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  • Grim Reaper finds his rage

    For only the second time at Eglin Air Force Base, a Naval Aviator has been selected to dual qualify in the U.S. Navy’s F-35C and the Air Force’s F-35A.

  • Air Force begins migrating email to cloud-based system in 2017

    The dreaded “your mailbox is full” message is soon to be a thing of the past under a recent directive by the Air Force Space Command to realign resources to more critical priorities and outsourcing services like email.   The Air Force Lifecycle Management Center and Air Force Network Integration

  • Space-A: How to hop

    One of the motivating factors to join the Air Force for many service members is the possibility to travel the world. Whether it be through permanent changes of station, temporary duty assignments or deployments, most Airmen get that opportunity, but another option available for service members is

  • Altus Airman selected for AF Rugby team

    In late spring of 2016, Jacob Kirkland, a cadet at the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colo., played in what he thought was his last official game of rugby. Fast forward almost a year and U.S. Air Force 2nd Lt. Kirkland is preparing to play again. Kirkland was picked to play on the Air

  • New multimedia system provides tool to reach Airmen

    A demonstration of a new live multimedia conference system took place at the Bay Breeze Event Center here Feb. 6.   The new system provides the wing commander the ability to directly reach Airmen through a live broadcast to locations around base.   “The purpose of the Multimedia Broadcast System

  • IED response exercise boosts med wing’s readiness

    Warrior medics from the 59th Medical Wing tested their ability to provide aid to the wounded during a mass casualty exercise Jan. 25 at the Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland parade grounds.The scenario involved wing personnel treating nearly 40 role players with a variety of simulated injuries that

  • AETC leaders immersed in AFRC wing

    Standing in front of a two-star general and explaining what your unit does and why could make anyone’s stomach twist. But members of the 403rd Wing not only did it without breaking a sweat, they did it with energy and passion.