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Author Archives: Angel
Red tape complicates SF mission in Pakistan
An ongoing Pakistani effort to delay the issuance of visas to U.S. diplomatic and military personnel is impeding the U.S. special operations mission to train Pakistan’s Frontier Corps, according to several U.S. sources. The difficulty obtaining visas led to some … Continue reading
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Tagged David Hartman, Islamabad, Maj. Rob Pickel, Matthew Sluss-, mission, Northwest Frontier, Pakistan, pakmil, Sgt. Mark Stets, southern Waziristan, U.S.
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Red tape complicates SF mission in Pakistan
An ongoing Pakistani effort to delay the issuance of visas to U.S. diplomatic and military personnel is impeding the U.S. special operations mission to train Pakistan’s Frontier Corps, according to several U.S. sources. The difficulty obtaining visas led to some … Continue reading
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Red tape complicates SF mission in Pakistan
An ongoing Pakistani effort to delay the issuance of visas to U.S. diplomatic and military personnel is impeding the U.S. special operations mission to train Pakistan’s Frontier Corps, according to several U.S. sources. The difficulty obtaining visas led to some … Continue reading
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Red tape complicates SF mission in Pakistan
An ongoing Pakistani effort to delay the issuance of visas to U.S. diplomatic and military personnel is impeding the U.S. special operations mission to train Pakistan’s Frontier Corps, according to several U.S. sources. The difficulty obtaining visas led to some … Continue reading
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Red tape complicates SF mission in Pakistan
An ongoing Pakistani effort to delay the issuance of visas to U.S. diplomatic and military personnel is impeding the U.S. special operations mission to train Pakistan’s Frontier Corps, according to several U.S. sources. The difficulty obtaining visas led to some … Continue reading
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Red tape complicates SF mission in Pakistan
An ongoing Pakistani effort to delay the issuance of visas to U.S. diplomatic and military personnel is impeding the U.S. special operations mission to train Pakistan’s Frontier Corps, according to several U.S. sources. The difficulty obtaining visas led to some … Continue reading
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Finding the fix for inflated EPRs
No one should have been surprised when the Air Force announced that the 1,269 master sergeants selected for promotion this year all aced their enlisted performance reports.They’re expected to be “truly among the best,” what the perfect score calls for.What … Continue reading
Army will allow soldiers to recolor M4s
The Army is finally going to give soldiers the green light to paint their black weapons so they blend in with the terrain on the battlefield. Soldiers have been using commercially available, spray-on camouflage paint since the beginning of the … Continue reading
Astronauts, famed pilots salute troops
RAMSTEIN AIR BASE, Germany — The men who were the first and the last to walk on the moon, the astronaut who immortalized the words “Houston, we’ve had a problem,” the only Air Force flying “ace” in the Vietnam War … Continue reading
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Tagged China, Gene Cernan, Germany, Jim Lovell, last man to walk on the moon, Lovell, Mike Whalen, Neil Armstrong, President Obama, Ramstein, Ritchie, Robert Gilliland, space, Steve Ritchie, Turkey, U.S., Vietnam
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Cheaper, closer airdrops in Afghanistan
C-130 aircrews in Afghanistan have begun executing “low-cost, low-altitude” airdrops to smaller, more mobile units on the ground. The new bundles weigh between 80 and 500 pounds and are released lower to the ground, attached to disposable parachutes. The new … Continue reading
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Tagged Afghanistan, air mobility command, Gen. Raymond Johns, low-altitude
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