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  • 17th TRW hosts potential recruits

    The 17th Training Wing collaborated with Air Force Recruiting to open Goodfellow Air Force Base to high-school aged prospects from the local community who are interested in joining the Air Force, March 29.

  • DAF announces release of inaugural Stories of Service

    Stories of Service, aims to tell compelling and inspirational stories that focus not only on heroism and professional aspects of servicemembers’ careers but also on how their serving has influenced their lives.

  • AAFB Airmen attend AERO OK at state capitol

    Airmen from the 97th Air Mobility Wing at Altus Air Force Base, Oklahoma visited the Oklahoma State Capitol, where they met local legislators and explored the 2023 AERO Oklahoma Aviation, Aerospace and Defense Awareness expo, March 22, 2023.

  • Squadron unveils one-stop website for enlisted promotion study materials

    For many years, Airmen have had to search multiple websites and resources to find the necessary material for their enlisted promotion studies. This could be anything from learning what they need to study or finding audio files to help them prepare for the tests. However, all of this is now a thing

  • The calm during the storm

    The Fire Officer 3 course consists of 13 training days and occurs seven times throughout the year, training an average of 15 students per class.The course is one of many follow on trainings Fire Protection professionals can experience at Goodfellow Air Force Base.

  • Luke hosts Honorary Commander Rodeo

    The Honorary Commander rodeo provided HCCs with a unique opportunity to gain insight into the 56th FW’s mission and capabilities, while also promoting mutual understanding with the local community.

  • Fairchild innovates survival training

    Members from Team Fairchild’s innovation cell conducted an event to review current foundational survival training methods and their applicability to tropic, jungle, and coastal conditions by taking three groups of members with varying levels of survival training to Hawaii for a simulated isolation