Shortly after an airliner made an aggressive maneuver to avoid colliding with a B-52 last month over North Dakota, the bomber nearly collided with a small private plane as it flew past the Minot airport, according to the National Transportation Safety Board.

The first major renovations in four decades on two aging dormitories on Guam are underway as Andersen Air Force Base.

The 114th Fighter Wing conducted evening operations at Joe Foss Field.

Ice contamination in landing gear struts created a cascading series of events that ended with an F-35A Lightning II crashing at an air base in Alaska in January, an Air Force accident investigation said.

Students at Kadena Middle School on Okinawa were dismissed after just two hours due to an electrical issue affecting the building’s air conditioning system.

Gen. Thomas Bussiere signed off on the return to duty for most of the command’s Sig Sauer-made sidearms after a weekslong inspection of all its 7,970 M18s.

Air Force Lt. Gen. Jeffrey Kruse whose agency oversaw the initial assessment of the U.S. bombing raid of three nuclear sites in Iran has been fired, a defense official confirmed.

Months after Pakistan used a Chinese-made ultra-long-range missile to shoot down Indian fighter jets, U.S. Air Force and Navy funding requests show they may soon get their own advanced weapon: the Lockheed Martin Corp. AIM-260.

Two U.S. military retirees, including the longtime intramural sports director at MacDill AFB, stole more than $150,000 from the base’s sports program over 15 years, prosecutors said. Both men pleaded guilty.

The Air Force has identified an airman who was found dead Wednesday in Shimoda, a resort town about 2 ½ hours south of this airlift hub in western Tokyo.