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An Air Force staff sergeant was sentenced to 30 years in prison for crimes including sexually abusing a child, wrongfully photographing the child, and viewing and possessing child pornography.

Despite cries from Colorado, acting Secretary of the Air Force John Roth told Congress again Wednesday he knows of no political influence behind the decision to move Space Command headquarters to Alabama.

Jun. 17—The Air Force has authorized airmen across the service to wear tactical operational camouflage pattern caps, which have the appearance of military-grade baseball caps.

A second squadron of F-35A fighter jets is coming to Eglin Air Force Base, according to a Monday announcement from U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio, R- Fla

A former civilian with the Air Force pleaded guilty Tuesday to charges that he rigged multimillion-dollar contracts for flight simulation technology and training in exchange for $2.3 million in bribes.

As the US Air Force’s promise to buy 1,783 F-35A Lightning IIs goes from “guaranteed” to “maybe,” the folks at Lockheed-Martin aren’t terribly worried.

A support officer at the US Air Force Academy has been acquitted of several charges, including sexual assault, dereliction of duty, and prohibited activities with a trainee.

The US Air Force is recieving criticism for new guidelines involving female hairstyles, effectively allowing much more radical ‘doos for female Airmen.

A Wisconsin Air National Guard pilot who died when his F-16 crashed in Michigan during a nighttime training exercise in December had become disoriented after trying to fix a problem with his global positioning system, an Air Force accident report said.

The Air Force destroyed a multimillion-dollar MQ-9 Reaper in June last year by deliberately crashing it somewhere in Africa after the drone had a “catastrophic” fuel leak during a mission, an accident report said.