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  • 80th FTW Commander helps open Call Field Museum

    Col. Kevin Schneider, 80th Flying Training Wing commander, braided the innovative spirit of early aviation with the equipment evolution that has ultimately led to the current Euro-NATO Joint Jet Pilot Training Program at Sheppard in his speech at the grand opening of the Call Field Aviation Museum

  • 80th FTW earns 'satisfactory' on LCAP inspection

    A team from Air Education and Training Command completed its weeklong Logistics Compliance Assessment Program inspection, of the 80th Flying Training Wing Oct. 29 and found the wing to be "satisfactory."Col. Kevin Schneider, commander of the wing, said not to let the satisfactory rating be

  • AFIT graduates first ever class of Cyberspace Warriors

    AFIT and the Air Force Cyberspace Technical Center of Excellence conducted its first ever Cyber 200 and 300 Course graduation here Oct. 28. General. C. Robert Kehler, commander of Air Force Space Command, served as keynote speaker for this first class of cyberspace warriors.Over 100 students

  • SAMS Squad takes third at Nationals

    They call it the toughest two minutes in sports; our firefighters face this challenge every day.The SAMS Squad - Soldiers, Airmen, Marines and Sailors who make up the Louis F. Garland Fire Academy's firefighting competition team - finished third as a five-person relay team and first in the female

  • Keeping lunch down when going up

    Even the bravest fighter pilots and toughest medevac helicopter pilots may occasionally need an air-sickness bag. Air sickness has nothing to do with how tough or strong someone is. It's a complex problem with a variety of causes which affect many people to varying degrees. For aircrew, three

  • Laughlin lieutenant loses leg, returns to pilot training

    A Laughlin AFB lieutenant received word Oct. 29 from the Secretary of the Air Force that he will return to pilot training at the 47th Flying Training Wing here within the next month.1st Lt. Ryan McGuire lost a leg in a boating accident on Lake Amistad 13 months ago. Since the accident, Lieutenant

  • Operation Homecooking set for sign-ups

    San Antonio, Texas area families can share their warmth and hospitality with Airmen at Lackland AFB this Thanksgiving by giving them a chance to enjoy a holiday meal in a family atmosphere through Operation Home-cooking.In its 35th year, the program provides the opportunity for families to share

  • Wounded warrior visits Luke, tells survival story

    Recently, a civilian wounded warrior, who served with U.S. forces in Afghanistan, visited Luke AFB on a special tour to get acquainted with the mission and express his gratefulness to servicemembers. Steve Martin and his wife, Carolee, were treated to a bird's eye view of the flightline from the

  • 343 days and counting

    Air Education and Training Command is closing in on a never before achieved safety goal -- going 365 days without a fatality. According to Mr. Robbie Bogard, AETC Safety and Occupational Health Specialist, the First Command has eclipsed the previous 250 days without a fatal mishap by going 343 days