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  • Air University summit addresses medical officer education, partnerships

    Air University held its first summit recently designed to take a look at new educational opportunities for the next generation of military medical officers and to advance collaboration and partnerships between military and civilian healthcare professionals.The goal for the Air University Medical

  • Pilot safely ejects from F-16 in New Mexico

    A pilot from Holloman Air Force Base, N.M., successfully ejected from an F-16 Fighting Falcon at approximately 8:45 a.m. northwest of Salinas Peak while on a training mission.Emergency response teams are on the scene and have safely recovered the pilot in good condition. An Air Force team will

  • AETC Leaders share Holiday Message

    Lt. Gen. Darryl Roberson, commander of Air Education and Training Command, and Chief Master Sgt. Gerardo Tapia, AETC command chief, want to wish the Airmen and families of AETC a safe and happy holiday.

  • Air University focused on deterrence

    The end of the Cold War, coupled with the conflicts in Afghanistan and Iraq, caused American decision makers to focus on present-day conflicts, but a resurgent Russia, the rise of new non-state actors and new threats in the cyber realm have brought about a renewed focus on the concept of deterrence,

  • Vance retires two working dogs in joint ceremony

    In a unique dual retirement ceremony Nov. 10, Team Vance bid farewell to two four-legged friends - military working dogs Samo and Maxik. After a combined 17 years of service at Vance and other locations around the world, the dogs were recognized for their service with Air Force Achievement Medals

  • Laughlin AFB instructor pilot court-martialed

    A General Court-Martial Nov. 16 convicted a captain assigned to the 47th Flying Training Wing of engaging in a sexual unprofessional relationship, fraternizing with enlisted personnel, committing adultery, making a false official statement, failing to obey a no-contact order, and obstructing

  • AETC battles National 'epidemic'

    What’s worse than drinking and driving? According to statistics from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, texting and driving. As a matter of fact, texting while driving is about six times more likely to cause an accident than driving intoxicated.That’s why Air Education and Training

  • 33rd FW crew chiefs advance with F-35

    As the Air Force continues to develop their newest fighter jet, the F-35 Lightning II, the 33rd Fighter Wing ensures the Airmen tasked with taking care of it receive the training they need to advance with it. Crew chiefs, who have worked alongside the F-35 since its production, have transformed into

  • Marines celebrate birthday at 33rd Fighter Wing

    U.S. Marines from the Command Naval Aviation Technical Training Detachment Eglin celebrated 240 years of service this year during a commemorative ceremony at Eglin Air Force Base, Fla., Nov. 10, 2015.