Train Heroes Honored at Pentagon

A1C Spencer Stone, Army National Guard Spc. Alek Skarlatos, and Anthony Sadler—the three Americans who thwarted a terrorist attack aboard a Paris-bound train—were awarded medals Sept. 17 at a ceremony in the Pentagon courtyard. Stone received the Airman’s Medal and...

Carter Praises Airmen for Strength, Resolve

During his speech at ASC15, Defense Secretary Ash Carter highlighted SrA.? Dustin Temple, the most recent recipient of the Air Force Cross, who “exemplified the commitment of our Air Force and what it means to our military.” Temple was awarded...

Select B-52s Enter Denuclearization

The first B-52Hs began conversion to only carry non-nuclear weapons at Barksdale AFB, La., in compliance with the New START arms reduction agreement with Russia, Air Force Global Strike Command announced. Serial number 61-1021 of Air Force Reserve Command’s 307th...

Defending the Space Domain

The new Joint Integrated Coalition Space Operations Center is a place to experiment on how to share information with the intelligence community in the case of a conflict that extends into space, the commander of Air Force Space Command said...

The Everywhere Air National Guard

Increased global threats at a time when the Active Duty Air Force is the smallest it’s ever been have meant the Air National Guard is “very busy,” ANG Director Lt. Gen. Stanley Clarke said at ASC15 on Wednesday. “As the...

AMC to Fly C-17s Extra 12,000 Hour

Air Mobility Command wants to make a “homogenous” fleet of C-17 aircraft across its total force to have consistent block capabilities by coordinating upgrades, AMC Commander Gen. Carlton Everhart said Sept. 16 at ASC15. The command has made “great progress”...

The Next Steps at Global Strike

Gen. Robin Rand, Air Force Global Strike Command’s first four-star boss, praised his predecessor Lt. Gen. Stephen Wilson and the senior leadership of the Air Force for the wide range of changes the command has experienced over the past year...