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  • Goodfellow bids farewell to one of its own

    Everyone who knew Airman 1st Class Elizabeth Jacobson said the same thing: she was a one-of-a-kind Airman; everything she did, she did with an infectious smile and sense of enthusiasm. Her first sergeant, Senior Master Sgt. Philip Neal, said that in the time he knew her, there were three phrases she

  • EPA laboratory on Gunter serves nationwide interests

    The National Air and Radiation Environmental Laboratory at Maxwell's Gunter Annex is only one of two Environmental Protection Agency laboratories in the United States that specialize in monitoring exposure to radiation with radioactive material analysis. The laboratories at Gunter Annex and Las

  • Healthy children require proactive parents

    Eating an apple a day doesn't always keep the doctor away, despite the contradictory age-old adage. This is especially true in children from birth to early adolescence, an age group with especially high illness rates. Children carry many viruses because they often share food and drinks with other

  • Three Tyndall Airmen act quickly at DUI accident scene

    When they were thrust into a surreal situation, three Tyndall Airmen stepped up and showed that people can do extraordinary things. It was around 1 a.m. Sunday morning when Senior Airmen Brooke Llafet, Marc Llafet and Matt Ritchie were driving home from Fort Walton Beach, Fla. In the car with them

  • View from the Top: Thank you for your efforts

    I can not tell you how proud I am of everyone in Air Education and Training Command for your outstanding support of national recovery efforts after Hurricanes Katrina and Rita devastated the Gulf Coast Region. Thank you. Your hard work and generosity continue to make a significant difference. It is

  • Camp dedication honors two Airmen

    A new training camp for the Basic Combat Convoy Course was dedicated Oct. 7 as Camp Anderson-Peters in honor of the two Airmen who lost their lives escorting convoys in Iraq. Families of the two Airmen watched on the camp's parade grounds at Camp Bullis, Texas, along with Air Force leaders, camp