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  • TACP apprentice course relocated to JBSA

    The first 342nd Training Squadron Tactical Air Control Party three-level apprentice course begins April 23 at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland."On Aug. 1, 2015, the 342nd TRS Detachment 3 TACP school house at Hulburt Field Air Force Base, will be inactivated; which will end a historical 37 year

  • Sim Center showcases latest medical technologies

    The 59th Medical Wing Simulation Center educated staff members and patients on the latest medical simulation equipment used around the Wing during an open house at the Wilford Hall Ambulatory Surgical Center, April 14, 2015.During the all-day event, simulation specialists gave tours of the facility

  • AFIMSC vice commander speaks commanders' school

    The vice commander of the Air Force Installation and Mission Support Center spoke on how the new center will be the "single voice" for installation and mission support to a class of Air Force leaders attending the Commanders' Professional Development School at Air University April 20.Col. Brian

  • Orthotic tech helps military working dog walk again

    "He's done so much for us and for his country, it's the least we can do," said the veterinarian treating the four-legged canine whose military tenure has been longer than herself.U.S. Army Maj. Andrea Henderson, veterinarian at the Department of Defense Holland Military Working Dog (MWD) Hospital,

  • Pathways to Blue brings diversity to Air Force

    Focused leadership attention continued on the Air Force's Diversity Strategic Program as it turned towards Keesler April 17-18 when about 100 Air Force ROTC cadets from five area universities visited the base for "Pathways to Blue," a diversity outreach program hosted by 2nd Air Force. "During

  • Luke conducts first F-35 training deployment

    The 56th Fighter Wing performed the first F-35 Lightning II training deployment from Luke Air Force Base, Arizona, April 4 through 18, sending aircraft to Nellis AFB, Nevada.

  • Lackland Airman returns from deployment to Liberia

    Last fall, the hype surrounding the Ebola virus and the devastation it brought to West Africa was at its peak. In the midst of it all, Staff Sgt. Alysha Waite found out she was selected to be part of a team that would soon deploy to the center of all the hype--Liberia."I had two weeks, two weeks

  • JBSA Airmen save AF $2.5M, earn AETC Productivity Excellence Award

    Four Airmen from the 359th Aerospace Medicine Squadron were recently awarded the Air Education and Training Command Productivity Excellence Award for initiatives which saved the Air Force $2.5 million.According to program guidelines, the award recognizes individual Airmen and small groups who have

  • Air Force JAG School starts new course

    The Air Force Judge Advocate General's School recently added a new course to its curriculum in conjunction with the Wing and Group Commanders Course at the Ira C. Eaker Center for Professional Development.The Senior Officer Legal Orientation Course, a two-day advanced legal course for commanders, is

  • Help comes in shape of uniform

    Feb. 27 went as any other normal work day for Tech. Sgt. Priscilla Noll, 56th Civil Engineer Squadron furnishing management office NCO in charge and 2nd Lt. Tanya Wren, 56th Fighter Wing Public Affairs chief of community relations until the two met in a unique situation.At the intersection of Dysart