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The Texas congressman says awarding combat ribbons for the strike on nuclear sites is the right thing to do. It's also in San ...

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Starting in October, the Air Force will begin dispatching new groups known as “expeditionary air base teams” to replace air expeditionary wings overseas.

(Senior Airman Kylie Barrow/Air Force) Deployed to Afghanistan as a critical care air transport nurse, Maj. Katie Lunning saved countless lives, including victims of an airport suicide bomber.

When the Taliban took Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan, an Afghan Air Force pilot had to choose between his family and his country.