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  • SOS brings back distinguished graduate recognition program

    MAXWELL AIR FORCE BASE, Ala. -- The Air Force's leadership school for company grade officers is reinstituting a program to recognize its top-tier graduates who excel in all facets of the curriculum. After a 38-month re-evaluation period, Air Force Squadron Officer School will be re-implementing its

  • End nears for Randolph's T-37 instructor pilot mission

    Like the saying goes, "All good things must come to an end." This time the "good thing" includes Randolph's most historic active aircraft and the valuable mission it has served here for 42 years. By March 23, the last T-37B Tweet instructor pilot class will graduate and depart the base, with the

  • 28-year-old OSI agent makes history

    A 28-year-old Air Force staff sergeant who dreamed of serving his country throughout his adult life has instead become the first Office of Special Investigations agent to be medically retired due to combat-related injuries suffered during Operation Iraqi Freedom, according to an AFOSI historian.

  • ‘Wingman’ in action

    The "wingman" concept is a subject being discussed throughout the Air Force. Amid the talk are individuals like Airman 1st Class Eric McJunkins, a "living wingman," proving the concept works. When Senior Airman Gene Gatzert found himself tumbling out of control in his SUV Feb. 16, with his

  • The 2007 AETC History and Museums Program Award winners

    We are proud to announce the AETC History and Museums Program Award winners for 2007. Winners of the AETC Excellence in Wing History Programs Award for a Single-Person Office are: -Todd W. Schroeder, 47th FTW/HO, Laughlin Air Force Base, Texas. -Gustave Vinas, 56th FW/HO, Luke Air Force Base, Ariz.

  • Top U.K. training official visits AETC, increases bilateral cooperation

    One of the world's largest professional training organizations went on display last week as the United Kingdom's top training official toured four Air Education and Training Command bases throughout the United States. British Royal Air Force Air Marshal Barry Thornton, who is the equivalent to