An unidentified airman has been arrested in connection with an attack using explosives in April on a small U.S. military base in Syria that wounded four American service members, Air Force officials said Tuesday.
The National Guard is pursuing a Camp Grayling expansion of roughly 162,000 acres, which would nearly double its footprint and allow troops to train for emerging cyber and space warfare threats.
The base’s First Sergeants Council decided to convert its four first sergeant rooms into places for airmen in emergency situations — for instance, a safe place to escape domestic abuse.
The change should make it more convenient for airmen and their families to request emergency financial assistance as well as speed up the payment process.
A drill marked the first time a Patriot missile defense system had combined with a stealth fighter for a live-fire drill outside of testing in the U.S., an Army spokesman said.
A new state law allowing Ohioans to carry a concealed weapon without a permit took effect Monday, but it does not apply to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, the base said in a recent statement.
A lockdown has been lifted at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, Texas, Tuesday, after security forces and local law enforcement responded to reports of gunshots off-base.
The Consolidated Appropriations Act mandates a role for the National Air and Space Intelligence Center at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in the gathering of information about UFOs.
Newly promoted Gen. Duke Z. Richardson succeeded Gen. Arnold W. Bunch, Jr. as commander of Air Force Materiel Command at a ceremony at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force.
Air Force Materiel Command is opening the doors to its “Spark Tank” competition for the third year, inviting airmen and Space Force guardians — uniformed and civilian — to submit ideas on how the force can operate better and more efficiently.
The Air Force and all military branches are using whatever recruiting tools they can. They find themselves competing with low unemployment, the after-effects of COVID and civilian employers who are increasingly willing to offer relatively higher pay and new benefits tailored to new employees.
A Japanese court sentenced a U.S. airman to three years in prison at hard labor and a $5,965 fine for attempting to smuggle cannabis into the country by mail.
Lt. Gen. Duke Z. Richardson will succeed Gen. Arnold W. Bunch Jr. as commander of Air Force Materiel Command (AFMC) at a ceremony at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force.
