ACS offers new training

Staff Sgt. Benjamin Koren, 728th Air Control Squadron radar maintenance journeyman from Eglin Air Force Base, Fla., makes adjustments to level the transit at the 607th ACS TPS-75 radar training site Jan. 22. The transit is a device used to see where the TPS-75 radar will start and stop transmitting — also known as “blanking.” (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Ronifel Yasay)

ACS offers new training

Jeff Strand, right, instructor contractor from the Computer Science Corporation, helps Tech. Sgt. Edward Conde, 606th Air Control Squadron ground radar technician from Spangdahlem Air Base, Germany, with the transit at the 607th ACS TPS-75 radar training site Jan. 22. The transit is a device used to see where the TPS-75 radar will start and stop transmitting — also known as “blanking.” (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Ronifel Yasay)

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A cadet pilots a virtual F-35 Lightning II aircraft at a display at the Alamo AFA Expo. More than 100 vendors and units had displays or demonstrations at the event.

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Maj. Gen. William T. Lord, Commander of Air Force Cyberspace Command (P), addresses the Symposium luncheon Jan. 15.

trainees in a line

Basic trainees await their next exercise at Basic Expeditionary Airmen Skills and Training. BEAST kicked off for the first eight-and-a-half-week class of BMT students at Lackland Air Force Base. With a new emphasis on wingman support and exposure to what they may experience in a deployed hostile environment, BEAST offers something different for trainees. (US Air Force photo/Alan Boedeker)

Caring for the caring...

Chaplains and chaplain assistants share their deployment experiences during a small-group discussion at the November Chaplain Corps Post-Deployment Reintegration Retreat at Lady of the Snows in Bellville, Ill. (Courtesy Photo)