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Department of the Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall's letter didn’t specify what “broader and more comprehensive” changes officials are examining, though he did note the review is set to conclude by January 2024.

The Air Force says its future advanced drones could be used with B-21 bombers, as well as for aerial refueling and to delivery cargo.

The Atlantic County Board of Commissioners is expected to introduce a $2.38 million bond ordinance at its meeting Tuesday to fund the second building at the National Aerospace Research and Technology Park in Egg Harbor Township.

Travis Air Force Base closed one of its runways Wednesday morning for a major repair and overhaul that will increase the base’s combat effectiveness for the next 50 years, according to a press release from the 60th Air Mobility Wing. “The $138 million investment is a clear message to our adversaries,” said Lieutenant Kazama, of […]

The 186th Air Refueling Wing on Aug. 24 hosted staff members of Mississippis congressional delegation and the Senate Armed Services Committee at the base.

The Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States is probing a secretive company that has been buying up land around a key Air Force base in California.

Col. Charles Throckmorton IV, who was named the commander of the 71st Flying Training Wing at Vance in July, said he and his family received a warm welcome from everybody

Col. Charles Throckmorton IV, who was named the commander of the 71st Flying Training Wing at Vance in July, said he and his family received a warm welcome from everybody

Anne and Timothy Surette were on an Air Force-operated flight from South Korea to Seattle. By the time they landed, both of their pets had died.

Anne and Timothy Surette were on an Air Force-operated flight from South Korea to Seattle. By the time they landed, both of their pets had died.