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Times-Union readers want to know: I received an email with some photos that shows that President Barack Obama replaced the American flag on Air Force One with his own logo at a taxpayer cost of $500,000. Is this true? No. The two 747s that typically ferry Air Force Uniform Board members have introduced a new addition to the lightweight blue jacket.In all, 300 jackets will be distributed Air Force-wide for wear testing, said Senior Master Sgt. Jacqueline Dean of the Air Force Uniform Board. Board members are October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and football teams from every level have taken to wearing pink to support breast cancer awareness. Air Force will be doing its part this weekend when the Falcons welcome New Mexico to Colorado Springs, by It's a minor Air Force office; the Air Force Rapid Capabilities Office (RCO). But it's who requested the removal of the Latin word for "God" from its logo that makes this move ridiculous. Dozens of members of Congress are upset that the Air Force has A picture showing an airman tongue-kissing a Prisoner of War-Missing in Action symbol has gone viral Cherish Byers, of the 92nd Security Forces Squadron at Fairchild Air Force Base in Spokane, Wash., said Staff Sgt. Alex Montes, a spokesman for Addressing a Press Conference at Air Force Station Jodhpur, Air Marshal B S Dhanoa, Air Officer Commanding-in-Chief South Western Air Command, said that Presidential Standards is a symbol of excellence and has been earned by these Units for their .

9/18/2014 - More than 650 Air Force captains from Air University's Squadron Officer School Class 14E at Maxwell Air Force Base, Ala., form-up to make an image of the Air Force Symbol in honor of the 67th Air Force Birthday. (Photo illustration by Donna Partly dipped in blue, carrying an unmatched aura that evokes awe and wonder wherever it goes, ‘Air Force One’, the Presidential aircraft of the United States of America is a star in its own right. The 70-meter-long customised aircraft, proudly In the liberal world of political correctness, I guess the motto is "Offend the Masses." To these liberal elites, it's much better to support a complainer than to take a stand and support the majority. That's exactly what's going on with the Air Force tabloids and catalogs display a brand new 'X' logo. "The 'X' simplifies the many terms Army and Air Force Exchanges have been known as throughout the years," said Chief Master Sgt. Jeffry Helm, the Army & Air Force Exchange Service's senior enlisted advisor. .