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4 Injured As Rockets Pound Iraq Airbase Hosting US Troops
Four rockets slammed into an Iraqi airbase north of Baghdad where US troops are based, military sources told AFP on Sunday, with security forces saying four Iraqi airmen were wounded.
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US Airman, On His Way To Pick Up Heroism Award, Saves Child On Flight
On a Sept. 11 flight back to the United States to pick up the award, U.S. Air Force Technical Sgt. Kenneth O'Brien squeezed in another heroic act: resuscitating a baby that had lost consciousness after choking.
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Two US Airmen, HIV-Positive, Sue Military For Firing Them
Testing positive for HIV was difficult enough. Getting forced out of the military by the Air Force because of the diagnosis proved even harder. So say two USairmen who filed suit on Wednesday against Defense Secretary Jim Mattis in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia
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Singapore Airspace To Be Restricted During US-North Korea Summit
Singapore airspace will be restricted during the planned US - North Korea summit, said a notice to airmen posted by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) and the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) on Wednesday.
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Human Error Damaged Nuclear-Armed Missile In Silo: US Air Force
Errors by three airmen troubleshooting a nuclear missile in its launch silo in 2014 triggered a "mishap" that damaged the missile, causing the Air Force to withdraw the airmen's nuclear certification and launch an accident investigation, officials said on Friday.
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70 Years on, Remains from US Plane Crash in Malaysia Head Home
Shortly after World War II ended, three US airmen took off from Singapore aboard a military transport on a flight to an airfield in northern Malaysia that never arrived.
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Saudi Suspect in 1996 Anti-US Bombing Arrested: Report
A key suspect in the bombing of a housing complex in Saudi Arabia that killed 19 US airmen almost two decades ago has been captured, a newspaper reported Wednesday.
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Typhoon Washes Three US Airmen out to Sea in Japan
A powerful typhoon lashed southern Japan on Sunday, churning up high waves that washed three American airmen out to sea and killed at least one before taking aim at Tokyo.
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For Incoming US Airmen in South Korea, a 30-Day Ban on Booze
US airmen assigned to South Korea are banned from buying or drinking alcohol during their first 30 days in the country under a new rule underscoring the "serious mission" the troops face, officials said on Friday.
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Geese Caused Deadly US Military Chopper Crash
A flock of geese caused the deaths of four US airmen whose military helicopter crashed over a nature reserve in eastern England, investigators said on Wednesday.
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US Air Force to begin recovery of helicopter crash airmen
The US Air Force will start to recover on Thursday the bodies of four American airmen from the wreckage of a helicopter that crashed two days ago in remote coastal marshland in eastern England.
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4 Injured As Rockets Pound Iraq Airbase Hosting US Troops
Four rockets slammed into an Iraqi airbase north of Baghdad where US troops are based, military sources told AFP on Sunday, with security forces saying four Iraqi airmen were wounded.
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US Airman, On His Way To Pick Up Heroism Award, Saves Child On Flight
On a Sept. 11 flight back to the United States to pick up the award, U.S. Air Force Technical Sgt. Kenneth O'Brien squeezed in another heroic act: resuscitating a baby that had lost consciousness after choking.
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Two US Airmen, HIV-Positive, Sue Military For Firing Them
Testing positive for HIV was difficult enough. Getting forced out of the military by the Air Force because of the diagnosis proved even harder. So say two USairmen who filed suit on Wednesday against Defense Secretary Jim Mattis in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia
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Singapore Airspace To Be Restricted During US-North Korea Summit
Singapore airspace will be restricted during the planned US - North Korea summit, said a notice to airmen posted by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) and the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) on Wednesday.
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Human Error Damaged Nuclear-Armed Missile In Silo: US Air Force
Errors by three airmen troubleshooting a nuclear missile in its launch silo in 2014 triggered a "mishap" that damaged the missile, causing the Air Force to withdraw the airmen's nuclear certification and launch an accident investigation, officials said on Friday.
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70 Years on, Remains from US Plane Crash in Malaysia Head Home
Shortly after World War II ended, three US airmen took off from Singapore aboard a military transport on a flight to an airfield in northern Malaysia that never arrived.
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Saudi Suspect in 1996 Anti-US Bombing Arrested: Report
A key suspect in the bombing of a housing complex in Saudi Arabia that killed 19 US airmen almost two decades ago has been captured, a newspaper reported Wednesday.
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Typhoon Washes Three US Airmen out to Sea in Japan
A powerful typhoon lashed southern Japan on Sunday, churning up high waves that washed three American airmen out to sea and killed at least one before taking aim at Tokyo.
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For Incoming US Airmen in South Korea, a 30-Day Ban on Booze
US airmen assigned to South Korea are banned from buying or drinking alcohol during their first 30 days in the country under a new rule underscoring the "serious mission" the troops face, officials said on Friday.
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Geese Caused Deadly US Military Chopper Crash
A flock of geese caused the deaths of four US airmen whose military helicopter crashed over a nature reserve in eastern England, investigators said on Wednesday.
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US Air Force to begin recovery of helicopter crash airmen
The US Air Force will start to recover on Thursday the bodies of four American airmen from the wreckage of a helicopter that crashed two days ago in remote coastal marshland in eastern England.
