US Air Force

The call-sign of Air Force One is reserved for any Air Force vehicles currently holding the President of the United States.

It's owned by a company called US Airways Group, Inc (NYSE: LCC).

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Some Air Force strategic initiatives include the Trilateral Strategic Initiative. The initiative involves the USA, France, and the United Kingdom. The initiative builds on core attributes shared by the three NATO air powers.

An Air Force pilot's pay is determined by the pilot's rank. Ranging from $36,000 a year to $120,000 a year. For the full pay chart search the topic on the web.

No, the airforce has no specified requirement of marriage as that could stop potential recruitment. The exact requirements to join the airforce are the following:

* You must be a U.S. citizen or resident alien. * You must (with very few exceptions) have a high school diploma. * You must pass a physical medical exam. * Be between the ages of 17-27. * *

* Have no more than two dependents. *

* Pass the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude test. (Minimum AFQT Score: 36) *

* Beale Air Force Base. * Edwards Air Force Base. * Los Angeles Air Force Base. * Vandenberg Air Force Base. * Presidio of Monterey (Defense Language Institute)

Force is an influence that produces a change in an object.

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There is a couple of air force recruiting offices in Dayton, located at 5100 Springfield Street and 6144 Chambersburg Road

The Buckley Air Force base is located in Aurora, Colorado. Named after WW1 Army pilot 1LT John Harold Buckley, the base provides global infrared surveillance and air defense operations.

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Robins Air Force Base was created in 1942.

You're thinking of ribbons such as the Reserve Component Overseas Training Ribbon? Yes, you can, as long as they are DA authorised awards. However, states also have their own ribbons which they award to National Guard personnel - those cannotbe worn on the uniform of anyone in a (fully) federal component, such as the Regular Army or Army Reserve, nor do Guard members wear them when they're under federal activation.

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They started as a USN aerobatics demonstration team shortly after World War 2, flying Grumman F6F Hellcats. The Blue Angels would shoot down a Japansese Zero as part of their act. [The Zero was actually an SNJ in Japanese markings with smoke and a dummy parachutist.] The Zero shootdown was quickly dropped from the act, but the aeobatics which have made the Blue Angels famous have endured to this day.

Cadets who achieve the Billy Mitchell award can graduate from Marine Corps Basic Training as an E-2 (Private First Class, AKA: PFC).

The address of the Civil Air Patrol Historical Foundation Inc is: 105 South Hansell Street Bldg 714, Maxwell Afb, AL 36112

3C is a reenlistment code that is used when the person in question is not eligible to reenlist in the Air Force, but may reenlist in another service with an appropriate waiver.

Faster-moving air across the top of the wing lowers the pressure there. For a plane to ascend, the pressure must be sufficiently lower on top of the wing, and it will be forced upward by the greater pressure below the wing.

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It's a lot harder if you're in separate services, since the detailers can't really coordinate with each other as easily. However, the services do try to do their best to keep families together as much as possible, if it can be done while still fulfilling overall force requirements. It's easier for Commissioned Officers, though in the end they're still subject to force requirements as well.

My wife and I both knew when we got married almost 30 years ago (we were both Active Duty Navy) that we might not get stationed together. For the first 6 months, we were stationed 5 hours apart until she got a transfer. I had a friend who wasn't as lucky - his wife was a Seabee, and she got transferred to Okinawa when they were stationed for a few months in Charleston.

The best thing to do is talk to each detailer to see how it would affect an interservice couple, since they do it on a case basis, based on duty station and job assignment. They've changed the rules significantly over the years as more women have joined the military, making it more difficult for women to get out (in the old days women just used to get pregnant - they stopped it when they were losing too many). But they want to retain people as well, so they did come up with rules to govern military couples. In our day, there really weren't any rules to speak of. We were very fortunate.

In the end, you know there are absolutely no guarantees - the world political and military situation can change overnight, and in the eyes of the military, force and mission requirements come first before family considerations. That's part of the contract and the deal that goes with being in the military.

I will say this - detailers typically won't commit or promise anything if you're not already married. Even though my detailer didn't make it, I invited him to our wedding since it was close to D.C. just so he'd know I was on the level about getting married. And for those who say long distance relationships don't work, if a relationship is really sound, nothing will stand in your way of getting together eventually. We dated for 5 weeks before I proposed, and we were separated on opposite coasts for 10 months before we were married. Even then submarine duty wasn't real conducive to being home. I figured in our first 5 years of marriage, I probably only spent 2 of it with my wife. Almost 30 years later, I have no regrets whatsoever.

My point is, if it's meant to be, it's meant to be. If not, even though it'll hurt, it won't be the end of the world. Everything happens for a reason.