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The announcement came via a statement issued Thursday by the base that was sent to "civic leaders," according to a base spokeswoman.

The announcement came via a statement issued Thursday by the base that was sent to "civic leaders," according to a base spokeswoman.

Rome’s Air Force Research Lab is working with New York Air National Guard to develop new computer systems for command-and-control efforts.

More than 100 of the Air Force's C-130 Hercules have stopped flying after the service discovered a crack in a part that holds the propeller and ordered the aircraft to be grounded last week, officials said. 

Abilene residents lined the procession route Tuesday to pay respects for an Austin police officer previously stationed at Dyess Air Force Base.

Fear over a defective part led to grounding and inspection of hundreds of planes. After all that, only four problems were actually discovered. Was shutting down flight operations worth it?

America's Chinese "frenemies" are "not having a debate over the relevance of six-gen air dominance. And I can also tell you they're on track," said Air Combat Command head Gen. Mark Kelly.

"I'll lose sleep if we don't continue to modernize our Air Force to ensure that we stay ahead of where they are," Gen. Charles Brown Jr. said.

U.S. defense industry embraces flexibility and diversity in aircraft design for a future fleet of proposed Collaborative Combat Aircraft.

KLAMATH FALLS & SALEM, Ore. -- The pending retirement of a Klamath County Circuit Judge has Oregons governor accepting applicants for the position.