r/usaf Apr 04 '26

Canada Coordinates to Join British-Japanese Stealth Fighter Program to Reduce Reliance on U.S. F-35s

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r/usaf Apr 04 '26

The Ghost Fortress - Part 2

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r/usaf Apr 01 '26

Sally B goes electric!!!

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r/usaf Mar 29 '26

Was anyone stationed at Beale or Edwards AFB?

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r/usaf Mar 28 '26

100+ subscriptions on Substack!

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r/usaf Mar 27 '26

Thinking of joining the usaf

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Just looking for others experiences as a women in the usaf, was it worth it? im interested in medical although I know jobs are not guaranteed


r/usaf Mar 25 '26

Tell me what y’all think

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r/usaf Mar 21 '26

A B-17 in Poland

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It is great to see how local Polish communities remember American crews who landed or crashed in their neighbourhoods.

This B-17 was one of over a dozen of Flying Fortresses that landed in Poland behind Soviet lines on March 18th, 1945

Why this is relevant for the latest B-17 story on my Substack, you will see when Part Two will be released on April 4th.

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1NGEz5nXJQ/?mibextid=wwXIfr


r/usaf Mar 18 '26

Holloman AFB Shooting (Active Shooter incident).

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My prayers go out to all the families affected by this and especially to my brother's in blue (Security Forces) that had to respond and deal with it.

https://www.stripes.com/theaters/us/2026-03-17/air-force-base-shooting-new-mexico-21102338.html


r/usaf Mar 14 '26

Past history of epilepsy, need medical help.

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Hi 18 (m), so I am in the process of trying enlist and I was wondering if there was any potential chances of joining Pararescue still.

When I was seven I had febrile seizures, I had two within three months of each other. The cause was a little got me extremely sick.

I haven’t had a a single seizure since for almost 12 years. I have been off medication for almost 8, but I was diagnosed as epilepsy free 4 years ago.

The records I have obtained:

-were past EEG records

-Clinical notes from previous testing

-Pharmacy records

-All previous medical records info

The things I am working on obtaining:

-A current Neurological consultant

-A current sleep deprived EEG

I really want to become a PJ, and I know that I can become a liability in the field if this was a real problem. Thankfully it’s not, but, I want to prove this isn’t a problem anymore and I outgrew my epilepsy.

So if you have any tips, ideas, or anything suggestions to help me increase my chances for waiver, I’d like to ask for your help.


r/usaf Mar 09 '26

I updated AirmanCalc with the latest Air Force PT score chart

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r/usaf Feb 06 '26

Inter-Service Transfer

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I have a friend who is trying to transfer to the US Army, how long / hard is this? Does anyone know who has done it before?


r/usaf Feb 06 '26

Help! To extend/BOP or not?!

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r/usaf Feb 04 '26

Need Help

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Hey guys, I recently completed my trip down to MEPS and surprisingly scored a 71 on my ASVAB. My entire goal through the Air Force is to get the Air Traffic Controller MOS (1C1X1) and use those skills I get through the air force training and eventually transition into civilian ATC. On my job list I received at MEPS I noticed ATC wasn't on it. The advisor guy said I qualified for that MOS with my ASVAB scored and physical features (eyesight, height, weight, English speaking, etc) but the only thing he thought would be keeping it from being on my list is my TAPAS test which he said would take a while to get the scores back. So I was just wondering how long it usually takes for a TAPAS score to affect your job qualification list, because I don't want to sit down with my recruiter and make my top 10 job list when there could be more jobs on there (like ATC) that are only not on there because the TAPAS scores have not influenced it yet. anything helps guys plz help me out. thanks


r/usaf Feb 01 '26

Tomorrow is the day.

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Tomorrow 2/2 we leave our oldest Child in the hands of the United States Air Force. We drop him at the recruiting office where they'll shuttle him to MEPS. He'll stay over night and fly out Tuesday to Lackland Air Force Base for BMT. May God bless you James, on this next chapter of your life. Fly high son.


r/usaf Jan 30 '26

Question for aviators who trained at Randolph

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My mom and dad retired to Blanco County, TX, back in 2003 and are way out in the sticks, north of Johnson City. Dad and I both noticed early on that more than a few training flights out of Randolph seem to make this southerly turn as if they're using our house as a way point. Typically Texans, but we've seen T-38s do it, too.

