Air Force

U.S. Air Force Apologizes for Tweet Comparing Air Strikes to 'Yanny' and 'Laurel' Meme

By Katie Reilly

Error That Let Texas Shooter Buy Gun Is Widespread

By W.J. Hennigan

Air Force Academy: 'You Should Be Outraged' by Racial Slurs

By Tessa Berenson Rogers

When the U.S. Air Force Got More Recruits Than It Could Handle

By Lily Rothman and Liz Ronk
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Watch Live: President Trump Addresses MacDill Air Force Base

It will be the president's first trip to MacDill as commander-in-chief

By Maya Rhodan

The $75,000 Cello: One Reason Military Bands Hit a Sour Note

The Pentagon sometimes seems tone deaf when it comes to music

By Mark Thompson

Fighter Jet Crashes After Colorado Springs Air Force Academy Flyover

President Obama was in the crowd

By Denver Nicks

Air Force Wants Your Help Naming New B-21 Bomber

Service being carpet-bombed with suggestions from 'Beast' to 'Rorschach'

By Mark Thompson

Women Can Now Fight in One of the World's Largest Armies

Women currently make up 2.5% of the Indian army's million-plus personnel

By Rishi Iyengar

This Is How the Air Force Plans to Fix its Drone Pilot Shortage

You can up your salary by $15,000 by taking this job

By Ben Geier/Fortune

Indonesian Military Plane Crash Death Toll Reaches 141

Recovery teams continue to search through the rubble for bodies

By Rishi Iyengar

See Powerful Photos of Wounded Warrior Athletes

More than 600,000 Iraq and Afghanistan war veterans have been left partially or totally disabled from physical or psychological wounds received during their service. Ever year, hundreds of Wounded Warriors from every branch of military service compete in a variety of sports over 10 days at the Department of Defense's Warrior Games. What they have in common is the will to overcome

By TIME Photo

Elon Musk's SpaceX Is About to Tap a Huge New Market

It'll take on Boeing and Lockheed

By Daniel Roberts / Fortune

Meet the First Female U.S. Pilot to Fly the F-35 Lightning II Jet

It's not her first brush with Air Force history

By Alexander Smith / NBC News

Air Force Security Can Again Say 'Have A Blessed Day'

The greeting was briefly changed to "have a nice day"

By Kevin McSpadden

Why the Air Force Wants to Build a 21st Century Sextant

If a foe disables or destroys GPS, Pentagon still needs to drop bombs accurately

By Mark Thompson

How the Pentagon Bombs Budget Estimates to $mithereens

And why skepticism should accompany Monday's proposed 2016 defense budget

By Mark Thompson

U.S. to Station 150 Armored Vehicles in Europe

The U.S. has around 30,000 troops on the continent

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Nuke Cache Needs Makeover

“Our nuclear deterrent plays a critical role in securing U.S. national security”

By Denver Nicks

Iraq Plans ISIS Counteroffensive With U.S. Help

Working closely with U.S.

By Dan Kedmey
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