Pacific Air Forces Chief Mum on Reports US Plane Disguised Itself to Spy on China Gen. Kenneth Wilsbach objected to the term "spoofing" and claimed the aircraft was following international rules.
High School Closures During Pandemic Could Harm Military Recruiting Goals, General Says The historic closures of schools across the country during the coronavirus pandemic has leaders bracing for challenges.
Air Force Pushes Back Plans to Restart PT Tests The U.S. Air Force will not resume physical fitness testing until January, as it extends its lengthy pandemic-related hiatus.
The Space Force Will Soon Let Some Members Test Out Dress, PT Uniforms Uniforms are on Space Force's long list of details still to be determined.
The Air Force Has Already Flown a Secret Plane That Could Be Its Next Fighter The news comes four years after the Air Force laid out initial plans for what its future fighter jets might look like.
Air Force Unveils New 'E-Series' Designation for Advanced Aircraft and Weapons The Air Force said that only while a platform is in design and development will the e-prefix be used.
Air Guard Will Fall Short of Recruiting Goal Despite Virtual Initiatives The Air National Guard will fall short of meeting its authorized strength of 107,700 airmen, Lt. Gen. Michael Loh said.
Lockheed, Aerojet Rocketdyne Working on a Mach 5 Cruise Missile The arms race in hypersonics has become a major concern for the Air Force.
'Col. Ned Stark' Sounds Off on Air Force Promotion System Overhaul Col. Jason Lamb, took the stage before a packed audience of airmen with Lt. Gen. Brian Kelly.
For Air Force Drone Operators, Connection with Unmanned Aircraft Runs Deep Air Force Col. Stephen Jones admits that having emotional ties to a drone may seem a bit strange to an outsider.
Military Retirees and Families Are Getting an Extension on ID Card Renewals Military dependents and retirees have through the end of June 2021 to access benefits using ID cards that expired this year.
Norfolk Shipyard CO Is 4th Navy Leader to Be Fired in a Month Capt. Kai Torkelson was relieved of command by Vice Adm. Bill Galinis, according to a Navy news release.
No More Drill Sergeant 'Shark Attack': Army Moves Toward Kinder Basic Training Start The Army began creating this new approach to the beginning of BCT during the spring.
2 Army Recruits Save Fellow Trainee's Life at Basic Training Two privates stepped up and saved a buddy's life, according to a release from the U.S. Army.
Marines’ Rifle Qualification Overhaul May Mean Fewer Expert Badges The Marine Corps marksmanship community drafted the new ARQ course of fire in October 2018.
