AFH1 phone app available now on Apple and Google Play

Airmen have a new digital option to stay current on Air Force knowledge and to help prepare for promotion testing with the debut of the Air Force Handbook 1 phone application, released Sept. 6 by Air Education and Training Command officials.

Cooking event builds team connection, resiliency

A Dorm to Gourmet cooking class was held at the McBride Commons Sept. 5 to teach Airmen cooking skills they can use in the dorms.Airman 1st Class Baron Chansomphou, 81st Communications Squadron client systems technician, put the event together to strengthen the Keesler Air Force Base community.“We

August Student of the Month

The Student of the Month awards and Rope of the Month award are presented by 17th Training Group leadership each month.

Luke SFS Airmen prepare for deployment, train on weapons

We grow Airmen - Reserve teams guide student through UPT mine-field

When 1st Lt. Mike Lane, Air National Guard member, arrived at Sheppard Air Force Base in May 2017 for undergraduate pilot training, he was beyond excited about his future and the chance to achieve his childhood dream of flying the F-16."Being a Viper (F-16) pilot is what I've always wanted to do,"

Oregon Guardsmen participate in Joint Exercise Sentry Aloha

Five F-15 Eagles and more than ninety Airmen from Kingsley Field flew to Hawaii for three weeks to support Sentry Aloha 19-2, a large-scale exercise with both American and Australian Forces, August 16 through September 6, 2019.

Columbus AFB Alpha Warrior aims for victory in final DOD competition

Alpha Warrior competitions are the military’s version of the courses seen on the TV show “American Ninja Warrior,” where athletes complete various obstacles competing to finish with the best time.

28th annual Day of Caring

Volunteers from Holloman Air Force Base and members of the local community came together for the 28th annual Day of Caring September 6, 2019, at the Otero County Fairgrounds in Alamogordo, New Mexico.The Day of Caring is an annual event, where volunteers perform various tasks, such as home repairs

JBSA activities this month draw attention to suicide issue

A report released in July by the Defense Suicide Prevention Office showed that 325 active-duty members died by suicide last year, the highest number since the Department of Defense began collecting the data in 2001.

Sheppard in photos

While training squadrons on Sheppard focus on preparing the next generation of maintainers, civil engineers and logisticians, other organizations on base work in the background to ensure the operational readiness of Airmen.