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Columbus AFB website gets Air Force makeover

  • Published
  • By Senior Airman Kaleb Snay
  • 14th Flying Training Wing Public Affairs
COLUMBUS AIR FORCE BASE, Miss. --  

The Columbus Air Force Base website has finished its migration to the new standard design.

The migration process for the website was completed Oct. 1, changing the layout of the website almost entirely.

The web page now resembles the Air Force's main site, also known as Air Force Link. The changeover creates a more uniformed experience among Air Force web pages in both form and function.

The “Hotbar” at the top of the website lists out the main pages of “Home,” “News,” “About Us,” and “Contact Us.”

The “Home” page now sport several new improvements such as an image slideshow that can link you to both Columbus AFB and the Air Force’s current events. Along with that is a listing of the base’s current and future events calendar. This page is also home to many helpful tools, links and information about the base for both newcomers and general visits. The page still holds all the useful information from the last website as well.

Next up is the “News” section which contains all the latest articles, commentaries, photos and art from Columbus AFB. These tell the story of Team BLAZE and its Airmen throughout the base and more with a plethora of media options.

In the “About Us” section you will find detailed information about Columbus Air Force Base to include leadership biographies, aircraft fact sheets, and unit information. Here you can learn about the base history or discover something new about a squadron on base.

If you have any questions, feel free to contact us through the “Contact Us” section. In this section you will be able to reach the 14th Flying Training Wing Public Affairs office directly by phone and e-mail. It also contains information on the Freedom of Information Act and Frequently Asked Questions.

All Air Education and Training Command installation and wing websites are to be converted to the standard design throughout 2015.

Visit the site today at columbus.af.mil. For more information about the site migration, call 434-7068.