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The grounding of all Osprey tilt-rotors follows a fatal crash off the coast of a Japanese island that may be tied to a "materiel failure."

Following the deadly crash of a U.S. Air Force Special Operations Command CV-22 Osprey tiltrotor of the coast of Japan on Nov. 29, the U.S. military has grounde

The remains of an airman who died in a U.S. Osprey military aircraft crash in Japan have been identified, while the seven others aboard are still missing. The man has been identified as U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. Jacob “Jake” M. Galliher, who was 24 years old. Galliher was a direct support operator and assigned…

Security forces at Cannon Air Force Base in New Mexico have lifted a shelter in place mandate and issued an "all-clear" nearly five hours after reports of an active shooter in the area.

Newark resident Ray Bower flew nearly 500 missions with the Air Force before retiring in 1975.

The service last month announced an update to an investigation into rare brain cancers at Cannon Air Force Base in New Mexico.

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The park features displays more than 20 aircraft that were involved in conflicts and tells the stories of Air Commandos, missions and achievements.

Eight Special Operations Airmen were recognized for their valor during a deployment in Afghanistan as part of a 75th Ranger Regiment task force. The Air

Since entering service in the late 1960s, the AC-130 has seen action all over the world, but the gunship is still covering new ground