Courtney Landsberger
Daniel Peterson
Michael Tackitt
Airman 1st Class Jennifer Nesbitt
Kendahl Johnson
Angela Startz
Grady Epperly
The 809th Maintenance Support Squadron’s RAPID Lab has closed a critical training gap for the F‑35 enterprise by reverse‑engineering and producing additively manufactured canopy frames, enabling maintainers to train on installing the aircraft’s flexible linear shape charge without waiting on delayed
To ensure the Air Force can continue to project power and survive in highly contested environments, the Air Force Materiel Command is leading efforts to transform how the service pre-positions logistics across the globe.
High-performing acquisition officers and civilians have until July 31 to apply to Class 27A of the Acquisition Instructor Course (AQIC).
During a visit to Utah, the Air Force’s top enlisted leader, Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force David Wolfe, held a May 1 all-call at Hill Air Force Base. Speaking to a crowded hangar of Total Force personnel, he addressed the realities of combat readiness, the importance of innovation, and the
A U.S. Air Force B-1B Lancer once parked in the Arizona desert is back in the air after an intensive regeneration and depot maintenance effort led by the Oklahoma City Air Logistics Complex at Tinker Air Force Base.
RAPID Lab delivers additively manufactured F‑35 canopy frame
Airmen aim for excellence at EIC shooting match
388th Fighter Wing Airmen recognized with Distinguished Flying Crosses, Bronze Stars for historic combat operations
Unity on the field: Hill AFB competes in 2025 Commanders Cup
ICBM test launch verifies system reliability
78th SFS redefines readiness for ACE with joint training
49th Annual Robins AFB Airman’s Memorial Service
The 2026 Liberaider Games: Highlights
78th CPTS powers financial readiness at Robins AFB
Applications open through July 31 for Acquisition Instructor Course
Wrenches to Wings: The artisan hands behind every test flight
Tinker goes to Air Dominance Summit
Tinker Talks - Tinker Installation Commander - Col. Cisco Harris
Team Tinker showcases mission to community leaders
Uber Eats & Pizza Delivery on Tinker; options expand
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The Air Force Test Center is evolving from a traditional developmental test organization into an enterprise-wide capability integrator focused on shaping combat systems earlier, improving decision-making and helping deliver capability to warfighters faster.
For most pilots, trust is a two-way street between aviator and aircraft. But for the crews of the 10th Flight Test Squadron (10th FLTS), that bond is a three-way pact between pilot, plane, and the Oklahoma City Air Logistics Complex artisans who took the aircraft apart and pieced it back together.
Following collaborative engineering and maintenance inspections initiated after a May 12 mishap at Columbus Air Force Base, the fleet is expected to safely resume flying status in the coming days.
The 78th Security Forces Squadron at Robins Air Force Base, Georgia, is adapting to a new era of warfighting as its Airmen train to embody the Agile Combat Employment concept while also working with mission partners to enhance interoperability on base.
The three-day Master Jumpstart program, held May 19-21, brought together junior military and civilian contracting, program management and financial management for training focused on Department of the Air Force priorities, career development and acquisition fundamentals.
More than 200 service members from across Team Hill gathered May 11-14 to test their marksmanship and compete for the Excellence in Competition badge. The shooting competition coincided with the base's National Police Week activities.
The Department of the Air Force honored its leading safety performers for fiscal year 2025, celebrating their commitment to protecting Airmen and Guardians. AFMC honorees include teams from the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center, 75th Air Base Wing, and Air Force Nuclear Weapons Center.
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