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  • Advanced Composite Cargo Aircraft makes first flight

    Members of the Air Force Research Laboratory and Lockheed Martin's famed 'Skunk Works' launched a new era of aircraft manufacturing technology and performance with the successful initial demonstration flight of the Advanced Composite Cargo Aircraft June 2 at Air Force Plant 42 in Palmdale, Calif.

  • Running to America: One Airman's journey

    Twenty-eight years ago, two babies were born to Paul and Cecilia Nyikei in Kericho, Kenya. For one of these children, Moses Tum, it would be the beginning of a 20-year journey to America; he got here by running. Airman 1st Class Moses Tum, 22nd Comptroller Squadron, joined the Air Force nine months

  • Multinational mobility unit welcomes AMC commander

    A first-of-its-kind mobility unit comprised of Airmen from 12 nations recently hosted the commander of Air Mobility Command at Pápa Air Base, Hungary.The Heavy Airlift Wing, the operational-level unit of the Strategic Airlift Capability consortium of NATO and Partnership for Peace nations, brought

  • Dover Air Force Base part of NASCAR activities

    About 20 Dover Air Force Base active-duty and Reserve Airmen participated in pre-race activities for two NASCAR races at the Dover International Speedway May 30-31. In addition to the Air Force-sponsored race car, No. 43 driven by Reed Sorenson, these Airmen made it possible for the Air Force and

  • Vietnam the first 'tanker war'

    Editor's note: This is the seventh article in a series of articles highlighting the history of aerial refueling and the important role aerial refueling has played in American military history.Air refueling played an important role throughout the air war over Southeast Asia. With distances of 7,100

  • NCAA coaches visit troops in hospital

    Henry Bautista wasn't one of the U.S. servicemembers seven NCAA football coaches visited at a U.S. military hospital in Germany Friday.That's because servicemembers are not the only ones risking their lives in dangerous places like Iraq. That's where Bautista, a field representative for a light