A former Air Force intelligence analyst said his guilt over participating in lethal drone strikes in Afghanistan led him to leak government secrets about the drone program to a reporter.

The Tinker expansion will be on the base's southeast side, stretching across Douglas Boulevard from SE 44 and SE 74. The new perimeter is seen as protecting existing Department of Defense assets on the east side of Douglas, placing them inside an expanded perimeter fence.

The Shellys are among some 20 Spangdahlem families who were displaced in the rural Eifel region, base officials said.

The Air Force is seeking to divest $1.37 billion worth of equipment in fiscal 2022, while the Navy wants to retire $1.26 billion in assets, according to the Defense Department’s budget request.

The $156,033 grant comes from the Department of Defense and is coupled with a $17,337 city match for a total of $173,370, Bruce Struk, Hampton’s director of federal facilities support, said in an email.

The new facility, expected to open in fall 2022, will be the first industrial tenant to set up shop at a planned 70-acre mixed-use site known as MaxQ, which is currently under development on Kirtland property along the south side of Gibson between Carlisle and Truman.

U.S. District Judge Judith Herrera last week sentenced Charles Brent Justice to 20 months in prison followed by three years of supervised release. Earlier this year, Justice pleaded guilty to smuggling goods into the United States, unlawful importation of a firearm and possession of a firearm not registered with the National Firearms Registration and Transfer Record.

The annual Combat Raider at Ellsworth Air Force Base focuses on large scale exercises to train air crews on combat capabilities and lasts from July 19-23.

The House Ethics and Policy Committee found probable cause that Rep. Priscilla Giddings, a Republican, engaged in “conduct unbecoming a representative, which is detrimental to the integrity of the House as a legislative body.”

Virtually all of the Afghan war's dead arrived back on American soil here at Dover Air Force Base. Seeing to those remains is such trying work that many did it for just six months. But Chaplain David Sparks was here when the war was launched and the first casualties arrived, through waves of bloodshed, and now, two decades later.