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  • AETC makes AFAF a big winner

    The Air Force concluded the 2006 Air Force Assistance Fund "Commitment to Caring" campaign May 5, and Air Education and Training Command came out on top with its effort to care for Airmen. "Thank you to all the Airmen who gave so much this year to make the AFAF campaign such a huge success," said

  • Laughlin family adopts three Russian siblings

    American Congregationalist Henry Ward Beecher once said "Children are the hands by which we take hold of Heaven." Many parents would probably agree, but perhaps those who may understand this sentiment more than anyone else are those who cannot have children of their own. For childless couples who

  • Summer 2007 AFROTC Detachment Commander Positions Open

    Air Education and Training Command officials announced May 9 projected vacancies for Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps detachment commander positions for summer 2007. Lieutenant colonels and lieutenant colonel selects interested in applying must submit completed application packages by Aug.

  • AETC commander addresses technology conference

    The U.S. Air Force is the world's greatest air and space power. This dominance owes much to the world-class training Airmen receive and the technology that brings it to them. Gen. William R. Looney III delivered the keynote address May 10 at the Technology in Education and Training Conference in San

  • Deployed Vance Airmen control Iraqi skies

    Working at the second busiest airfield in the Air Force honed the skills of two Vance AFB air traffic controllers who deployed to Ali Air Base, Iraq, in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. "Within a four-month span, we moved more than 10,000 military and civilian aircraft safely through the assigned

  • AFIT team wins national

    A select panel of distinguished senior U.S. Department of State diplomats and executives yesterday chose four students from the Air Force Institute of Technology as the winners of its national case study competition. The team, consisting of Majors Timothy Kirk, Ita Udoaka and Carolyn Wood --

  • AFIT team wins national

    A select panel of distinguished senior U.S. Department of State diplomats and executives yesterday chose four students from the Air Force Institute of Technology as the winners of its national case study competition. The team, consisting of Majors Timothy Kirk, Ita Udoaka and Carolyn Wood --

  • Air Force releases report on major's death

    The Air Force today released a report of investigation into the Feb. 15 death of Major Bryan Adrian, citing the cause of death as a pre-existing heart condition known as Long Q-T Syndrome. Major Adrian was temporarily assigned to the 342nd Training Squadron at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas, during