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  • A flight to remember: Celebs catch glimpse of SJ from the sky

    Several celebrities visited the base to sign autographs for Airmen and experience air superiority firsthand May 9. Producer and actor Barry Williams, author Nicholas Sparks, musician Eric Horner and stock car drivers Jon and Keven Wood, were on hand to help kick-start the push toward the Wings Over

  • LRS Airmen deploy to Afghanistan

    Six Airmen from the 49th Logistics Readiness Squadron's Vehicle Operations Flight deployed to Afghanistan May 12 to support the Army by driving and operating gun trucks in convoys there. Before arriving in theater the Airmen are reporting to Camp Bullis, Texas, for advanced training prior to their

  • Airman saves four lives, earns Soldier's Medal

    "One of the things that makes our military the best in the world is the certain knowledge of each Soldier, Sailor, Airman, and Marine that they can always count on their comrades should they need help - that they will never be abandoned." -- Jon Kyl, U.S. Senator from Arizona. Senator Kyl may not

  • AF pioneer visits Holloman, shares experiences

    An Air Force pioneer, instrumental in the development of the modern parachute system and high-altitude testing, spoke to Airmen here May 11, providing a glimpse into our service's heritage. Retired Col. Joe Kittinger told stories about his involvement in projects Man High and Excelsior during the

  • New commander forges ahead, defines goals for 23 WG future

    With the 23rd Wing change of command ceremony May 11, Col. Kenneth "Kenn" Todorov took reigns of Moody's highest ranking position. Colonel Todorov officially succeeded Col. Joe Callahan, who is slated to become Air Combat Command deputy director of air and space operations at Langley Air Force Base,

  • Raptors return from historical deployment

    The first overseas deployment of America's newest fighter aircraft ended when the stealthy planes arrived here May 11. The first wave of F-22A Raptors from the 27th Fighter Squadron returned from Kadena Air Base, Japan, as part of a three-month Air and Space Expeditionary Force deployment where the

  • 49th FW completes realistic deployment exercise

    The 49th Fighter Wing brought it's Phase I and II combined exercise to a close May 11 after two weeks of realistic combat training at Holloman Air Force Base. The wing simulated deploying the F-117A Nighthawk, along with assets from across the wing, to a forward operating base in Iraq. To replicate

  • New tactical vehicle rolls onto Moody

    The 820th Security Forces Group recently received two of the 18 new light medium tactical vehicles scheduled to replace the aging five-ton M923 and two-and-a-half-ton "Deuce" M35 utility trucks. The group is expected to receive nine five-ton capacity medium tactical vehicles and nine

  • Air Force opens first CONUS CAOC

    Headquarters Twelfth Air Force and Air Forces Southern unveiled the U.S. Air Forces' newest Falconer, the Gen. James H. Doolittle Combined Air and Space Operations Center, May 9 during a ribbon-cutting ceremony here. The CAOC is the "nerve-center" for the Combined or Joint Forces Air Component

  • Cyberspace security crucial to GWOT

    When Airmen deploy downrange, they are given the tools and training to fight the Global War on Terror. Armed with M16s and protected by body armor, they take the fight to the enemy. Recently, Air Force senior leaders expanded their focus to include a new battlefield - a frontier where terrorists can

  • Iguana Voladora brings US, Central, South American paratroopers together

    The annual airborne exercise Iguana Voladora was held here April 29 through May 4 and involved paratroopers from Central and South America. The countries participating this year were: Argentina, Belize, Bolivia, Chile, Costa Rica, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, México, Nicaragua, Panamá,

  • Moody dental tech selected for prestigious 'Tooth U'

    A dental technician here is one of only 10 Air Force-wide selected for a prestigious educational scholarship that will train her to become a licensed dental hygienist. Staff Sgt. Meriles Curry, 23rd Aeromedical Dental Squadron dental technician, was recently selected for the two-year Air Force

  • 5th SFS load up for comrade injured in Iraq

    Airmen from the 5th Security Forces Squadron here took part in a "ruck-march" May 3 to show support for a fellow squadron member injured in Iraq. Staff Sgt. Scott Lilley, 5th SFS, was injured April 15 when the team he was with was attacked by insurgents and his vehicle hit by an improvised explosive

  • New UAS wing stands up at Creech AFB

    The Air Force's first unmanned aircraft systems wing stood up May 1 at Creech Air Force Base, Nev. As Col. Christopher Chambliss assumed command of the 432nd a piece of history was revived, and a course for the way ahead continued. "This is a monumental day for the Air Force," said Colonel

  • Kitchen fire makes fire safety a hot topic

    A kitchen fire occurred in base housing April 24. Though no one was injured, the fire caused minor damages to a stove top, an exhaust fan and to the kitchen's cabinets. The fire department determined that the fire was caused by the resident being distracted long enough for the fire to become an

