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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?
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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
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‘Kill More, Die Less’: New Unit Explores How to Deploy Wingman Drones
The Air Force on June 5 stood up a new unit to figure out how to use drone wingmen, known as "Collaborative Combat Aircraft," in future air wars.
Daily Report: The Price of Retrofitting a Qatari Jet
PLUS Grynkewich Nominated to Lead U.S. European Command and Learning from Formula One on Autonomy
Air Force 3-Star Nominated as NATO’s Top Officer
Lt. Gen. Alexus G. Grynkewich is nominated for promotion to serve as the four-star head of U.S. European Command, the Pentagon announced June 5.
Daily Report: Air, Space Forces Win in Senate Reconciliation Bill
PLUS First Airman Nominated to Lead AFRICOM and NATO Nations Near Spending Target
This General Could Be the First Airman to Lead AFRICOM
Lt. Gen. Dagvin R.M. Anderson is nominated to become the first Air Force general to lead U.S. Africa Command.
Daily Report: Trans Troops Could Lose Clearances
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Transgender Troops Face Tough Decision As Deadline to Self-ID Looms
Active-duty transgender troops have until June 6 to self-identify and begin the voluntary separation process or wait and risk possible involuntary separation later—even as questions linger over how that decision might affect their security clearances for future employment.
Daily Report: Hegseth Heads to the Hill
PLUS Master Sergeant Promotions Spike and Critics Question DOT&E Cuts
Air Force E-7 Promotion Rates Rise in 2025
Airmen had an easier time earning a promotion to master sergeant this year, as nearly 1 in 4 eligible technical sergeants were chosen to advance.
Daily Report: New Air Force Budget Details
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Former Thunderbirds Pilots Applaud ‘Wonderful’ New Netflix Documentary
Former Air Force Thunderbirds pilots praised a new Netflix documentary, saying it captured the highs and lows of life on the team.