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  • Altus AFB receives Excellect Ratings from UCI Inspection Team

    The 97th Air Mobility Wing has recently completed the 2009 AETC/IG Unit Compliance Inspection, an assessment conducted to evaluate mission areas critical to the performance of the base. After several days of job performance inspections, a Major Accident Response Exercise, and personnel records

  • Sheppard lieutenant to speak at ALA convention

    Beyond winning the first place prize of $1,500 for the Worldwide Department of Defense Annual Commissary Commando competition in May, Sheppard was the only Air Force base to win a prize. Sheppard's success was so great that 1st Lt. Daniel Chavez, 82nd Training Wing warrior weekend operations

  • New enlisted leader joins 2nd Air Force team

    Second Air Force welcomed a new command chief to its team. Chief Master Sgt. Linus Jordan replaced Chief Master Sgt. Paul Moreau as top enlisted leader for technical training, basic military training, medical and distance learning courses. "I'm very impressed with the quality of the permanent party

  • Canadian Snowbirds to soar over Sheppard

    The Canadian Forces Snowbirds Demonstration Team will show thousands of people in the Wichita Falls, Texas, community their aerial talents during the 2009 Sheppard Air Force Base Open House and Air Show Oct. 10 and 11. Capt. Jennifer Jones, 431st Air Demonstration Squadron public affairs officer,

  • Past meets present at honorary luncheon

    The past and present came together Sept. 22 when Frank Parkinson, World War II B-24 Liberator gunner, met Tech. Sgt. Franklin Hunt, 82nd Training Wing command Chief Master Sergeant executive assistant and AC-130 Spooky gunner, at an event to honor a member of the greatest generation. Guests and

  • Data call helps plan future learning environments

    Air Education and Training Command is committed to developing tomorrow's Airmen today through new methodologies. AETC's Technical Training Requirements Division requested data from each career field Sept. 1 to collect information about current training practices and help to create requirements for