Special Operations: Air Force Combat Controllers The USAF is the largest air force in the world, and when a combat zone is thick with air traffic, someone has to coordinate...
Ask Stew: What You Should Know About Air Force Special Warfare Stew Smith, Navy SEAL veteran and Military.com's tactical fitness expert, advises a reader how to prepare for Air Force...
Artist Memorializes Fallen Combat Controller Senior Airman Adam Servais, 23, was working as a joint terminal attack controller when he fell while returning fireduring an...
Joining Air Force Special Tactics The requirements for joining Air Force Special Tactics include a flight physical and a stamina test.
Air Force Special Tactics: Missions and History Several teams carry out Air Force Special Tactics' primary functions, including combat control, pararescue and special...
2 More Women Attempt Air Force Special Warfare Training Courses Two more women are attempting to enter the Air Force's combat controller and pararescue battlefield airman career fields.
Guardsmen Patrolling DC Will Soon Be Armed, Pentagon Says Guardsmen have mostly been patrolling tourist areas not known for high crime rates, such as the National Mall and a transit...
Air Force Top Enlisted Leader Says Service Oath Isn't Made to 'Any Individual' Amid General's Retirement Chief Master Sgt. David Flosi's message to the force seemingly sought to calm the rank and file as the Pentagon goes through...
Veterans Stole over $150K from Air Force Base’s Sports Program in Florida, Feds Say Keith Pilawski, 63, and Edwin Ortiz, 58, defrauded the sports program from 2009 until 2024, the U.S. Attorney's Office for...
Why Is the Army Chopping Away at Its Chopper Fleet? The cuts are part of a larger reorganization as the Army prepares for the changing landscape of warfare with one of the...
Hegseth Fires General Whose Agency's Intel Assessment of Damage from Iran Strikes Angered Trump Lt. Gen. Jeffrey Kruse will no longer serve as head of the U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency, according to the people, who...
