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US Air Force
The US Air Force is a service branch of the US Armed Forces that deals with aerial warfare. Headed by the Secretary of the Air Force, it is one of the most technologically-sophisticated air force in the world.
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What is the largest cargo plane in US military?
THE C-5 GALAXY IS CURRENTLY THE AIRFORCES LARGEST CARGO AIRCRAFT
Does the Air Force use aircraft to harass certain people?
(in the US) Leaving aside the fact that the law prohibits the CIA from conducting domestic spying operations against US citizens, a realistic answer is that no one would probably ever know.
If the question refers to on-going combat operation in the Middle East where drones are used for surveillance and strikes against enemy targets and personnel, it is probably a good bet that the CIA is involved in some capacity to a greater or lesser extent.
An AEF indicator is a number or letter assigned to military personnel so they know when they are eligable to be tasked for deployment. The Air Force has AEF cycles 1-10. Each number has a time frame associated with it so people can plan their lives around their "hot" period. The Air Force has also sarted a banding process. Im not quite sure how the AEF Banding process works. The one thing I do know is it determines based on job how long you will spend at home between deployments.
Major Force Program (MFP)
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How much fuel does Airforce One use?
The U.S. Government wont answer that question. Boeing says the 747-200 that it is based on uses 5 gallons per mile
Will a married couple be stationed together in the air force?
In all likelihood, yes. It is the Air Force's policy to make every attempt to assign married military members to the same installation. If that is not possible, they can assign the members to installations that are as close to each other as possible.
Unit control centers
Can you be a pilot if you wear glasses?
In the United States you have to have perfect vision, 20/20, to become a pilot. They do not allow anyone to wear glasses, or contacts. (Presumably if you have laser eye surgery the purpose is to make your eyes work properly, so this shouldn't really be a factor.) You have to have perfect vision or else it is a liability when you are flying.
Where is the us air force located?
It's located all around the world in various countries in Air force Bases.
How much does a captain in the air force make per month?
$4722.90 for more than 4 years, $4948.80 for more than 6 years, $5197.20 for more than 8 years, $5358.00 for more than 10 years, $5622.30 for more than 12 years ,$5844.90 for more than 14 years, $5972.70 for more than 16 years, and$6146.70for more than 18 years.
What state did the Air Force Academy open in?
The academy was established in 1954, and the first class (class of 1959) was sworn in on July 11, 1955. The pemanent campus located near Colorado Springs, Colorado, opened its doors on August 29, 1958.
Why was the first income tax made?
The first federal statutes imposing the legal obligation to pay a federal income tax were adopted by Congress in 1861 and 1862 to pay for the Civil War.
Is there a list of Bronze Star recipients from World War 2?
As far as I know, there is no list for recipients of the Bronze Star Medal from WWII. The reason for this is, unlike higher awards that are awarded strictly for combat actions (Medal of Honor, Distinguished Service Cross, Distinguished Service Medal- which have lists of recipients) the Bronze Star Medal may be awarded also for non-combat reasons. Because of this, the list would be extraordinarily long, particularly for a period of war.
The primary function of the Air Force is to provide prompt and sustained offensive and defensive air operationAnswer this question…
What is the role of the liaison officer within hics?
Function as the incident contact paerson for the representatives from other agencies
What is the wingspan of a b-52 bomber?
185'
It's longer from wing tip to wing tip than from nose to tail
What is the income tax for Kentucky?
State tax roundup
Kentucky
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Kentucky collects taxes on six income brackets at rates ranging from 2 percent to 6 percent. All income earned by Kentucky residents as well as income earned by nonresidents from Kentucky sources is subject to the state tax. More on Kentucky taxes can be found in the tabbed pages below.Income
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Personal income taxKentucky collects income taxes from its residents at the following rates:
-- 2 percent on the first $3,000 of taxable income
-- 3 percent on taxable income between $3,001 and $4,000
-- 4 percent on taxable income between $4,001 and $5,000
-- 5 percent on taxable income between $5,001 and $8,000
-- 5.8 percent on taxable income between $8,001 and $75,000
-- 6 percent on taxable income of $75,001 and above.
