
