A large number of bonus recipients is what is driving increase in spending — the services expect far more individuals to receive enlistment bonuses in 2026.

The new fitness test is meant to simulate the taxing physical conditions that Explosive Ordnance Disposal airmen face.

Air Force again looks to cut bonus pay for some airmen in tough jobs More than 1,000 airmen could lose bonus pay in fiscal 2024 under the new budget proposal. By Rachel S. Cohen ...

The document, titled "United States Air Force Fiscal Year 2025 Selective Retention Bonus Listing," details 89 career fields eligible for bonuses that begin at $180,000 and cap out at $360,000.

Air and space superiority is crucial for the U.S. to maintain global stability and effective deterrence, and to ensure the safety and security of the nation, and it is why we must fund ...

The changes come after Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth ordered in a March memo that all combat arms positions "must be ...

Tinker Air Force Base is looking at adding 1,000 jobs after completing $24.5 million purchase of land for expansion.

Tinker AFB adds 131 acres for aircraft maintenance, bringing over 1,000 new jobs and expanding long-term military capacity.

Details are beginning to emerge on which Air Force installations will be hardest hit by civilian jobs cuts related to the service's restructuring effort.

The Air Force will not offer a retroactive 2025 bonus once the program is reinstated, the memo added. But airmen who wish to take advantage of the financial incentives -- which are applicable for ...

Air Force Lt. Col. Corey Farrer, 36th Fighter Squadron pilot, climbs into the cockpit of a F-16 Fighting Falcon prepared by Airman 1st Class Jesus Gerardo, 36th Fighter Generation Squadron crew ...