Aside from being well known for mining data, the Chinese social media app TikTok has also been a magnet for young women seeking attention and/or fame- and that includes servicemembers. Despite the security risks involved with the app [to the…
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Florida man rammed Air Force security vehicles, dragged an officer with his car
Noah Cohen nj.com A Florida man admitted Tuesday to assaulting two U.S. Air Force military police officers in a confrontation when he sped past a checkpoint at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, rammed police vehicles and dragged an officer with his car, authorities said. Hal Wander, 25,…
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New military “raise” actually a pay cut, thanks to inflation
While the 2022 National Defense Authorization Act authorizes a 2.7% raise for servicemembers, it won’t be a raise at all- with rising inflation, that 2.7 percent is actually a pay cut. The 2022 NDAA, which was signed by President Joe…
Uniform shortage to affect new Airmen graduating basic military training
Secretary of the Air Force Public Affairs Due to a shortage of fabric used to manufacture service dress uniforms, Airmen and Guardians graduating from basic military training will temporarily be issued fewer uniform items. This proactive measure will allow Airmen…
Last POW serving: A-10 pilot who was shot down in Desert Storm retires
As Lt. Col. Rob Sweet, the last serving Air Force POW, approached retirement on June 6, he recalled the moment during Operation Desert Storm when his A-10 Thunderbolt II aircraft was shot down by enemy forces southwest of Basra, Iraq.
Air Force criticized for social media blunder involving camouflage techniques
An Airman highlighted by the US Air Force is being dragged on social media for being a poster boy of military face paint, all while being wholly incapable of properly painting his face.
