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In a recently released investigation, the U.S. Air Force Inspector General's Office found that a retired general officer did not receive approval through the Foreign Government Employment (FGE) ...

In a recently released investigation, the U.S. Air Force Inspector General's Office found that a retired general officer did not receive approval through the Foreign Government...

The Military Religious Freedom Foundation wants Air Force Academy Superintendent Lt. Gen. Richard Clark to face court-martial, saying Academy leadership unconstitutionally violated Air Force standards by declaring August “Spiritual Fitness

By Tech. Sgt. Bob Jennings, 442D Fighter Wing Public Affairs / Published May 18, 2021 Staff Sgt. Denis Silva, an officer trainee with the 442d Civil Engineer Squadron, holds his civilian process improvement certificates May 17, 2021, in his Florida office. Silva is the first total-force Airman to pass the Air Forces continuous process improvement black-belt-equivalency exam. Staff Sgt. Denis Silva, an officer trainee with the 442d Civil Engineer Squadron, holds his civilian pro...

By Tech. Sgt. Bob Jennings, 442D Fighter Wing Public Affairs / Published May 18, 2021 Staff Sgt. Denis Silva, an officer trainee with the 442d Civil Engineer Squadron, holds his civilian process improvement certificates May 17, 2021, in his Florida office. Silva is the first total-force Airman to pass the Air Forces continuous process improvement black-belt-equivalency exam. Staff Sgt. Denis Silva, an officer trainee with the 442d Civil Engineer Squadron, holds his civilian pro...

JOINT BASE SAN ANTONIO-LACKLAND, Texas -- Female Airmen have new hairstyle options as of Feb. 10, and Basic Military Training instructors are ready to teach, demonstrate, and enforce the new hair standards.,

Infowars: There's a War on for your Mind!

Air Force Brass Order Removal of All Offensive, Non-Inclusive Patches, Mottos and Emblems Bill Butler, Air Combat Command deputy command historian, makes edits to the annual history report at Joint Base Langley-Eustis, Va., Jan. 24, 2017. (Tristan Biese/U.S. Air Force) 8 Jan 2021 Commanders have until Feb. 21 to review their units emblems, morale patches, mottos, nicknames, coins and other heraldry and insignia and remove any that are racist, sexist or derogatory, the Air Force announced Tuesda...