US Air Force jet crashes near Nato air base in Germany – what we know IN FULL The Independent UK · Sep 22
US Military Thought 1952 'Flying Disc' Footage Showed Seagulls Before Declassified Documents Dropped Newly released US military files describe fast-moving spherical objects, recent UFO sightings and a 1952 flying disc film later attributed by the Air Force to seagulls. International Business Times UK · Sep 21
An invasive weed, farm waste, and a US Air Force pollution problem: Scientists are testing one unlikely solution A USDA-led study found that specially produced biochar retained more than 99% of PFOS in laboratory soil experiments. The same research programme is exploring biochar made from agricultural waste and invasive black mustard for other water-treatment applications. The Economic Times · Sep 17
U.S. Confirms There Are Military Weapons in Orbit For the First Time: 'On-Orbit Space Control Weapons' It's the first official confirmation that the United States has weapons in space. International Business Times · Sep 15
USAF officer claims he ejected from jet over Iran, hit ground at 70-100mph, climbed 7000ft ridge with broken back, waited for rescue for 2 days An almost unbelievable tale of survival. We Got This Covered · Sep 15
Shot down over Iran, hunted for 50 hrs: How US fighter survived behind enemy lines A US Air Force officer survived nearly fifty hours in Iran after his jet was shot down. Over ninety American service members deployed for one of the most complex rescue operations. The officer, injured, hid in Iran's desert while Iranian forces searched for him. US forces used bombers and drones… The Times of India · Sep 14
Trump's Air Force One emergency slide deploys, delays trip to GOP soiree in Texas US President Trump experienced a brief delay before his Texas trip due to an emergency slide deployment. Air Force personnel attended to the new Air Force One plane at Joint Base Andrews. The president stated the slide was being tested to ensure perfect functionality. He boarded the aircraft after the… The Economic Times · Sep 10
Widow of US Airman Killed in Iran Conflict Reveals Benefits Mix-up Under Pete Hegseth Libby Klinner, widow of Major Alex Klinner, challenges the US Air Force over combat benefits after her husband's death, highlighting the need for clear communication with grieving military families. International Business Times UK · Sep 7
Andy Burnham's Gaza comments 'a sham' amid military flights to Israel ANDY Burnham has been urged to "come clean" on several military flights to Israel he has authorised since entering office. The National (Scotland) · Sep 1
Military judge finally sets new date for trial of men accused of plotting 9/11 after previous attempts were cancelled Some of the evidence is inadmissible because of torture. We Got This Covered · Aug 28
In 1958, US Air Force launched an Able 1 spacecraft to the Moon in humanity’s first attempt to send a spaceship anywhere beyond Earth orbit but the mission lasted only 73.6 seconds In 1958, US Air Force launched an Able 1 spacecraft to the Moon in humanity’s first attempt to send a spaceship anywhere beyond Earth orbit. The spacecraft was designed to enter lunar orbit, but its Thor rocket exploded 73.6 seconds after launch. The mission later became known as Pioneer 0… The Economic Times · Aug 25
Who was aboard mystery US aircraft that landed in Russia? Report reveals A US Air Force C-17 military transport aircraft landed at Moscow’s Vnukovo Airport on Tuesday, triggering speculation over who was aboard and why the aircraft had flown to Russia at a time when US-Russia contacts over the Ukraine war have slowed. The Times of India · Aug 25
‘We are under attack’: US military aircraft lands in Russia, sparks wild theories A US Air Force Boeing C-17 Globemaster III military transport aircraft landed at Moscow’s Vnukovo Airport on Tuesday, news agency AFP reported citing flight tracking data. This triggered speculation over the unexplained purpose of the highly unusual flight at a time when US-Russia contacts over the Ukraine war have lost… The Times of India · Aug 25
USAF is buying banned DJI drones to train its operators against the 'most statistically probable real-world threat' The US Air Force is buying restricted DJI drones for nuclear missile base training, seeking realistic exposure to commercial drone threats. TechRadar · Aug 20
The Times of India · Aug 20 US Air Force major held again days after arrest over Trump impeachment call A US Air Force major, Jason Watson, finds himself detained once more for voicing his criticism of President Trump and advocating for his impeachment. Currently in pretrial confinement, Watson's refusal to wear his military uniform led to this latest arrest. This incident follows his earlier detention on the Capitol steps…
Space · Aug 19 Mysterious Russian 'space activity' causes US Air Force flight to Antarctica to turn around: report A mysterious incident over the South Pacific forced a U.S. Air Force aircraft to turn around on Aug. 18, due to a possible space debris hazard.
International Business Times UK · Aug 17 Trump Mocked by US Service Members? Message on KC-135 Wing in Persian Gulf Goes Viral An alleged KC-135 graffiti photo sparks fury online with 'Operation Epstein Fury', Trump, Epstein and Israel references, while questions mount over its authenticity.
International Business Times UK · Aug 7 'It Is So Criminal, So Messed Up': Whistleblower Exposes How Governments Hide Embarrassing UFO Data Dylan Borland, a former US Air Force specialist, alleges government secrecy on UFOs involves criminal conduct and financial interests, overshadowing national security concerns.
The Economic Times · Aug 5 US Air Force says F-47 fighter has reached 'unprecedented maturity'; from AI-powered drones, to stealth tech, here's what we know about this sixth-generation jet The US Air Force's F-47 fighter program has reached unprecedented maturity, advancing faster than expected. This next-generation aircraft is planned to replace the F-22 Raptor, with first flight anticipated in 2028. The F-47 will operate as a centerpiece of a networked combat system alongside autonomous drones. The Pentagon has requested…
Radio France Internationale · Jul 28 US reviews troop presence in Europe as Washington pushes NATO burden sharing The United States began reviewing its military presence in Europe on Monday, officials said, after US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth told his NATO counterparts last month that Washington was planning such an analysis.
TechRadar · Jul 18 USAF's Autonomous AI fighter drone just fired a 'real' AMRAAM air-to-air missile in a world first The US Air Force tested an autonomous drone firing an AMRAAM missile, advancing plans for future human-controlled combat aircraft.
The Times of India · Jul 18 23-year-old US Air Force airman killed in heavy equipment accident at California space base A 23-year-old US Air Force airman was killed after the heavy equipment he was operating rolled down an embankment at California's Vandenberg Space Force Base, The New York Post reported, citing officials.
The Economic Times · Jul 13 IAF more powerful than China's air force, retains world's No. 3 rank for fifth consecutive year: WDMMA The Indian Air Force maintains its third global ranking for the fifth year. This assessment considers fleet size, technology, and operational capabilities. The IAF's quality fleet outweighs China's larger numerical strength. Acquisitions like Rafale and Tejas will enhance fighter capabilities significantly. Future inductions and indigenous development support long-term modernization plans.
International Business Times UK · Jul 9 Promoted One Week, Rejected the Next: US Air Force Rescinds 135 Promotions After Administrative Error A scoring error in the US Air Force's promotion exams led to 135 airmen losing their promotions, while another 135 gained them. The incident prompted a review of promotion processes.
The Economic Times · Jul 9 Air Force sergeant promotion errors: 'No AI products used, result of human error,' says Air Force service after 135 airmen lose promotions Air Force sergeant promotion errors: Over 100 US Air Force personnel lost promotions due to a scoring error. An outdated answer key mistakenly graded exams for Security Forces staff sergeants. This error caused 135 promotions to be revoked after a thorough review. Another 135 airmen now receive promotions through a…