Matthew Cox is a Junior News Reporter at MailOnline. He covers a diverse range of topics, with a strong focus on aviation and aerospace, including planes, satellites, and space travel, as well as public security and cultural stories. Matthew's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as MSN, Daily Mail, and the World Economic Forum.
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By: Matthew Cox
The Air Force recently released a new policy on religious accommodation requests for Airmen and Guardians.
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Staff Sgt. Duchaine Paul just became the first Airmen to graduate the rebooted Army jungle warfare course in the Panamanian jungle.
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Lawmakers want the Air Force to move faster to arm its tanker fleet with new protection systems capable of defeating incoming enemy missiles.
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In 1972, with the Air Force losing hundreds of Airmen and aircraft in the Vietnam War, Maj. Robert “Bob” Alfred Lodge led a complete overhaul of F-4 fighter tactics, a secret effort that would help U.S. pilots gain the upper hand in dogfights with North Vietnamese MiGs. And when his F-4 was hit on the first day of Operation Linebacker, Lodge refused to bail out, perishing with his doomed aircraft to keep his intimate knowledge of those tactics and plans out of enemy hands.
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The Pentagon’s new Religious Affiliation Codes cuts many denominations of Christianity but removes Paganism and other nontraditional faiths.
