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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 event tested the 10 five-member squads’ skills and abilities in aerial port operations, whose practitioners proudly call themselves “port dawgs.”

Secretary of the Air Force Frank Kendall has approved the Arkansas Air National Guards 189th Airlift Wing as the location for the Guards C-130J formal training program.

A C-130J Super Hercules pilot who led a tactical airlift squadron in Afghanistan is the new commander of the Air Force’s home in western Tokyo.

Maj. Gen. Derek France took the reins of the only numbered air force in USAFE-AFAFRICA.

The US Air Force says the crew of a C-17 transport plane leaving Kabul last August were right to take off during the chaotic withdrawal Read Full Article at RT.com

The Biden administration is wrestling with logistical and training issues as it weighs selling armed drones to Ukraine.

Investigators cleared the Air Force crew of wrongdoing on the infamous C-17 that was surrounded by Afghan civilians as it took off from Kabul following the collapse of the Afghan

Video of the horrific incident, recorded by Afghan news media, were widely shared on social media. It showed stowaways looking like dots dropping from the plane.

Omersukrugoksu/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- Multiple military reviews have found a cargo-plane crew acted appropriately and broke no rules in the course of a deadly incident during the chaotic U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan last year, the Air Force announced Monday. On Aug. 16, an Air Force C-17 landed at Kabul's Hamid Karzai International Airport bringing equipment to assist in the evacuation of civilians when it was swarmed by hundreds of Afghans who had breached the airport perimeter, mil...