The US Air Force's Nevada Test and Training Range, commonly known as Area 51, has long been the subject of alien and UFO conspiracy theories. Footage of people taking pictures of mutant creatures ...

With more than 1,500 employees, Federal Glass was among the top 25 employers ... 1,500 military and civilian jobs at Rickenbacker Air Force Base. The swiftness with which Federal Glass closed ...

The first production model of the Calidus B-250 turboprop light attack aircraft will take its first flight later in 2025, ...

Sam Lerman, a U.S. Air Force vet and one of a number of American ... back,” he told those at the Washington launch. He raised a glass of his winery's white in a toast. “For the bright future ...

Yashas is capable of Stage II pilot training, counter insurgency and counter surface force operations, armament training, aerobatics etc. It is powered by a FADEC-controlled AL55I Jet engine, ...

Alford, whose Wolf Pack is No. 6 in this week's Nevada Appeal Mountain West men's basketball rankings, got 25 points from ...

Air Force recruits will continue to learn about ... s story isn’t about DEI but “rather greatness shattering a glass ceiling,” and she credited Trump, during his inaugural address of saying ...

Crocker, who lives in Fall River, NS, is currently serving with the Royal Canadian Air Force and was a member of Team Canada for the Games, which were held in Vancouver and Whistler from Feb. 8-16.

(CNN) — Here is a look at women in business, education, government and sports who have broken through the glass ceiling and become the first in their respective positions in the United States. 1739 - ...

CHINA - Media OutReach Newswire - 4 January 2025 - A large number of Chinese women are breaking the glass ceiling to enter professions that were previously dominated by men. The first female pilot ...

He was a dropout from Washington and Lee University (Tom Wolfe was a classmate) who joined the Air Force because he didn't ...

SACHA PFEIFFER, BYLINE: It is so arduous to get to Guantanamo. DETROW: Sacha Pfeiffer from NPR's investigations team has covered the U.S. naval base and military prison at Guantanamo for years.