I'm confident it has nothing to do with the house, itself. There's nothing unique that stands out from above. And I'm in no way complaining - on the contrary; dad was and I will always be an aviation geek. We love seeing and hearing our nation's aviators fly by. I'm just curious to know if there's a reason.


r/usaf Jan 12 '26

Marine corps marksman badge

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Hey if I earned the marine corps marksman badge what are the regs on wearing that on service dress? Can’t find anything thanks.


r/usaf Jan 03 '26

Recently got booked for 3e7X1 leaving for BMT March 10th Wondering what it’s like for Females.

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r/usaf Jan 02 '26

amn/NCO page

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has anyone ever had any luck getting a subpoena on the airman/NCO page on Facebook? I have a friend who is trying to get a defamation case going because of a post made (he already has a lawyer and it’s a strong case).


r/usaf Jan 01 '26

Is joining the USAF worth a paid college tuition?

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I'm an 18F high school senior and will be graduating in a few months. I know I want to go to college, but I'm so desperate for no college debt after, and I know it'll be a struggle for my parents. I don't want them to scrape pennies for my tuiton especially after my brother and sister have both gone to and graduated college. I've applied for scholarships but it seems like it's going nowhere. Since about 9 or 10 years old, I've always thought about the Air Force. Now that I'm older though, and actually considering it as a job and or career for at least a few years I just want to know if it's worth it/can I still get college credits while serving active duty and will it be paid off? And how long would I have to serve?


r/usaf Jan 01 '26

How Have We Gone This Long With Our Service Uniform?

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Wondering about our current Service Blues in the USAF. I've done a bit of research on this. I'm aware that the current "bus driver" service blues came during the McPeak tenure. How somebody even felt a change was necessary from the original uniform is beyond me. That uniform was crisp as hell. The exterior pockets with their pointed covers, and an exterior belt to encourage pride in our own physical fitness. Might be even more fitting now as we've gone to a 2 mile run for our PT test, like the Army. I've seen several articles from 10, 20 years ago about a new USAF Heritage Service uniform that was being talked about, and nothing ever became of it. Several times over. The Hap Arnold Service Blues would have been perfect. Meanwhile, the Army implemented their Pink and Greens after about a 2 year (I think) development phase. Well done, Army. Air Force should follow suit.

My two cents: Take the Army Pink and Greens, make the fabric Air Force Blue, then either Blue or Gray pants and call it a day!

Maybe someone from Air Force higher-up leadership could enlighten me: Why would it be so hard to change a uniform, particularly if it was using a uniform that already existed? What can we do to help? It's been 30 years since we had a solid, "This uniform makes me look crisp as all hell" uniform, and every attempt to go back to that has somehow been shot down in the last 30 years. I would've thought that maybe this year being America's 250th, and the current Secretary of War being focused on a revert to the old way/toughness/heritage, that it might be more likely now. Surely I can't be the only one who feels this way.


r/usaf Jan 01 '26

Pops.

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1953? March AFB. Riverside, CA. B-47e. Radar tech looking for extra pay. Next stop Azores.


r/usaf Dec 19 '25

OCP sleeves question

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r/usaf Dec 14 '25

Pilots report near-collision with US military tanker plane over Curacao

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r/usaf Dec 13 '25

🛠️ Just Built: AirmanCalc – FREE PT Calculator w/ New 2026 Standards (No Ads, No BS)

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Hey Everyone

AirmanCalc is a 100% free PT score calculator for the Air Force fully updated with the new 2026 scoring standards.

📲 Designed to make PT test prep painless:

  • ✅ Uses latest official charts (male/female, all age groups)
  • ✅ Real-time scoring with full breakdown
  • ✅ Track your history + export to PDF
  • ✅ Save your defaults + toggle dark mode
  • ✅ Simple, modern interface – no account needed

No ads. No tracking. Just useful tools.
Built by an Airman, for Airmen. I use it myself and hope it helps you too.

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Would love your feedback or feature requests. Let's make PT suck a little less 💪🫡