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  • Things to consider when relocating

    A successful move isn't a matter of chance. It takes planning and hard work and at the center of these efforts is you. If you expect a good move, you must play an active role before and after your move. Consider the following when relocating.Out of pocket expensesOnes budget seems to become extended

  • Laughlin commander signs first policy letter of term

    Col. Michael Frankel, 47th Flying Training Wing commander, signed the first policy letter of his tenure as Laughlin AFB's senior leader Oct. 7.The letter, which stresses the importance of equal opportunity and the lack of discrimination on Laughlin AFB, comes almost five months after Colonel Frankel

  • C-141 in Wings of Freedom Park gets memorial

    The Professional Loadmasters Association local chapter is working with other organizations, including the 57th Military Airlift Squadron alumni, to place a memorial at the C-141 in Wings of Freedom park.The memorial dedication is set for Memorial Day, May 30, 2011. The memorial would commemorate

  • Base fielder snags all-military debut

    At the All-Air Force camp, Warhawks right fielder Richard Burley turned what could have been a one-and-done event into a month-long triple play. All September, Burley repeatedly elevated his game, surviving the All-Air Force training camp, helping the Air Force team win its second straight Armed

  • BMT begins cyber training

    The importance of defending cyberspace was taken to a new level last week when cyber training became a permanent fixture of the Air Force Basic Military Training curriculum.The first trainees attended a four-hour cyber training course devoted to defending the Air Force networks and operations in

  • 'Aim High ... Fly-Fight-Win' to be Air Force motto

    Incorporating extensive inputs from all ranks and career fields in the development effort, Airmen have selected "Aim High ... Fly-Fight-Win" as the service's motto. An enduring statement of Airmen's pride in their service, the motto is a two-part expression -- a call to action, with a response of

  • 362nd TRS wins inaugural Firefighters Olympics

    Eight teams of five people competed in the Inaugural Firefighter Olympics Oct. 8, culminating the annual Fire Prevention Week at Sheppard AFB.Rod Ryalls, Sheppard Air Force Base Fire Department assistant fire chief, said the intent of the event was to allow the teams to experience what a fireman