air force

To say that the Mawn's were ill-prepared for this change is an understatement.

The U.S. Air Force has grounded its entire fleet of B-1 bombers.

Just send one out over the parade route loaded down with throws, and "laissez bomb temps rouler!"

A Barksdale Airman's fate has been decided by a jury.

Edwards was convicted of murder last week.

The 307th is the only unit in the entire Air Force that operates the venerable B-52 and the supersonic B1-B bombers.

If you would like to help haul this precious cargo, and likely hear some of the most fantastic first-hand accounts off some of the biggest moments in modern history, it's an easy process.

That's right, when they aren't defending the United States from threats on land, air, and sea - they're defending their pride on the ice!

Causes for the disturbing trend range from obesity and educational shortcomings, to criminal backgrounds and drug use.

Often considered an "oldie, but a goodie", the B-52 could likely outlive its younger bomber siblings.

Each winner will receive a $10,000 prize, along with a laptop computer, and lots of other donated prizes.

One Ark-La-Tex navigator just passed a B-52 milestone that no one else has.