The Air Force's top officer just reunited with a pararescueman who pulled him out of enemy territory 20 years ago

View online           Military Select           The Air Force's top officer just reunited with a pararescueman who pulled him out of enemy territory 20 years ago   20 years ago, two Air Force pararescuemen and a combat controller flew into Serbia to rescue a downed US pilot under fire.   READ MORE           Sen. Martha McSally, first woman fighter pilot to fly in combat, says officer raped her while in the Air Force   The 26-year military veteran made the disclosure at a Senate hearing on the military's efforts to prevent sexual assaults and better respond to them.   READ MORE           New photos offer more evidence that India's airstrikes on Pakistan didn't hit anything   India says its airstrikes on a religious school run by the group it blames for a suicide attack were successful, but new photos undercut that claim.   READ MORE             After investigating a deadly accident, the Marine Corps thinks it may have blamed the wrong person for a 2015 crash   In December 2015, an MV-22B Osprey that was attempting to land on an amphibious transport dock ship lost lift in the final moments of flight.   READ MORE           Swords, rifles, and booze: Here are some of the gifts Pentagon officials got in 2017   A sword is pretty cool, right? How about a "sword with Medusa head hilt in presentation case."   READ MORE           The Army reportedly leaked sensitive info about thousands of immigrant recruits — now some could face a 'death sentence' from foreign governments   Sensitive information for 4,200 immigrant recruits was inadvertently disclosed, potentially putting those recruits and their families at risk.   READ MORE           'Captain Marvel' pays tribute to Air Force history — and to a fallen Thunderbird   The latest Marvel blockbuster packed with hat tips and tributes to aviation history, culture and a fallen Thunderbird whose death shook the Air Force.   READ MORE           Russia says women can't have combat roles in the navy, and Russian women naval cadets are fine with that   Alina Politika is one of 42 women cadets at Russia's naval academy in Kaliningrad, and she knows she is unlikely to step onto the bridge of a warship.   READ MORE           US Army leadership is worried that its next-generation Humvee replacement is too comfortable   "Leadership wants soldiers to remember that they're in a tactical vehicle, not a Nissan Altima," 1st ABCT spokesman Maj. Pete Bogart explained.   READ MORE           Trump quietly rewrote the rules of drone warfare, which means the US can now kill civilians in secret   Rights groups criticized the end of the Obama-era requirement, which mandated reporting of civilian deaths from US drone strikes outside of war zones.   READ MORE           Was this email forwarded to you? SUBSCRIBE NOW     Share this     You received this email because you signed up to the Business Insider newsleitter using the email: nguyenvu1187.love5@blogger.com   Email preferences Unsubscribe TERMS OF SERVICE PRIVACY POLICY 1 Liberty Plaza, 8th Floor. New York, NY 10006