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  • AETC senior NCOs immerse in history during Gettysburg trip

    Examples of Airmen and their predecessors operating in austere, Agile Combat Employment-like conditions under immense pressure, while sustaining high numbers of casualties is not new and has been a feature of many past conflicts.

  • Col. Maguinness Reviews BMT Graduation

    Col. Angelina Maguinness, 17th Training Wing commander, reviewed a Basic Military Training graduation and invited Honorary Commanders to experience trainees becoming Airmen and Guardians.

  • Out but Not Down

    His condition; critical. Recovery; unlikely. Master Sergeant Anthony Dunn, 51st Security Forces Squadron, superintendent Osan Air Base, South Korea, passed his fitness test with ease, but without warning he would wake up in a hospital bed fighting for his life, not even knowing why.

  • Team Vance Airman named Global Gaming Ambassador for Overwatch

    Airman 1st Class Miguel Angel Herrada was selected as the Global Gaming Ambassador for Overwatch, an online team-based video game. His mission is to build the Air Force’s competitive Overwatch team and organize tournaments for Airmen and Guardians across the country.

  • Alley Cats Sharpen Their Claws

    Leading the way in pilot training and innovations in the classroom; the 48th Flying Training Squadron embarks on a squadron deployment to advance their aviation skills among several other sortie requirements.

  • What it Means to be a Student Leader

    During Air Force Technical Training, Airmen are encouraged to apply for student leadership positions categorized by colored aiguillettes or “ropes” on the left shoulder of their uniform.

  • 56th FW commander reunites with former classmates

    U.S. Air Force Col. David Berkland (right), 56th Fighter Wing commander, poses with Ryan Blake (middle), Lockheed Martin pilot, and Royal Danish Air Force Maj. Peter Borre (left), 308th Fighter Squadron student pilot, in front of an U.S. Air Force F-35A Lighting II after a training sortie, Aug. 29,