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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The Air Force has stood up the first rapidly deployable units of Airmen designed to protect air bases from drones and aerial attack.
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Active Airmen only have a few days to submit a waist-to-height ratio measurement by July 31, but it will not affect fitness scores.
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Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force David R. Wolfe is challenging Airmen with new weekly workouts that are likely to hurt way more than the service’s new fitness test.
Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force David R. Wolfe is challenging Airmen with new weekly workouts that are likely to hurt way more than the service's new fitness test.
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The Air Force is racing to create a “Point Defense” force of Airmen, specially trained and equipped to protect air bases from unmanned attack more effectively than ever before. But in a new report, an expert says even more is needed to defeat the large-scale enemy drone attacks already wreaking havoc on today’s battlefield.
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The Department of the Air Force released new guidance telling commanders to begin separating Airmen and Guardians who have had medical shaving profiles for
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