Kentucky tax returns are due on April 15, or the next business day if that date falls on a weekend or holiday.The state's maximum pension income exclusion remains at $41,110 for 2008 returns (unchanged from 2007) for filers who are retired from the federal, state or local government or who receive supplemental U.S. Railroad Retirement Board benefits. Under a law enacted last year, the exclusion amount is no longer adjusted annually for inflation.In 2005, Kentucky's family size tax credit replaced the state's low-income tax credit. Eligibility thresholds have been adjusted for the 2008 tax year: $10,400 for a family of one, $14,000 for a family of two, $17,600 for a family of three and $21,200 for a family of four or more.
Sales taxThe sales tax rate in Kentucky is 6 percent.A 6 percent use tax may be due if you make out-of-state purchases for storage, use or other consumption in Kentucky.
Personal and real property taxesProperty tax is levied on the fair cash value of all real and personal property unless a specific exemption exists in the Kentucky Constitution or in the case of personal property, has been granted by the General Assembly.Details on the various property tax classifications and rates can be found in the 2007 Property Tax Rates publication, the latest compilation of this data.Kentucky's Department of Revenue offers local property tax information at its Web site.Kentucky offers taxpayers a homestead exemption to homeowners who are 65 years of age or older or classified as totally disabled. Any qualified person wishing to apply for a homestead exemption should contact the Property Valuation Administrator of his or her county and file Form 62A350 for the homestead exemption.
Inheritance and estate taxesKentucky collects an inheritance tax.Its estate tax is limited and related to federal estate tax collection. Since the state tax credit has been phased out at the federal level, Kentucky does not impose an estate tax.
Other Kentucky tax factsA motor vehicle usage tax of 6 percent is collected on every motor vehicle used in Kentucky. The tax is collected by the county clerk or other officer with whom the vehicle is required to be registered at the time of transfer of ownership or when a vehicle is offered for registration for the first time in Kentucky. License tags will not be issued until the tax is paid.Fiduciaries must pay income tax on the portion of income from an estate or trust not distributed or distributable to beneficiaries. The tax is calculated using a graduated rate of 2 percent to 6 percent.Kentucky excludes all income from all sources for active duty and reserve members of any U.S. military branch or the National Guard who are killed in the line of duty.
More information is available at Kentucky's Online Taxpayer Service Center's Web site.To download tax forms on this site, you will need to install a free copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader. Click here for instructions.-- Updated: Feb. 4, 2009
As a general rule, no. However, you must both be subject to the jurisdiction of the court. As a general rule, if the spouse brought the proceeding, and the military person accepted by appearing in person, or by attorney, or appearing by responding to the pleadings, then the court can and does exercise its jurisdiction. The points are jurisdiction, local state rules and law, facts. (Jurisdiction of course is always a question of the merger of facts and law, just like all legal questions.) Under the Full Faith and Credit Clause of the US Consititution, due and proper decisions in one state are recognized by the other states. Now just what's due and proper is a bit more more dificult to decide from case to case, facts to facts, and state to state. You just got to deal with a local lawyer. There is no fast general answer here.
What is an E-4 in Air Force Rank?
In the US Army that is the rank of Corporal or Specialist.
In the US Navy that is the rank of Petty Officer 3rd Class.
In the US Marine Corps that is the rank of Lance Corporal.
In the US Air Force that is the rank of Senior Airman.
Do you have answers for Air Force Emergency Response Operations AERO Command and Control?
what is the module structure for cammand, control, and coordination of a response that was developed more then 30 years ago
If you don't pay can they take your home?
The IRS could get a lien on your home for failing to pay any income taxes that may be due.
If there is a federal tax lien on your home, you must satisfy the lien before you can sell or refinance your home.
If you are over 80 do you have to pay income taxes?
You can be over 100 years of age and could still meet the requirements of having to file an income tax return. Age does not have anything to do with the requirement to have to file an income tax return.
Most important step preparing to treat a victim for shock?
You should always follow the pneumonia ABC. Airway, Breathing, Circulation. The most important step in treating a victim of shock is ensuring that they have a patent airway. The next step is to ensure that the victim is breathing adequately. Then, the victim's pulse should be assessed and any active bleeding should be controlled with direct pressure.
