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  • Maj. David Lyle, a SAASS student, presents a young Jackson Hospital patient with a toy as part of a morale-boosting visit he and three other students made to the pediatric ward Nov. 4. Major Lyle began almost four months ago collecting treats for young patients facing blood draws and other "ouchies." (U.S. Air Force photo/Jamie Pitcher)

    SAASS students bring smiles to Jackson Hospital's youngest patients

    Maj. David Lyle said that there are four goals for a treasure chest program he started at Jackson Hospital's pediatric department: "Smiles, smiles, smiles, smiles."Major Lyle and three fellow School of Advanced Air and Space Studies students -- Army Maj. Demone Garner, Air Force Maj. B.J. Fry and Royal Air Force Wing Commander Shaun Harris of the
  • More than 400 students, faculty and family members gathered at the Academy for Academic Excellence campus in Apple Valley, Calif., at 4 a.m. on Oct. 9 to watch the Lunar Crater Observation and Sensing Satellite's, or LCROSS, impact of the moon. The Lewis Center for Educational Research's AAE Air Force JROTC cadets tracked the satellite spacecraft for 110 days employing the Goldstone Apple Valley Radio Telescope (GAVRT) in the Mojave Desert. The AAE AFJROTC cadets tracked and photographed the crater impact Oct. 9 and sent the first viewed images to NASA. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Melissa Copeland)

    AFJROTC cadets track NASA's moon spacecraft

    Air Force JROTC cadets at the Lewis Center for Educational Research's Academy for Academic Excellence can now say they made history by being some of the first American children to venture to the moon. The students at AAE in Apple Valley, Calif., represent the largest number of youth from schools around the world to track NASA's Lunar Crater

  • Laughlin Airman trains Iraqi pilots

    For most Americans, the day-to-day life of working, spending time with their families and taking full advantage of their freedoms, like voicing their opinions or practicing their religion is routine, simple and most of all, safe. For others, like certain members of America's military, they are away from home, fighting day and night in conditions
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