At the end of the academic year East High School held its annual senior awards assembly. While there were many names and accolades issued during the ceremony, the name Thomas Audley gained more than ...

A “playful” online petition urging the Air Force to name Chief Master Sgt. Jeremiah Grisham as its next top enlisted leader ...

Peterson, of Murrieta, California, a third-generation career military serviceman, is being remembered with an Air Force ROTC scholarship in his name at the University of Mississippi, thanks to a ...

“Air Force One costs over $2 billion a piece so there’s almost a factor of 10 difference in the cost of just the airplane and what it takes to make it into an Air Force One,” the person said.

But Courtney, pointing to the expenses to build out two Air Force One aircraft as part of a $3.9 billion contract in 2018, contended that “it’s clear that this new third plane is going to cost ...

Air Force Secretary Troy Meink told lawmakers on Thursday that it will “probably” cost the Air Force less than $400 million to retrofit a luxury Qatari plane that President Donald Trump has ...

Air Force ROTC unofficially began with the passage of the Morrill Act (Land-Grant Act) in 1862, which established military training at land-grant colleges and universities. But the name "Reserve ...

The Reserve Officers' Training Corps (ROTC) is the best opportunity for you to get invaluable experience while still in school. When enrolled in ROTC, you learn and develop leadership skills and ...

The AGM-183A Air-Launched Rapid Response Weapon, or ARRW, is one of two hypersonic concepts the Air Force is developing now, service head Gen. David Allvin told lawmakers Thursday.

But the Air Force “believes” it will cost “less than $400 million to retrofit that aircraft,” service secretary Troy Meink said during a House Armed Services Committee hearing Thursday.

It will cost hundreds of millions of dollars to retrofit a Qatari luxury Boeing 747 jetliner to fly as the new Air Force One, Air Force Secretary Troy Meink said.

Starkey, a junior, said JROTC sold candy bars for $1 apiece at the high school to raise money and made between $300 and $400, which went toward the flags. "It's a very big honor to help, and it's ...