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The Air Force Mobility Command has confirmed it grounded a large number of its C-130 Hercules cargo planes over concerns that they were built with faulty propeller barrels.

The Air Force Air Mobility Command expressed condolences a second time this week for the death of a family dog at a military passenger terminal in the Pacific.

A Marine family is unhappy with the Air Force Air Mobility Command over the death of their dog July 1 on a flight to Okinawa on the Patriot Express.

The U.S. Air Force recently conducted the first ever in-air refueling between an CV-22 Osprey tiltrotor aircraft and a KC-46 Pegasus tanker aircraft.

A U.S. Air Force Airman at McConnell Air Force Base, Kansas was injured after lightning struck nearby on Wednesday. In a statement to American Military

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"I didn't want their promotions derailed," Trump's former defense secretary said of the nominations for the two women.

The director for the Equal Opportunity Office (EEO) at Hill Air Force Base in Utah has been removed from her position after three whistleblowers reported she improperly handled their complaints alleging sexual assault and discrimination. The U.S. Office of Special Counsel (OSC) disclosed the EEO director’s removal in a notice last Tuesday. The OSC report did not identify the EEO director in question, but Air Force Times identified her as Lori K. Grimes, and a 2019 archived link to Hill Air Fo...