Daily Report: Reconciliation Moves Forward, with Billions for Air Force on the Line
PLUS Airman Takes Over EUCOM and Delayed Launch for Missile Warning Satellites
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Daily Report: New Commanders at EUCOM, CENTCOM, and ACC
PLUS Alternate PT Drills Get Cut from Basic Training
Air Force Cuts Alternate PT Drills for Trainees amid ‘Complete Rewrite’ of BMT
Trainees in Basic Military Training and technical school no longer have the option to try alternate PT drills if they fail an initial assessment, according to a policy change the Air Force made in April. The move is part of a larger shift out of ...
Daily Report: Munitions Poised for Reconciliation Boost
PLUS Sentinel Funds Go to New Air Force One and T-6 Accident Investigation Report
Lonely Days, Restless Nights: New Study Looks at How Military Spouses Are Holding Up
A new survey found that military and veteran spouses experience depression and anxiety at two to three times the rate of the general population, with many also reporting difficulty finding community, peer support, and suitable employment.
Daily Report: Is Stealth Dying?
PLUS Former B-2 Pilot Talks Long-Haul Flights and NATO Nations Up Spending Goal
15 Tons of Bombs and 1 Tiny Toilet: Around the World on the B-2 Spirit
A former B-2 Spirit stealth bomber pilot who flew a 44-hour mission in 2001 shares what it may have been like for the Airmen who struck Iranian nuclear facilities last weekend.
Daily Report: CENTCOM Nominee Talks Iran, ISIS
PLUS Changes Coming to PT Tests and Space Rapid Capabilities Office
CMSAF Says 2-Mile PT Test ‘Likely’, but Final Changes Still Uncertain
Changes are coming to the Air Force physical fitness assessment, but the service is not yet revealing what those are or when Airmen might expect to see them. A message from Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force David A. Flosi to other enlisted leaders ...
Daily Report: Iran Lobs Missiles at Al Udeid
PLUS Tech Sergeant Promotions and Long-Range Surveillance Drones
Technical Sergeant Promotions Surge in 2025, to 1 in 4
Airmen stood a better chance of making it to technical sergeant in 2025, as about 1 in 4 eligible staff sergeants were picked for the promotion. This year is the third in a row where E-6 promotion rates have increased.
Daily Report: Could the US Launch 200 Fighters?
PLUS DOD Reviews Base Defense and USAF Offers PCS Relief
Military Families to See Relief as Air Force Adjusts PCS Procedures
The Department of the Air Force is reverting to its old relocation system for some Airmen and Guardians who face problems with the new system’s rocky rollout.
Daily Report: Wedgetail Out, Hawkeye In?
PLUS A First Look at LRSO and Eielson Nuclear Reactor Moves Forward
Air Force Moves Ahead with Military’s First Microreactor
The military’s first commercial nuclear microreactor moved a step closer to reality on June 11, when the Air Force announced it plans to award a contract for the technology to Oklo, a nuclear-energy company.
Daily Report: Defense Budget Highlights GOP Ukraine Rift
PLUS What's Next for the F-35 and Air Force Charity Expands Aid
Air Force Aid Society Launches New Financial Aid, Child Care Programs
The official charity for the Air Force and Space Force is implementing major changes to help Airmen, Guardians, and their families with child care, health care, permanent change-of-station (PCS) moves, and other stressful or expensive life needs.
Daily Report: Trump’s Budget Adds Airmen, Guardians
PLUS Hegseth Testifies and Airmen Welcome New Special Ops Plane
New Skyraider II Instructor Pilots Racking Up Flight Hours
The first batch of instructor pilots on one of the Air Force’s newest airframes are piling on the flight hours as they prepare to welcome their own students next fiscal year.
Daily Report: House Appropriators Unveil Defense Bill
PLUS Bombers in Demand and Airmen Get Ready for Drone Wingmen
