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  • CSAF visits Battlefield Airmen, presides over BMT graduation

    Air Force Chief of Staff David L. Goldfein visited with members of the Battlefield Airmen Training Group and served as the reviewing official and guest speaker for Air Force Basic Military Training graduation here June 15-16.“The nation relies on us to provide global vision, reach and power,”

  • Father’s influence creates legacy of pilots

    Having a fighter pilot inspire you to join the Air Force is fairly common, but having that inspiration living in the same house adds a different outlook.Lt. Col. Andrew “Kisser” Kissinger, 39th Flying Training Squadron T-6 Texan instructor pilot, understands the pull of the Air Force after watching

  • Airmen and civilians impact on Air Force recognized with unique opportunity

    Thirty-five Airmen and civilians from across the Air Force were recognized as the inaugural PACE Professionalism Impact Award recipients, June 6-9, during the Next Jump Leadership Academy. Held in Boston and New York, the leadership academy experience was afforded to all of the Profession of Arms

  • Third generation pilot graduates at CAFB

    When one SUPT Class 17-10 graduate pins on his Air Force wings, June 9, 2017, he will become the third generation of Air Force fighter pilots.Second Lt. Curtis Hunter Hughes is following in the footsteps of his father, and his grandfather before him.Hunter grew up in Denver, Colorado, and graduated

  • Luke civil engineers partner to tackle B.A.S.H.

    Airmen from seven bases across the country partnered with Luke Air Force Base civil engineers to accomplish the annual Bird/Wildlife Air Strike Hazard mission, which began in March and is expected to be completed in June.

  • The 381st Training Support Squadron Student Development Flight

    VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE, California. --For the past 30 years a small percentage of officers arrive at the 381st Training Group, for technical training, without a security clearance which prevents them from starting classes. The Office of Personnel Management has a significant backlog in clearance

  • From the ground up

    Some people dream of becoming a fighter pilot, while others dream of becoming a military special operator.Very few people make both dreams come true.Second Lt. Andrew Dane, a 47th Flying Training Wing pilot graduate and former Tactical Air Control Party special operator, will be able to see both

  • Introducing the new, improved AETC AtHoc Alert System

    If you’re like most AETC civilians and military members, you may have grown tired of the endless alerts on your computer screen that tell you there will be a windy day or it will be an extremely hot day in the summer. Aren’t summer days supposed to be hot? Now you can opt-out of these warnings

  • AETC civilian’s 35-year journey

    There are many success stories in the Air Force of military and civilian Airmen who have worked their way from initial entry positions to levels of unique responsibility. Elizabeth Tijerina, Air Education and Training Command’s Office of Small Business Programs director, is one of those success

  • Col. Debra Lovette takes command of 81st TRW

    Col. Debra Lovette took command of the 81st Training Wing during a change of command ceremony at the Bay Breeze Event Center here, June 2.Outgoing commander, Col. Michele Edmondson, relinquished the guidon before heading to her new assignment as executive officer to the vice chief of staff of the