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ENID, Okla. — A T-7A Red Hawk, which will become the U.S. Air Force’s new advanced training aircraft, made a stop at Vance Air Force Base on Tuesday, Nov. 7,

Brian Deters, a native of Teutopolis, was provided the Navy Superior Civilian Service Award and bidden fair winds and following seas during a Surface Combat Systems Training Command’s (SCSTC) retirement

Edwards Air Force Base in California has received its first T-7A Red Hawk, an advanced training jet that will begin final testing and eventually replace the older planes that have helped mold American pilots for more than 60 years, the service said.

The clashes between the Indian and Tajik cadets were reported in February-March 2021 at the Indian Military Academy.

The U.S. Senate confirmed Gen. David W. Allvin Nov. 2, 2023, to be the 23rd Air Force chief of staff, partially breaking through a blockade on all military

Downs was a flying instructor for 20 years and by the time he left the RAF in 1970, he had flown 4,582 hours in 24 different aircraft

Three conservation groups announced on Nov. 1 theyll work together to preserve large tracts of open spaces and agricultural lands that buffer or serve as training areas for Colorado Springs-based

A man listed as a person of interest in an active manhunt for a mass shooting that unfolded Wednesday night in Lewiston, Maine is an Army reservist.

A man listed as a person of interest in an active manhunt for a mass shooting that unfolded Wednesday night in Lewiston, Maine is an Army reservist.

Lawyers argued during a hearing Tuesday whether the evidence used to charge Maj. Gen. Phillip Stewart with sexual assault points to a commander abusing his power over a junior officer or a woman regretting an alcohol-fueled night of infidelity with her boss.