United States Air Force

Air Force Investigating After Man Sneaks Onto Plane At Joint Base Andrews

The military aircraft in question is often used by members of the Cabinet and Congress.
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Military Suicides Up As Much As 20% During Coronavirus Era

Army leaders say they can’t directly pin the increase on the pandemic, but the timing coincides.
By Lolita C. Baldor and Robert Burns, AP

Air Force Pilot Injured After Military Helicopter Shot At Over Virginia: FBI

An investigation into the shooting, which left a pilot with a minor injury, is now underway, authorities said.
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Air Force Solidifies Approval Process For Religious Beards, Turbans, Hijabs

The Air Force’s updated policy sets new grooming and uniform standards for members who wear turbans, hijabs and beards for religious reasons.
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Missing Airman Who Fell From Plane Into Gulf Of Mexico Identified

U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. Cole Condiff, 29, is presumed dead after an unplanned parachute jump off Florida’s Panhandle last week.
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Air Force Pumped Money Into Trump's Golf Resort As Helicopter Shuttle To Resort Flopped

Clients were given the option of hiding the Trump name on the Sikorsky helicopter in a bid to boost business, The Scotsman reported.
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Trump's Air Force Nominee Says No Need To Ban Stays At Trump Hotels

Barbara Barrett wouldn't say whether it is inappropriate for the service to spend tax dollars at the president's properties.
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Hypersonic Rocket Sled Moves So Fast You Can't Even See It In Slow Motion

The rocket sled hit Mach 8.6 in a recent test run in New Mexico.
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Air Force Orders Investigation Into Lodging At Trump's Turnberry Resort

"We must ... be considerate of perceptions of not being good stewards of taxpayer funds," the Air Force said in a statement.
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Nevada Counties Sign Emergency Declarations Before 'Storm Area 51' Event

More than 2 million Facebook users have RSVP'd to storm the U.S. Air Force base. Communities are now wondering whether they will show up.
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