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IAF To Conduct Recruitment Rally For Karnataka, Odisha Candidates From September 23
IAF Recruitment: Indian Air Force (IAF) will conduct recruitment rally for Karnataka and Odisha candidates, for selection as Airmen, from September 23 to October 4.
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Coronavirus: Indian Air Force Postpones Recruitment Exam
Coronavirus: According to a statement released by the Central Airmen Selection Board, now the STAR Airmen exams will be held in the last week of April, tentatively.
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US Airman, On His Way To Pick Up Heroism Award, Saves Child On Flight
On a Sept. 11 flight back to the United States to pick up the award, U.S. Air Force Technical Sgt. Kenneth O'Brien squeezed in another heroic act: resuscitating a baby that had lost consciousness after choking.
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IAF Selection Test For Airmen On September 21-24
The online test will be held in two phases. Candidates who qualify the first phase will be eligible to take the second phase.
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Two US Airmen, HIV-Positive, Sue Military For Firing Them
Testing positive for HIV was difficult enough. Getting forced out of the military by the Air Force because of the diagnosis proved even harder. So say two USairmen who filed suit on Wednesday against Defense Secretary Jim Mattis in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia
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70 Years on, Remains from US Plane Crash in Malaysia Head Home
Shortly after World War II ended, three US airmen took off from Singapore aboard a military transport on a flight to an airfield in northern Malaysia that never arrived.
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US Air Force to begin recovery of helicopter crash airmen
The US Air Force will start to recover on Thursday the bodies of four American airmen from the wreckage of a helicopter that crashed two days ago in remote coastal marshland in eastern England.
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Eight British airmen buried in Malaysia after 67 years
Eight British World War II airmen have been buried with military honours in Malaysia, nearly 70 years after their plane crashed while on a mission in Southeast Asia.
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Is skull found at Pearl Harbour that of a Japanese pilot?
Forensic scientists are conducting tests on a skull unearthed at the bottom of Pearl Harbor to determine if it belonged to a Japanese pilot who died in the historic attack on Dec. 7, 1941.
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WikiLeaks: Pakistani airmen sabotaging F-16s
A WikiLeaks cable, which NDTV has exclusive access to, says Pakistan's airmen were being radicalised and were sabotaging Pakistani F-16s deployed for security operations along the Afghan border. (Read Cable: Pakistan cable on visiting US officials being briefed on F-16s)The cable, sent in March 2006 from the US embassy to Washington, quotes Pakista...
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Libyan crisis: Pro-Gaddafi forces capture 3 Dutch airmen
Libyan authorities loyal to Col. Moammar el-Gaddafi have captured three crew members of a Dutch naval helicopter who were rescuing European citizens, last Sunday, the Dutch Defense Ministry said on Thursday, the first report of foreigners being by held in Libya's bloody and unfolding uprising.Otte Beeksma, a spokesman for the Defense Ministry, said...
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IAF To Conduct Recruitment Rally For Karnataka, Odisha Candidates From September 23
IAF Recruitment: Indian Air Force (IAF) will conduct recruitment rally for Karnataka and Odisha candidates, for selection as Airmen, from September 23 to October 4.
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Coronavirus: Indian Air Force Postpones Recruitment Exam
Coronavirus: According to a statement released by the Central Airmen Selection Board, now the STAR Airmen exams will be held in the last week of April, tentatively.
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US Airman, On His Way To Pick Up Heroism Award, Saves Child On Flight
On a Sept. 11 flight back to the United States to pick up the award, U.S. Air Force Technical Sgt. Kenneth O'Brien squeezed in another heroic act: resuscitating a baby that had lost consciousness after choking.
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IAF Selection Test For Airmen On September 21-24
The online test will be held in two phases. Candidates who qualify the first phase will be eligible to take the second phase.
-
Two US Airmen, HIV-Positive, Sue Military For Firing Them
Testing positive for HIV was difficult enough. Getting forced out of the military by the Air Force because of the diagnosis proved even harder. So say two USairmen who filed suit on Wednesday against Defense Secretary Jim Mattis in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia
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70 Years on, Remains from US Plane Crash in Malaysia Head Home
Shortly after World War II ended, three US airmen took off from Singapore aboard a military transport on a flight to an airfield in northern Malaysia that never arrived.
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US Air Force to begin recovery of helicopter crash airmen
The US Air Force will start to recover on Thursday the bodies of four American airmen from the wreckage of a helicopter that crashed two days ago in remote coastal marshland in eastern England.
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Eight British airmen buried in Malaysia after 67 years
Eight British World War II airmen have been buried with military honours in Malaysia, nearly 70 years after their plane crashed while on a mission in Southeast Asia.
-
Is skull found at Pearl Harbour that of a Japanese pilot?
Forensic scientists are conducting tests on a skull unearthed at the bottom of Pearl Harbor to determine if it belonged to a Japanese pilot who died in the historic attack on Dec. 7, 1941.
-
WikiLeaks: Pakistani airmen sabotaging F-16s
A WikiLeaks cable, which NDTV has exclusive access to, says Pakistan's airmen were being radicalised and were sabotaging Pakistani F-16s deployed for security operations along the Afghan border. (Read Cable: Pakistan cable on visiting US officials being briefed on F-16s)The cable, sent in March 2006 from the US embassy to Washington, quotes Pakista...
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Libyan crisis: Pro-Gaddafi forces capture 3 Dutch airmen
Libyan authorities loyal to Col. Moammar el-Gaddafi have captured three crew members of a Dutch naval helicopter who were rescuing European citizens, last Sunday, the Dutch Defense Ministry said on Thursday, the first report of foreigners being by held in Libya's bloody and unfolding uprising.Otte Beeksma, a spokesman for the Defense Ministry, said...
