Air Force works aggressively to reduce bird strikes

As an ongoing investigation continues on a bird strike that caused a passenger jet's engines to fail last week after takeoff from New York's LaGuardia Airport, Air Force safety officials said they're well-versed on the dangers of bird strikes and aggressively are working to prevent them. National

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Team McGuire, 2nd ARS members say goodbye to fellow Airman, friend, wingman

On Jan. 16, the 2nd Air Refueling Squadron lost a friend, squadron mate and wingman when Staff Sgt. Jason E. Keefer passed away following a year-long valiant fight against a type of blood cancer. Sergeant Keefer served as a flight engineer with the 2nd ARS, and is survived by his wife Chrissi,

'Perspective' highlights military training instructors

In the latest "Enlisted Perspective, the Air Force's top enlisted Airman focuses on the importance of military training instructors, how they mold future Airmen for their entire career and the shortage the career field is anticipating during the next few months. "I still remember the military

Air Force officials to use prop planes as ISR platforms

To better fill combatant commanders' needs for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance, Air Force officials will begin using C-12 Huron turboprop planes as ISR platforms. The program, called Project Liberty, involves Airmen operating a fleet of 37 C-12 aircraft providing ISR full-motion video