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American and Japanese crews continue to search for two people who are still missing.

Dive teams located the missing crew as well as the main fuselage of the aircraft, which went down in the ocean during training, according to a Monday statement from Air Force Special Operations Command.

A piece of wreckage from a crashed Osprey military aircraft was handed over to U.S. military Sunday, a southwestern Japanese town said, as an around-the-clock search continued for seven crew missing i

The Air Force’s most senior leaders won’t be at the memorial service next week for a young airman who died by suicide, after a desperate plea from his father to have the service’s top brass in attendance. Two colonels will attend on behalf of Air Force leadership, the service said.

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The P-61 Black Widow was built for night fighting, and according to the National Museum of the United States Air Force, the plane carried radar equipment in its nose that

JBSA-LACKLAND, Texas — One hour after graduating Air Force Basic Military Training, a young Airman catches a glimpse of his freshly pressed blues reflecting off the glass of his father’s

MOODY AIR FORCE BASE – More than 80 U.S. Air Force Academy and Reserve Officer Training Corps cadets from across the nation have been visiting Moody Air Force Base.