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Trump wants Air Force One to be a ‘palace in the sky,’ but it represents much more than that
Trump’s concerns about Air Force One seem less focused on safety and security and more on size and opulence. His longing for a “ palace in the sky ” is befitting for a president drawn to soaring skyscrapers, lavish parades and gold ornamentation.
Air Force Secretary Troy Meink said he'd ensure environmental studies and other prep are done ahead of the fighter aircraft’s ...
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Meink vows security as Qatar-gifted jet turned into Air Force OneMaking a Qatar-gifted Boeing 747 secure enough to serve as a presidential aircraft will require "significant modifications," ...
The F-47’s illustrated features might have been intended as red herrings—or had their proportions exaggerated—all along. That ...
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Air Force gives airmen just days to reenlist for retention bonusHigh retention rates and reenlistments have caused the Air Force to burn through its retention bonus budget earlier than ...
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Both Air Force CCAs now in ground testing, expected to fly this summerGeneral Atomics said ground testing of its YFQ-42A began on May 7. The collaborative combat aircraft will fly alongside ...
Six other Americans detained in Venezuela in the months after the country’s July presidential election were freed by the ...
The family of Joseph St. Clair confirmed his release. The move comes as the United States threatens to choke off Venezuela’s ...
Venezuela released Joseph St. Clair, a veteran arrested by local authorities last year. His family said they believe he was ...
Read about the Department of the Air Force’s efforts to establish an artificial intelligence center of excellence to speed up ...
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