The Air Force denied the initial request. On Feb. 9, NOW joined the effort. Both organizations argued the language on the posters favored airmen of religious faith over those who don’t practice ...

Before we go any further, it’s important to understand the offending passage on the poster was first published in a 1955 Air Force manual. “Men cannot live without faith except for brief ...

"The posters are historical, two in a series of seven quoting various sections of a 1955 Air Force Manual. Although we do not have a record of when the posters were first displayed, they have been ...

'The posters, which were the subject of a February 7, 2017 Air Force Times article, contain sexist, male supremacist language from a 1955 Air Force Manual, written at the height of the Red Scare ...

Vintage Air Force 1s at MOMA. In “Items: Is Fashion Modern?,” a hundred and eleven style specimens—including a white T-shirt, a black leather jacket, and a hijab—appear in the museum.

The U.S. Air Force dressed up this A-29 in vintage livery. The paint scheme is a throwback to the Air Force’s World War II-era “Air Commando” colors.

HAMPTON, Va. (AP) – Some posters at Langley Air Force Base have been removed after the National Organization for Women and the Military Religious Freedom Foundation complained that they were sexist.