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The Air Force wants its recruits to one day carry real rifles at boot camp instead of practice M4 carbines, top NCO says
The Air Force recently reinstated making recruits carry practice M4s, citing concerns of potential conflict with peer powers ...
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Recruits need real rifles at boot camp, top enlisted airman says
The top enlisted airman said Air Force recruits should one day carry actual rifles during basic military training. (Ava Leone/U.S. Air Force) The U.S. Air Force eventually wants its aspiring ...
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The Air Force wants its recruits to one day carry real rifles at boot camp instead of practice M4 carbines, top NCO says
The Air Force hopes its recruits will eventually carry real rifles in boot camp, its top enlisted airman said. It recently restarted issuing practice M4 carbines to recruits for their eight-week ...
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The Air Force wants its recruits to one day carry real rifles at boot camp instead of practice M4 carbines, top NCO says
The US Air Force hopes to eventually require its recruits to carry real weapons during basic training, according to its highest-ranking noncommissioned officer. The comment, from Chief Master ...