  • Education secretary seeks public comment on campus, school safety

    Airmen and family members who'd like to offer suggestions for improving safety at college campuses and schools throughout the country are encouraged to submit comments by e-mail to safeschools@ed.gov. U.S. Secretary of Education Margaret Spellings announced that she is seeking public comment in an

  • Holloman Airman to attend USAFA Prep School

    A Holloman Airmen was one of three hundred prior-enlisted military and civilian personnel recently selected to attend the United States Air Force Preparatory School in Colorado Springs, Colo., in July. Twenty-year-old Airman 1st Class Cindy Ventura, Aeromedical Dental Squadron public health

  • Shaw Airmen test hybrid refueler

    Fuels Airmen here are putting the Air Force's only R-11 Hybrid Electric Aviation Refuler through its paces during a one-year test that began here this month.The test will determine how much the 72,000-pound hybrid reduces emissions and  conserves diesel fuel, potentially saving the Air Force money,

  • SJ expeditionary warriors receive Bronze Star

    Two Airmen from the 4th Civil Engineer Squadron's Explosive Ordnance Disposal Flight were awarded the Bronze Star April 27 for their actions in support of the Global War on Terror. Tech. Sgt. Edward Moats and Staff Sgt. Randy Saltzmann were both deployed to Southwest Asia as EOD team leaders. There

  • F-117 pioneer dies at age 70

    The Air Force and the F-117A Nighthawk program lost one of its premier test pilots nearly 25 years, to the day, after his near-fatal accident while attempting to take-off on an F-117A's final acceptance test. Retired Lt. Col. Robert 'Bob' Riedenauer, 70, passed away April 23 at his home in

  • Airman uses Air Force knowledge to save life

    Within weeks of his arrival at Ellsworth Air Force base, Senior Airman David Perry, an Air Force Financial Services Center instructor, made a name for himself. While shopping at a local grocery store on the evening of April 23, Airman Perry watched as a man walking in front of him let out a gasp for

  • New Horizons - Nicaragua 2007 closes out with ceremony

    Nicaragua 2007, a $7.5 million humanitarian and training exercise, officially ended April 27 with a closing ceremony here, but the strengthened friendship between the United States and Nicaragua has not. "We will cherish the friendships we've made here in Nicaragua," Lt. Col. Aaron Young, commander

  • Backscatter technology leaves bad guys with no place to hide

    The 820th Security Forces Group  here is set to employ a new high-technology search system in the Global War on Terror that will help increase base security and deter acts of aggression against coalition forces. Known as the Z backscatter vans, the $1.2 million, 13,000-pound, lead-lined delivery

  • Pro athletes host fun, share faith

    Sharing a message of hope and peace, two former National Football League players, two former Major League Baseball players and one former Ice Capades skater visited the base April 23 through 26.Sponsored by the Liberty Chapel's Protestant community here, the athletes came to volunteer their time and

  • ACC approves Raptor demonstration

    Maj. Paul "Max" Moga and the world's only fifth-generation fighter aircraft may be appearing at an airshow near you this season. Following a 12-minute performance here April 27, Air Combat Command officials gave Major Moga and his F-22A Raptor demonstration the official seal of approval. The

  • Lieutenant catches Griffey's 564th home-run ball

    A base Airman caught Ken Griffey Jr.'s 564th home-run ball April 24 during a baseball game between the St. Louis Cardinals and the Cincinnati Reds at Busch Stadium in St. Louis. 2nd Lt. Christopher Franks, 20th Operations Support Squadron, and his friend, 2nd Lt. Mike McCants, 55th Fighter Squadron,

  • SFS Airmen leave for training, deployment

    More than 20 Airmen from the 49th Security Forces Squadron left Holloman April 24 on a bus to McGreggor Range, Texas, to train for an upcoming deployment to Iraq. Family, friends and wing leadership were on hand to say farewell to the Airmen. They will spend the next 30 days at McGregor Range, then

  • Classes teach self defense

    Perpetrators beware: people across the base learned how to better protect themselves against sexual predators during self defense classes held April 24 and 26 at the base fitness center.Sponsored by the base's sexual assault response coordinator, or SARC, the classes were part of the base's sexual

  • Nellis helicopters aid rescue efforts

    A rescue helicopter and aircrew assigned here have deployed to assist in the rescue of hikers stranded on a mountain in southwest Utah. One HH-60 Pave Hawk helicopter from the 66th Rescue Squadron and pararescuemen from the 58th RQS here departed at approximately 12:30 p.m. to Pine Valley Mountain

  • Air Force takes step forward toward renewable energy

    The groundbreaking ceremony for the construction of North America's largest solar photovoltaic power system began April 23 at Nellis Air Force Base. Rated at about 15 megawatts, the array will supply the base with more than 25 percent of its energy during peak summer months. The 70,000 solar panels

  • 355th SFS join SWAT training exercise

    Five Airmen and two civilians from the 355th Security Forces Squadron trained with members of the Tucson Police Department, Sahuarita Police Department and University of Arizona Police Department in an exercise here April 19. The exercise, administered and supervised by TPD Special Weapons and

