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Boeing mechanics caused $4 million in damage to Air Force One’s oxygen system
Mechanics from Boeing Corp. contaminated the oxygen system on a presidential Air Force One aircraft last April, according to an accident investigation board report released Tuesday.
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Air Force details multiple ‘unsafe and unprofessional’ Russian aircraft intercepts
Russian aircraft conducted several “unsafe and unprofessional” encounters with both U.S. and NATO aircraft on Feb. 10, according to additional information provided by the Air Force.
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AFCENT 2-star: Air Force work to rebuild airfields critical to Syria, Iraq fight
The Air Force’s effort to build, rebuild and expand airfields in Iraq and Syria is a central element of the coalition’s push to defeat the Islamic State, the deputy commander of U.S. Air Forces Central Command said Thursday.
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Goldfein: Air Force must hone its skills to face growing global threats
After years of focusing on the threat of violent extremism in the Middle East, the Air Force must now turn its attention to the rest of the world, Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein said Thursday.
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Russia buzzed NATO aircraft four times in a single day
NATO aircraft had four separate close encounters with Russian planes in separate incidents on Feb. 10, the Air Force’s top general in charge of its forces in Europe said Thursday.
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Trump picks academy grad and former Rep. Heather Wilson to be Air Force secretary
President Trump intends to nominate Heather Wilson, a former New Mexico representative and a graduate of the Air Force Academy, to be the next Air Force secretary.
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President Trump pledges to grow the Air Force
Newly sworn into office, the commander in chief on Friday said he will grow the service as part of his plan to “rebuild the American military.”
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Investigation: ‘Confirmation bias,’ mistakes led coalition to mistakenly bomb Syrian troops
A series of errors sparked by the misidentification of a vehicle as being driven by Islamic State fighters led coalition aircraft to mistakenly bomb Syrian troops in September, an Air Force investigation released Tuesday concluded.
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Pentagon downplays near-collision between U.S., Russian warplanes over Syria
A Russian fighter flew within a half-mile of a U.S. warplane over eastern Syria on Oct. 17.
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Goldfein: Air Force Must ‘Redefine Our 21st Century Squadron’
Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. David Goldfein on Tuesday announced the three one-star generals who will lead the effort to revamp the service’s squadron structure, command and control, and joint leader development.
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Boeing mechanics caused $4 million in damage to Air Force One’s oxygen system
Mechanics from Boeing Corp. contaminated the oxygen system on a presidential Air Force One aircraft last April, according to an accident investigation board report released Tuesday.
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Air Force details multiple ‘unsafe and unprofessional’ Russian aircraft intercepts
Russian aircraft conducted several “unsafe and unprofessional” encounters with both U.S. and NATO aircraft on Feb. 10, according to additional information provided by the Air Force.
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AFCENT 2-star: Air Force work to rebuild airfields critical to Syria, Iraq fight
The Air Force’s effort to build, rebuild and expand airfields in Iraq and Syria is a central element of the coalition’s push to defeat the Islamic State, the deputy commander of U.S. Air Forces Central Command said Thursday.
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Goldfein: Air Force must hone its skills to face growing global threats
After years of focusing on the threat of violent extremism in the Middle East, the Air Force must now turn its attention to the rest of the world, Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein said Thursday.
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Russia buzzed NATO aircraft four times in a single day
NATO aircraft had four separate close encounters with Russian planes in separate incidents on Feb. 10, the Air Force’s top general in charge of its forces in Europe said Thursday.
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Trump picks academy grad and former Rep. Heather Wilson to be Air Force secretary
President Trump intends to nominate Heather Wilson, a former New Mexico representative and a graduate of the Air Force Academy, to be the next Air Force secretary.
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President Trump pledges to grow the Air Force
Newly sworn into office, the commander in chief on Friday said he will grow the service as part of his plan to “rebuild the American military.”
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Investigation: ‘Confirmation bias,’ mistakes led coalition to mistakenly bomb Syrian troops
A series of errors sparked by the misidentification of a vehicle as being driven by Islamic State fighters led coalition aircraft to mistakenly bomb Syrian troops in September, an Air Force investigation released Tuesday concluded.
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Pentagon downplays near-collision between U.S., Russian warplanes over Syria
A Russian fighter flew within a half-mile of a U.S. warplane over eastern Syria on Oct. 17.
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Goldfein: Air Force Must ‘Redefine Our 21st Century Squadron’
Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. David Goldfein on Tuesday announced the three one-star generals who will lead the effort to revamp the service’s squadron structure, command and control, and joint leader development.
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Boeing mechanics caused $4 million in damage to Air Force One’s oxygen system
Mechanics from Boeing Corp. contaminated the oxygen system on a presidential Air Force One aircraft last April, according to an accident investigation board report released Tuesday.
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Air Force details multiple ‘unsafe and unprofessional’ Russian aircraft intercepts
Russian aircraft conducted several “unsafe and unprofessional” encounters with both U.S. and NATO aircraft on Feb. 10, according to additional information provided by the Air Force.
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AFCENT 2-star: Air Force work to rebuild airfields critical to Syria, Iraq fight
The Air Force’s effort to build, rebuild and expand airfields in Iraq and Syria is a central element of the coalition’s push to defeat the Islamic State, the deputy commander of U.S. Air Forces Central Command said Thursday.
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Goldfein: Air Force must hone its skills to face growing global threats
After years of focusing on the threat of violent extremism in the Middle East, the Air Force must now turn its attention to the rest of the world, Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein said Thursday.
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Russia buzzed NATO aircraft four times in a single day
NATO aircraft had four separate close encounters with Russian planes in separate incidents on Feb. 10, the Air Force’s top general in charge of its forces in Europe said Thursday.
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Trump picks academy grad and former Rep. Heather Wilson to be Air Force secretary
President Trump intends to nominate Heather Wilson, a former New Mexico representative and a graduate of the Air Force Academy, to be the next Air Force secretary.
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President Trump pledges to grow the Air Force
Newly sworn into office, the commander in chief on Friday said he will grow the service as part of his plan to “rebuild the American military.”
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Investigation: ‘Confirmation bias,’ mistakes led coalition to mistakenly bomb Syrian troops
A series of errors sparked by the misidentification of a vehicle as being driven by Islamic State fighters led coalition aircraft to mistakenly bomb Syrian troops in September, an Air Force investigation released Tuesday concluded.
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Pentagon downplays near-collision between U.S., Russian warplanes over Syria
A Russian fighter flew within a half-mile of a U.S. warplane over eastern Syria on Oct. 17.
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Goldfein: Air Force Must ‘Redefine Our 21st Century Squadron’
Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. David Goldfein on Tuesday announced the three one-star generals who will lead the effort to revamp the service’s squadron structure, command and control, and joint leader development.
