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  • Operationalizing Professionalism Development Tools

    Air Force Airmen gathered here April 13-14 to discuss Airmen professionalism development.Close to 40 representatives from all the Major Commands joined stakeholders from Headquarters Air force, Air University, U.S. Air Force Academy and the Air Force Guard and Reserve for two days to learn what new

  • Family remains resilient throughout 20 years in the military

    The Quevy family was learning to be resilient long before it was considered a buzz word in the U.S. Air Force. Like a rubber band, resilience is being able to bounce back when life stretches an individual beyond their comfort zone. And like most situations, people do not understand their ability to

  • NASA astronauts assess USAF Water Survival Course

    Five team members from NASA visited Fairchild Air Force Base, Washington, April 18-20 to assess the USAF Survival, Evasion, Resistance and Escape Water Survival Course."Right now we are here to evaluate the possibility of sending more astronauts to Fairchild in the future," said Michael Fincke, NASA

  • 33 FW Airman selected for commisioning through SLECP

    Senior Airman Markese Buckholtz, 58th Fighter Squadron aviation resource manager, will attend Embry Riddle Aeronautical University in Prescott, Arizona and then commission as an officer as part of the Senior Leader Enlisted Commissioning Program.

  • Doolittle Raiders honored across military services

    The Naval Air Station Pensacola Doolittle Raiders Association commemorated the 74th anniversary of the Raid on Tokyo a couple days early this year.While the Doolittle Raid took place Apr. 18, 1942, no one, including the three Navy veterans and survivors of the attack on Pearl Harbor, seemed to mind

  • Forecasters receive training on weather instruments

    The 14th Operations Support Squadron Weather Flight trained on forecasting instruments April 5 including the Tactical Meteorological Observing System at Columbus Air Force Base, Mississippi. The instrument helps provide weather information to forecasters so they can observe weather trends, take data

  • Schertz supports JBSA-Randolph mission, places noise signs throughout city

    Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph and the city of Schertz helda ceremony April 12 recognizing new street signs that inform city residents oflocal flight operations. Schertz Mayor Michael Carpenter and City Manager John Kessel unveiled the signs in front of the Schertz CityCouncil Chambers with Col.

  • Doolittle Raiders honored during 74th anniversary at JBSA-Randolph

    The World War II Doolittle Raiders were honored during aceremony marking the 74th anniversary of their Tokyo raid April 18 at JointBase San Antonio-Randolph.On the same day, in 1942, Lt. Col. James H. "Jimmy"Doolittle led a select team of 80 pilots, gunners, navigators and bombardiers asthey flew 16