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The Air Force will need some of its active-duty troops to transfer early to Reserve or National Guard duty or change specialties amid the highest retention rate that the service has seen nearly two decades, a top general said Tuesday.

The U.S. Air Force has selected Kirtland Air Force Base’s 58th Special Operations Wing as the future home for its AC-130J Ghostrider aircraft and training force, which will relocate from Hurlburt Field in Florida’s Panhandle.

A 30-year-old New Jersey woman serving as a captain in the Air Force was killed Friday

The US Air Force is pressuring its Special Operations Command to adapt to tighter budgets as America prepares to deal with the possibility of war with near-peer threats.

The United States formally withdrew from the Open Skies Treaty on Sunday, six months after President Donald Trump announced the decision.

EGLIN AFB — An Eglin Air Force Base unit will become a primary building block of an Air Force effort to boost U.S. capabilities in offensive and defensive electronic warfare, according to the commander of the service’s Air Combat Command.

The US Air Force is doing “more with less” when it comes to keeping older-generation fighters in the combat mix, thanks to laser weapons.

The Air Combat Command has completed their investigation into a deadly crash that took the life of a young fighter pilot earlier this year.

An Air Force A-10 pilot has been awarded a Distinguished Flying Cross for landing his jet without serious injury after the cockpit canopy blew off and the landing gear failed during a training flight.

The first pair of the Air Force’s new “Jolly Green” rescue helicopters — an aircraft with a legacy tracing back to the Vietnam War — arrived Thursday at Moody Air Force Base, Ga.