JBSA pharmacies invite members to 'Take Back' day

For the approximate 75,000 Joint Base San Antonio beneficiaries who receive medical treatment across the city military bases, the Drug Enforcement Agency is sponsoring a prescription medication "Take Back" day April 28, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. The event will occur nationwide and is in its fourth year. The

F-35A pilots complete Eglin's first formation flight

Eglin completes first F-35A refueling mission

Altus AFB supports Fort Bragg during joint training

Members of the 58th Airlift Squadron participated in Joint Airborne Air Transportability Training, April 11 at Fort Sill, Okla., involving nearly 100 U.S. Army Soldiers from the 82nd Airborne, 18th Fires Brigade, Fort Bragg, N.C."The overall mission was for training, both for the 58th AS and for the

Generals inform JBSA leaders 'We can, must fix this'

Members of the Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston community gathered at the Roadrunner Community Services building April 4 to participate in the kickoff of Sexual Assault Awareness Month and to witness the signing of a SAAM proclamation.The event highlighted a commitment to raise awareness and

JBSA-Randolph Keystone Club members 'think big' at national conference

A group of teenagers who belong to the Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph Youth Programs' Keystone Club recently spent a weekend in Fort Worth, Texas, honing their leadership skills, building a community garden and listening to motivational speakers and musical performers.The students attended the 45th

FLETA grants accreditation to AF Security Forces officer, enlisted courses

The Federal Law Enforcement Training Accreditation Board granted initial program accreditation status to the 343rd Training Squadron's Security Forces Basic Officer and Apprentice Courses at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland recently.Air Force Director of Security Forces Brig. Gen. James McMillian

Cini -- a military working dog - 2003-2012

Cini was a military working dog.She had a tattoo inside her ear to prove it - H386.Her Air Force career began when the she was purchased shortly after birth in 2003. It ended March 22 on the door step of the working-dog kennel at Vance Air Force Base, Okla., when she died in the arms of her handler,

Generals Rice, Stenner: AETC, AFRC partnership vital to mission success

Lt. Gen. Charles E. Stenner Jr., commander of Air Force Reserve Command, took some time to highlight the importance of the partnership between AFRC and Air Education and Training Command during a visit to the 340th Flying Training Group here April 4.Stenner visited many of the Reserve units working

AETC presents General Flowers with Order of the Sword

The enlisted men and women of Air Education and Training Command presented retired Maj. Gen. Alfred K. Flowers with the Order of the Sword during a special ceremony at the Parr O'Club here April 6.Before his retirement in November 2011, Flowers served as the deputy assistant for Budget at the Office