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With a theme of “Taking Care of Our Own — For Airmen and Guardians, By Airmen and Guardians,” the annual Air Force Assistance Fund campaign at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base runs through April 15.

The U.S. Air Force on March 18 announced its latest 23 industry entrants competing for up to $950 million in indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity

Michael Poffenbarger, a second lieutenant assigned to the 455th Operational Support Squadron at Wright-Patterson, sued in January over what he said was the

Dual federal lawsuits have been filed against the Air Force arguing that the service has unjustly denied requests for religious exemptions from the military’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate.

Wright-Patterson Air Force Base remains in its strictest health protection condition yet and in a public emergency as it continues to weather the pandemic.

Eyeing rapidly escalating COVID case numbers around Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, the base commander is weighing a move to a stricter health protection condition.

Much of that money is going to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base for two projects: $24 million for a child development center and $19 million for an Army Reserve training center.

/PRNewswire/ -- Ironwave Technologies LLC, www.iwtllc.com, a leading provider of RF and microwave solutions, announced the addition of Brittany Crosby to its...

The Air Force Research Laboratory has selected Dr. Andrew Williams as deputy technology executive officer for space science and technology.

Who were the first American women to fly? To earn their pilot’s licenses? What are their stories? Meet the determined women who took to skies at a time when opportunities for women were severely limited.