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Jan. 31, 2023
Tyndall holds first-ever EALS-C training

Tyndall held its first-ever Mission Essential Equipment Training course on the new Expeditionary Airfield Lighting System Jan. 27. The 801st RED HORSE Training Squadron operates one of three Silver Flag locations across the Department of Defense lighting the way for new war-fighting capabilities by
Jan. 27, 2023
332d Expeditionary Medical Squadron Creates Multicapable Airmen

The 332d Expeditionary Medical Squadron is working hard creating multi-capable Airmen, a concept that aims to generate additional capability while reducing the number of Airmen who must be put in harm’s way.
Jan. 18, 2023
WEPTAC 2023 – Solving enterprise-level challenges

U.S. and international combat air forces senior leaders converged at Nellis AFB Jan. 2-13 to participate in Air Combat Command’s annual pinnacle of tactics and warfare, the Weapons and Tactics (WEPTAC) Conference and C2 Summit, with a charge to accelerate the modernization and development of
Jan. 5, 2023
Reviving a 40 year old technique: AUAB tests first ground A2A refuel in decades

When thinking of refueling an aircraft, many imagine a KC-135 Stratotanker soaring through the clouds, and a fighter jet attached to a boom receiving thousands of gallons of fuel mid-flight. But what happens if a pilot has to make an emergency landing in an austere location?
Dec. 21, 2022
MQ-9 FARP in a Combat Area

The Air Force is always developing ways to act faster and more effectively around the world. A Forward Arming and Refueling Point, or FARP, accomplishes this by allowing aircraft to prepare for their next mission without having to return to an established base. This capability is part of Agile

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Tyndall holds first-ever EALS-C training

332d Expeditionary Medical Squadron Creates Multicapable Airmen

WEPTAC 2023 – Solving enterprise-level challenges

Reviving a 40 year old technique: AUAB tests first ground A2A refuel in decades

MQ-9 FARP in a Combat Area