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Blue Angels to headline 2027 Georgia Skies: The...

04.23.2026 | Story by Shellie-Anne Espinosa

Robins Air Force Base, Georgia, will host the Georgia Skies Open House and Air Show April 17-18, 2027, delivering two days of aerial power and ground-level access to the mission.

Don't click, do tell: Edwards validates integrated...

04.22.2026 | Courtesy Story

A sophisticated readiness exercise tested Edwards Air Force Base ability to counter complex and coordinated attacks, involving both digital and...

Arnold AFB seeking nominations for Honorary...

04.22.2026 | Story by Bradley Hicks

Arnold Air Force Base is now accepting nominations for the Arnold AFB Honorary Commander Program. The intent of the program is to create...

AFNWC Senior Leader Profile: Col. Jon Hobart

04.17.2026 | Story by Kenneth Waters

For the Air Force Nuclear Weapons Center’s director of contracting, leadership begins and ends with the Air Force core values.

Edwards welcomes inspectors for fresh look at unit...

04.16.2026 | Story by Laisa Leao

Inspectors from Air Force Materiel Command were welcomed to the base on April 13 to begin the Unit Effectiveness Inspection.

AEDC at 75: Sverdrup leads ARO through early years

04.15.2026 | Story by Bradley Hicks

Maj. Gen. Leif Sverdrup was once quoted as saying, “If at first you don’t succeed, you’re like most people. The wonderful challenge of life...

The B-52’s First Flight: From Future Failure to...

04.15.2026 | Courtesy Story

The B‑52 nearly died multiple times before it flew. Early turboprop designs weren’t better than the B‑36, so in 1948 Col. Pete Warden forced...

From weeks to minutes: How AI is accelerating the...

04.15.2026 | Story by Tech. Sgt. Robert Cloys

At the Air Force Test Center, engineers are using the AI Flight Test Assistant, known as AFTA, to rapidly generate first drafts of the documents that support the flight test process. The tool allows engineers to spend more time on analysis, planning, and the execution of complex tests, and less on drafting, wordsmithing, and compiling information.

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