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  • KC-46A aircraft accident investigation report released

    Air Mobility Command has released the report of an accident investigation board investigating a July 8, 2025, mishap involving a U.S. Air Force KC-46A Pegasus aircraft assigned to the 22nd Air Refueling Wing and an F-22A Raptor aircraft assigned to the 1st Fighter Wing.

  • Airmen, Families prepare for monsoon season

    Luke Air Force Base recognizedMonsoon Awareness Week by educating Airmen and community members on the hazards associated with Arizona's annual monsoon season and the importance of staying prepared.

  • Holloman’s New Rider Training Course

    Holloman Air Force Base hosted the Department of the Air Force’s Rider Mentor Program Trainer course May 19-20, 2026, becoming the second installation in the Air Force to offer the new motorcycle mentorship training initiative designed to increase rider safety and expand training accessibility

  • International Flight Safety Experts Convene in Colombo for ISAFE 2026

    The Indo-Pacific Safety Air Forces Exchange – Colombo 2026, co-hosted by the Sri Lanka Air Force and the U.S. Pacific Air Forces, was successfully conducted May 11-14, 2026, at the Courtyard by Marriott Hotel, Colombo, in line with the SLAF 75th Anniversary celebrations.

  • Thrill of the ride, duty of the guide: get certified

    Most motorcyclist are well-aware of the inherent dangers of the road, but the thrill and adventure of the open road keep riders in the saddle. While the excitement is understandable, minimizing the danger should be every rider's top priority—and that safety starts with proper training.

  • Death of Moody AFB Airman

    It is with deep sorrow, we share the passing of Airman 1st Class Kaleb Cisco, an Airman assigned to the 23d Maintenance Squadron, who was pronounced deceased at UF Health Jacksonville on 28 May at 4:48 am. Airman Cisco was involved in a motorcycle accident in Jacksonville, Florida. He was wearing

  • Boating Safety: Maintaining Readiness on the Water

    As we enter the 101 Critical Days of Summer, recreational boating offers a great opportunity for relaxation and enjoyment. However, boating accidents can degrade personnel availability and impact overall unit readiness, potentially leading to medical expenses and administrative burdens. Accidents

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