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U.S. Air Force · BozemanMarik Chrisman is a senior airman and a regional bandsman with the U.S. Air Force stationed in Dayton, Ohio. Chrisman shares vocalist responsibilities with another bandsman who already had her plate full. At the time of scheduling the singer who would perform the National Anthem, the Bobcats hadn't even secured the Big Sky title.See the Story
U.S. Air Force vocalist and Bobcats fan from Deer Lodge sings National Anthem at NCAA tournament
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U.S. Air ForceThe U.S. Air Force is one step closer to a new hypersonic missile capability. Last weekend, the Air Force completed important final testing on the AGM-183A ARRW hypersonic missile. The post ARRW: The U.S. Air Force Has a New Hypersonic Weapon appeared first on 19FortyFive.See the Story
ARRW: The U.S. Air Force Has a New Hypersonic Weapon
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Aircraft · CaliforniaJoby Aviation delivered the first electric verticle takeoff and landing aircraft to the U.S. Air Force last year. The company announced it would deliver two more aircraft that are now part of Joby's AFWERX Agility Prime contract with the Air Force. The two additional aircraft will be delivered to MacDill AFB in 2025. Joby plans to operate these aircraft as part of aerial ridesharing networks around the world.See the Story
Joby to deliver three more aircraft to U.S. Air Force at Edwards and MacDill
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Vladimir Putin · RussiaWhile Russian officials regularly express their determination to use their nuclear arsenal against the West if necessary, the leadership of Western nuclear powers are reluctant to deploy these weapons of mass destruction. A former US Air Force officer, however, has now outlined what the impact of a nuclear exchange would be on Russia itself.See the Story
In an hour, millions of Russians would “evaporate”. Response to Putin's Threats From U.S. Air Force
U.S. Air Force · GazaThe U.S. and other countries are dropping aid over the Gaza Strip to help Palestinians grappling with a humanitarian disaster. The Wall Street Journal flew with the U.S. Air Force as it delivered food on a C-130 flight from Jordan. Photo: Ben C. SolomonSee the Story
On Board a Gaza Airdrop Mission With the U.S. Air Force
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