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  • 314th AW helps support and maintain AETC’s student pipeline

    As the C-130J Super Hercules creeps to a halt, the aft loading door slowly opens filling the plane with rays of the bright midday sunlight. The young Airmen are motioned forward and walk hastily in a single-file line toward their new journey.

  • Preparing to retire, AETC command chief reflects on family, mentors

    As she prepares to hand over the job of being the command chief of Air Education and Training Command to Chief Master Sgt. Erik Thompson Aug. 1 and head into retirement, Chief Master Sgt. Julie Gudgel acknowledged it was the support of her family and the mentorship she received that ultimately made

  • 12th MXG continues to support flying mission while protecting its workers

    More than four months ago, Robert West, director of the 12th Maintenance Group at Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph, learned through a social media video sent to him by his uncle in Australia that the Czech Republic was encouraging its citizens to wear masks in an effort to slow the spread of the

  • AETC Spark Tank 2021 submission window open through Oct. 16

    Air Education and Training Command’s Spark Tank 2021 submission window is now open and Airmen with innovative ideas that can help the U.S. Air Force sustain a competitive advantage are welcome to submit.  From now until midnight October 16, 2020, all AETC Airmen are encouraged to submit ideas they

  • Aircrew Flight Equipment shop provides pilots with life-saving equipment

    Senior Master Sgt. Kenny Shearer, the 173rd Aircrew Flight Equipment superintendent at Kingsley Field, Oregon, says he would prefer his career stay out of the spotlight. “It’s a thankless job, and I would prefer it stay thankless,” he says. “I would prefer it to be something that never gets used.”

  • Pilot successfully ejects at Holloman AFB

    A U.S. Air Force F-16C Viper assigned to the 49th Wing crashed during landing at Holloman AFB at approximately 6 p.m. MDT July 13, 2020. The sole pilot on board successfully ejected, and is currently being treated for minor injuries.