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Covers:  Air Force deployments (Middle East, Europe, Pacific), mobility, operations, uniforms, cyber, physical training, Guard/Reserve, technology, crime
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I'm Military.com's air warfare reporter covering everything from the latest personnel trends, investigations, defense technology, to Air Force operations all over the globe.

Previously, I covered air operations in the Middle East and Europe, plus uniforms, cyber, Guard/Reserve, physical training, technology and crime for Air Force Times.

I edited the Military Times Early Bird Brief newsletter in 2015, compiling the top national security stories driving the day. I started out my military news…

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Discussing Serial: For Bergdahl, hindsight isn't 20/20

Discussing Serial: For Bergdahl, hindsight isn't 20/20

In Serial episodes 7 and 8, which were released within 24 hours of each other as two parts of one episode tit…

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SitRep: Desert Storm remembered

SitRep: Desert Storm remembered

It was 25 years ago this month that U.S. and allied forces rolled over Saddam Hussein's army and pushed them …

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Discussing Serial: Who was responsible for Bergdahl's search?

Discussing Serial: Who was responsible for Bergdahl's search?

This segment continues our series discussing Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl's case, including the many personnel and mana…

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Bergdahl search 'was a logistics nightmare,' killed morale

Bergdahl search 'was a logistics nightmare,' killed morale

This segment continues our series discussing Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl's case, including the many personnel and mana…

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U.S. vs. Russia: What a war would look like between the world's most fearsome militaries

U.S. vs. Russia: What a war would look like between the world's most fearsome militaries

Early on the morning of Sept. 30, a Russian three-star general approached the American embassy in Baghdad, wa…

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Memorial for Afghanistan, Iraq troops gets more support

Memorial for Afghanistan, Iraq troops gets more support

They want to give veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan a place where they can reflect on war's wounds - seen and …

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Surface bill calendar questions

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By Oriana Pawlyk, Chris Marquette Verified
| POLITICO Verified
— EPW Chair Shelley Moore Capito ponders how long to go on a surface bill extension. — An FAA official said the agency could act on air safety regulations as Congress continues to spin its wheels. — We take a look at the brewing battle on liability protections for ridesharing companies. IT'S MONDAY: You're reading Morning Transportation, your Washington policy guide to everything that moves. We're glad you're here.
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Aviation officials in US turn to AI for combating runway issues

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By Oriana Pawlyk
| POLITICO Europe Verified
Federal aviation officials are hoping to sharply reduce close calls on airport runways by using artificial intelligence — an effort that comes after a deadly runway crash in New York this year refocused attention on such incidents. The Federal Aviation Administration has partnered with technology company Palantir, which has developed a new AI tool that the agency is already deploying to distill a firehose of data and predict potential problems with takeoffs and landings.
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How the FAA is using AI to prevent close calls on runways

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By Oriana Pawlyk
| Yahoo Verified
How the FAA is using AI to prevent close calls on runways Federal aviation officials are hoping to sharply reduce close calls on airport runways by using artificial intelligence — an effort that comes after a deadly runway crash in New York this year refocused attention on such incidents.
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