The missing machine gun that got an Air Force colonel fired was found off base — in an airman's house

The machine gun was found missing about two weeks after airmen from the same unit lost a box of grenades, and the errors led to a colonel at the base being reassigned.

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The missing machine gun that got an Air Force colonel fired was found off base — in an airman's house The machine gun was found missing about two weeks after airmen from the same unit lost a box of grenades, and the errors led to a colonel at the base being reassigned. Read More »

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