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  • Beyond the call of duty: Airman's bone marrow saves baby

    Military members know that they may be called on to do the right thing and to save lives, but Airmen are seldom called upon to take the steps that an Altus Air Force Base, technical sergeant recently took. Technical Sgt. Jason Soule, a basic loadmaster instructor for the 97th Training Squadron,

  • User responsibility can lessen risks, keep the color in e-mail communication

    Bold. Colorful. Eye-catching. Until recently, those terms could be used to describe many e-mails sent from AETC users. However, many users command-wide recently experienced the frustration of no longer being able to make their communications stand out through the use of Hyper Text Markup Language

  • Command chief celebrates combat-trained, skilled Airmen

    As a young staff sergeant in 1982, Chief Master Sgt. Rodney Ellison got his first real experience of a hostile environment while serving at Operating Location Foxtrot in Turkey. Today, as Air Education and Training Command's command chief prepares to retire, he's confident that the Air Force he

  • 2007 Air Force Boxing Championships

    A feisty group of Airmen battled during the 2007 Air Force Boxing Championships hosted by Lackland Air Force Base's 37th Services Division during President's Day weekend at the Bennett Fitness Center. Services held the preliminary competition on Feb. 23, and the championship fights on Feb.

  • Two-base team grabs Defender's Cup

    More than one dozen military soccer teams came to Lackland Air Force Base, Texas, to compete in the fifth Alamo City Military Open Soccer Tournament for the Defender's Cup during the Presidents Day weekend. A team put together with players from two Air Force bases won the cup after an exciting

  • The 2006 AETC Logistics Readiness Awards

    The Air Education and Training Command proudly announces its 2006 Logistics Readiness Award winners. These awards recognize individuals who excelled in providing outstanding logistics readiness support for the command. The AETC winners are: Colonel Cynthia L. Benulis Air Force Logistics Readiness

  • New Air Force doctor brings deployed medical experience with him

    In March, the Air Force gains a highly-experienced physician, Dr. Michael Ripley. This is significant, not only because health professions accessions are a challenge for all U.S. military services, but also because of his medical expertise, earned from years of caring for frontline Airmen. For some

  • Commentary - Mother recalls tragic loss to drunk driving

    When I saw some e-mails that went out about Airmen drinking and driving, I felt I had to reply. I was asked if I would write a commentary from a mother's point of view on drunk driving and my first thought was, "What am I going to say? What could I possibly say that would make a difference in

  • The 2006 AETC Crew Chief of the Year Award

    The Air Education and Training Command is pleased to announce the 2006 AETC Crew Chief of the Year Award. And the winner is: Staff Sgt. David C. Thies, 56th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, Luke AFB, Ariz. Congratulations to Staff Sgt. Thies for his professionalism and many outstanding achievements

  • Clothing issue running faster

    Newly arrived basic military trainees, termed "Rainbows" for their variety of civilian clothes, enter a new world of uniformity over the space of two hours at Bldg. 5725, Initial Clothing Issue. But changes are occurring in that new world, since trainees now are leaving the building wearing their