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The US Air Force is asking for an Inspector General investigation to take place following claims an unqualified female airman was pushed through special tactics officer training despite quitting.

Though the United States once operated several amphibious aircraft, the feature fell out of favor as the United States expanded its presence across the Pacific.

CHICAGO (November 2, 2021): The American College of Surgeons (ACS) Board of Regents has confirmed Jeffrey D. Kerby, MD, PhD, FACS, as the next Chair

For over six decades, the different variants of the AC-130 have been supporting conventional and special-operations troops.

The MC-130J aircraft unloaded an M142 High Mobility Artillery Rocket System that was then loaded onto a Swedish C-130 during recent drills on Gotland island.

"We have seen in similar scenarios at a large aerospace and defense company where technicians with hardly one year of experience have been able to outpe...

The first Air Force CV-22 Osprey designated for nacelle improvement modifications under a NAVAIR contract with Bell Boeing arrived at Bell’s Amarillo Assembly Center on Sept. 21.

A rendering of an amphibious modification to an MC-130J Commando II. US Air Force Special Operations Command The prospect of a war in the Pacific has

US Air Force Special Operations Command (AFSOC) plans to design, build and fly an amphibious retrofit kit for the Lockheed Martin MC-130J in 17 months.