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  • Newly appointed chief of AFRS comes home to begin world tour

    When given the choice of a myriad of locations around the globe from which to begin a world tour, one man chose Del Rio and Laughlin Air Force Base.Command Chief Master Sgt. Ruben Gonzalez was recently appointed as the command chief of Air Force Recruiting Service. With such a title comes the

  • Renovated heritage museum reopens

    Air Force officials reopened a newly named and  renovated enlisted heritage museum Aug. 12.In addition to spending $730,000 to renovate the building that housed the museum since 1956, the name was officially changed from the History and Traditions Museum to the USAF Airman Heritage Museum.Gen.

  • Journal honors base's green efforts

    An honor three years in the making, Lackland AFB was recently named a recipient of the San Antonio Business Journal's 2010 Going Green award, distinguishing the installation from a pool of about 100 nominated local businesses.In an Aug. 13 Business Jounral article, Lackland AFB was highlighted,

  • Texas 'rookies' ride RAGBRAI

    Near the end of every July, a group of Texas military cyclists join together to experience something special -- a tour across Iowa with thousands of other bike enthusiasts.Along with 124 other Air Force Cycling Team members, the 11 Texas Airmen dipped their tires into the Missouri River and then

  • Sheppard graduates last HSMA course

    The last Health Services Management Apprentice course students graduated Aug. 17, signifying the end of the course's era at Sheppard AFB.The 882nd Training Group's HSMA course is moving to the Medical Enlisted Training Campus at Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio, Texas. Sheppard trained more than

  • Tyndall unveils award-winning "green" fitness center

    Tyndall AFB opened the first building within the Air Force expected to reach the U.S. Green Building Council's Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Platinum level; the highest rating possible under the group's green building rating system, Aug. 20.The construction team consisted of

  • President Obama arrives on Tyndall, visits Panama City Beach

    As part of a family vacation to Panama City Beach, President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama, along with one of their daughters, Sasha, arrived on Tyndall AFB Aug. 14 in Air Force One.The first family was on a short vacation to visit the area and meet with local leaders, business owners

  • AETC Command Chief retires

    Air Education and Training Command's senior enlisted leader retired Aug. 13 after serving 31 years, two months, and 27 days, ending a career longer than the average enlistee is permitted to serve. "I enlisted in the Air Force for the same reason a lot of people are enlisting in the Air Force today,"