The U.S. Air Force has added several medical conditions to its waiver program, a move that is expected to open career opportunities to hundreds of new recruits each year, the service said this week.

Explosive ordnance disposal technicians of the 27th Special Operations Wing rest during a January exercise in New Mexico. EOD is among the 89 career fields eligible for retention bonuses in 2025, ...

The Air Force is expanding its retention and reenlistment bonuses this month to 89 of its toughest and highly skilled career fields, from working dog handlers and bomb technicians to flight attendants ...

True North embeds mental health and religious support teams directly in units to help troops, military civilians, and ...

WASHINGTON — The Air Force expanded retention bonuses this month for 89 career fields in high demand from cyber systems operations to bomb technicians. Though the list was not made readily available ...

TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. — In a dynamic display of joint medical readiness, Army Reserve Soldiers and U.S. Air Force personnel teamed up during Exercise Ultimate Caduceus 2025 to test large-scale ...

The U.S. Air Force rolled out a remote genetic counseling services program in December to airmen stationed at Spangdahlem Air Base in Germany. The first airman to participate in the pilot program ...

A vast majority of Americans know little or nothing at all about the Air Force's special warfare jobs, an issue highlighted in a new think tank study as the service has struggled to recruit for those ...

The U.S. Air Force is changing its policies regarding pregnant pilots and their authorization to fly. The new policy restricts pilots from flying jets during the early weeks of their pregnancies due ...

New weapons are at the forefront of budget priorities for the Air Force and Space Force, while the spending plans seek to slash more than 5,700 civilian jobs, budget documents show. Here, airmen ...