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  • Lackland comic heading to LA's Laugh Factory

    Lackland is home to the Funniest Person in South Texas. In a six-minute standup routine, Staff Sgt. Walter Campbell proved he was the best of the 15 comics who had progressed to the final round of competition held Monday evening at the Rivercenter Comedy Club in downtown San Antonio. Sergeant

  • 333rd RCS, Cleveland Indians take it to the field

    Air Force personnel and "future" Airmen took to the field March 18 to help celebrate a Major League Base Spring Training Military Appreciation Day with a game between the Cleveland Indians and Los Angeles Dodgers at Chain of Lakes Park. Members of the 333rd Recruiting Squadron, based out of Central

  • The 2006 AETC Top Operations Squadron Award winners

    AETC is proud to announce the winners for the 2006 AETC Top Operations Squadron Awards. The 2006 award winners are: - AETC Top Operations Squadron (overall winner): 58th Airlift Squadron, Altus AFB, Okla. - Top Flying Training Squadron: 33rd Flying Training Squadron, Vance AFB, Okla. -Top Fighter

  • The 2006 AETC Judge Advocate General Awards

    The Air Education and Training Command proudly announces the winners of the AETC 2006 Judge Advocate General Awards. These awards recognize individuals in recognition of their outstanding service or contributions to the judge advocate general's corp. These winners will represent the command at the

  • Virtual tour guides newest addition to AIRFORCE.com

    The Air Force's official recruiting Web site, AIRFORCE.com, unveiled its latest innovation today with the introduction of virtual tour guides on the site's home page. The tour guides are realistic video clips of active-duty Airmen who introduce the site's main features to web users. One of six

  • MTIs deploy to train Iraqis

    A group of hand-picked military training instructors from the 331st Training Squadron at Lackland  Air Force Base is en route to Camp Taji, Iraq, to begin training Iraqi Air Force recruits, also known as jundis. "The mission is to stand up the Iraqi air force to make it a viable armed service of the

  • AETC commander brings mission back into focus

    The commander of Air Education and Training Command met with senior leaders to address the command's most pressing concerns during the bi-annual AETC Commanders' Conference held at Tyndall Air Force Base March 12-16. The week-long series of briefings, open forums and social events brings AETC

  • 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