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  • Wizards welcome Williams as new commander

    Navy Cdr. Rex Burkett, outgoing 33rd Maintenance Squadron commander, passed command of the 33rd MXS to Air Force Lt. Col. Craig Williams during a change of command ceremony Aug. 18, 2016, at Eglin Air Force Base, Fla.Col. Ronald Huzzard, 33rd Maintenance Group commander, presided over the ceremony

  • AETC First Faces: Senior Airman Dustin Fazzini

    Senior Airman Dustin Fazzini, Contracting Specialist from the 82nd Training Wing at Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas, talks about how his family inspired him to join the Air Force and what it means to be a leader. "First Faces" began several years ago with chaplains from throughout AETC nominating

  • Devoted AF veteran serves community with art

    I seldom create things to please other people; I normally create things with the mindset that I’m making something that I would want to display in my own home,” said the man with many accolades and awarding-winning pieces adorning the walls around his drafting table. Before retiring in 2010, then

  • Calm in the chaos: CCT students under pressure in tactics exercise

    Rumbling down a dirt road in a Medium Tactical Vehicle cargo truck, a team of special operators quietly awaits for chaos to ensue. The truck grinds to a halt in an intersection in the forest. It’s clear why in a second: a voice squawks over the radio that a roadside bomb rendered their truck

  • Goodfellow students show their talent

    The 17th Training Wing Chaplain Office hosted Goodfellow’s Got Talent show at Crossroads Student Center Aug. 13.The event allowed students from all training squadrons to showcase their skills in front of their peers.“I believe this event really brings us out of the routine we’re constantly in, and

  • One man, three wars, four services

    Few Americans can say they served in three major wars, fewer still can say they were a member of four different branches of the U.S. military. However, Ret. U.S. Air Force Master Sgt. Robert Earl "Sam" Puckett has achieved both. His journey began in 1943, as a 17-year-old Arkansan who enlisted in

  • Chapel team earns top AETC honors

    For the second year in a row, the 59th Medical Wing Chaplain Office earned the Air Education and Training Command Robert P. Taylor Award for best small chapel team.

  • Advisory board set to improve CCAF

    Secretary of the Air Force Deborah James officially approved a Community College of the Air Force Subcommittee to the Air University Board of Visitors July, 1, 2016. A team of three appointed board members traveled to CCAF on the Maxwell-Gunter Annex, Alabama, July 26th to attend CCAFs Education

  • AETC First Faces: Airman 1st Class Jeremiay Burns

    A1C Jeremiay Burns, an Aerial Operations Specialist from the 97th Logistics Readiness Squadron talks about his motivation for serving and his desire to help those around him."First Faces" began several years ago with chaplains from throughout AETC nominating Airmen from individual wings. Today, the

  • Calling all millennials: Fight for your reputation

    As the debate over a massive generational gap within the military becomes more prevalent, members within different generational groups should pause and consider what each contributes to mission success, rather than what makes one better than the other. Yes, I am technically a millennial; however, I