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'Inside Combat Rescue' Returns to Afghanistan

ANG Director Wants C-130 Study Next Year

Lt. Gen. Stanley E. Clarke III wants to evaluate the Guard’s C-130 fleet ahead of a road map to transition the Guard to the J...

Senator Says Air Force Misleading Congress in Pitch to Kill A-10

Sen. Kelly Ayotte said Air Force leaders have not provided the whole truth as they explain the need to retire the A-10 to...

Air Force Blames Mistaken Bomber Costs on 'Human Error'

The U.S. Air Force blamed mistaken cost estimates for the new bomber program in part on "human error."

Air Force Seeks to Improve Technology to Prevent Mid-Air Crashes

Retiring Chief Says Air Force Needs up to 60,000 More Airmen

More Problems Ahead for Long-Delayed KC-46 Refueler

Air Force Wants a 'Nerd Cyber Swat Team' at Pentagon

F-35 Program Office to Get New Leader as Bogdan Retires

C-27J Reemerges Despite AF's Boneyard Plans

Air Force issues request for proposals to procure more of the controversial cargo aircraft despite plans to send the C-27J...

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The gate to Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan.

The Taliban Reject Trump’s Bid to Retake Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan

“We want it back, and we want it back right away. If they don’t do it, you’re going to find out what I’m going to do," Trump...

The MK-22 precision sniper rifle sights view a target on the range at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, New Jersey.

8 Legendary US Military Snipers

The most notable snipers in U.S. military history aren’t just legends – they include real soldiers, sailors and Marines who...

Andras Toma of Hungary is believed to be the longest-held POW from World War II.

This World War II POW Endured More Than 50 Years in Captivity

When Anna Gabulya saw a television report of a POW’s return to Hungary a half-century after he served during World War II...

Pentagon Steps up Media Restrictions, Now Requiring Approval Before Reporting Even Unclassified Info

Journalists who don't abide by the policy risk losing credentials that provide access to the Pentagon.

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Restaurant Fined $25K for Kicking Out Disabled Veteran, Service Dog

A Lexington, Kentucky, restaurant has been fined $25,000 by the Lexington Human Rights Commission for discriminating against...

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