  • ACC members open first deployed Airman Readiness Center

    Two Air Combat Command members marked a deployment first by opening the Air Force's first Airman Readiness Center in Southwest Asia. Master Sgt. Steven Wright, from Mountain Home Air Force Base, Idaho, and Jeff Halstead, from Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, Ariz., opened the new office literally

  • 49th Medical Group rated excellent

    After four intense days of white glove inspections at the hands of 13 inspectors, the 49th Medical Group pulled out of its Health Services Inspection April 20 with an overall rating of excellent.The 49th MDG faces many challenges from day to day, they were still able to come out on top, inspectors

  • Moody firefighters support local forest firefighting efforts

    As forest fires continue to rage through rural Southeastern Georgia, base firefighters are on-scene providing vital assistance to help contain the blaze. Moody's involvement in the disaster-relief efforts have been continuous since crews received the call for support April 17. "Our mission is to

  • Minot teen captures Youth of Year honors

    Officials here named a teen from Minot AFB, N.D., as the Air Combat Command 2007 Youth of the Year. Brittany Knickerbocker, 18, daughter of Timothy and Linda Knickerbocker of Minot AFB, earned the accolades for her school, base and community involvement. Miss Knickerbocker will receive a $1,500

  • ACC announces Outstanding Airmen, First Sergeant of Year Winners

    Air Combat Command held its Outstanding Airmen and First Sergeant of the Year Award board April 10. Airmen competed in four categories: Airman, NCO, Senior NCO, and First Sergeant. The following winners are: a. Airman Category: Senior Airman Daniel K. Nicholas, 7th Bomb Wing, 7th Civil Engineer

  • Eglin Airmen trains Atlantic Strike participants for joint fight

    The Joint Fires Integration and Interoperability Team from Joint Forces Command at Eglin AFB, Fla., participated in Atlantic Strike V April 14-20 to assist trainers and participating units and improve joint combat effectiveness. "Through our participation we are able to help the context of the

  • Forward refueling provides 'hot' capability in Central America

    The 1-228 Aviation Regiment and Petroleum, Oil and Lubricants section here set up a Forward Aerial Refueling Point on the edge of the installation, training and testing its rapid response capabilities. The 1-228th frequently conducts FARP operations when its helicopters are required to operate at

  • Battlefield technology key to Atlantic Strike V

    The lead Humvee's Joint Terminal Attack Controller zeroes in on a potential target 1,500 meters in front of him. The road is dusty. He sends the coordinates to the waiting aircraft above. "Target is verified JTAC, expending munitions." The aircraft releases its munitions precisely on target,

  • Aircrews practice irregular warfare at Green Flag

    Nearly 100 Airmen of the 4th Fighter Wing are now participating in Green Flag at Nellis Air Force Base, Nev. Green Flag is Air Combat Command's premier pre-deployment exercise for units who perform close-air support. The training exercise, which began April 19 and runs through May 4, mirrors many of

  • Hardrock finishes deployment training

    After a week of preparation and another seven days in the field, the 726th Air Control Squadron wrapped up a field training exercise to prepare the unit for combat duty anywhere in the world.The exercise simulated a deployment to two locations in Southeast Asia to support a fictitious exercise

  • Firefighters burn building to enhance training

    Over the years, it served as a flight training detachment, outdoor supply warehouse, thrift shop and a Scouting meeting place. In its final days, the abandoned building served one last purpose -- a training ground for base firefighters and police investigators.On April 12, base engineers set one

  • Headquarters agreement outlines active-duty, reserve fighter association

    A historic agreement was signed into place April 16, finalizing the association between the 388th and 419th Fighter Wings here. Gen. Ronald Keys, commander of Air Combat Command, and the Lt. Gen. John Bradley, commander of Air Force Reserve Command, signed a Memorandum of Understanding outlining the

  • Atlantic Strike V exercise begins in Florida

    More than 400 joint personnel across the Southeast region began participating in Atlantic Strike V April 14 , a U.S. Central Command Air Forces pre-deployment training event held here The semi-annual training event ends April 20 and prepares joint air and ground forces for maximum battlefield

  • Air Combat Command recognizes 'Airmen of Excellence'

    Air Combat Command officials announced the command's top Airmen at a banquet April 13. "We're here to recognize not just the winners, but all of the nominees who have clearly demonstrated accomplishments that set them apart from their peers," said Chief Master Sgt. David W. Popp, ACC command chief

  • USO Mobile Center sets up shop at Nellis

    The United Services Organization Western Region Mobile Center arrived at Nellis, the center's new home station, April 10-11 to allow Nellis peeople to take advantage of the new facility. Mobile centers are designed to be a USO center on wheels that provides support to troops who do not have a

  • Drifters, racers burn rubber on Nellis flightline

    The Airmen's Auto Event weekend is came to the Nellis flightline April 14 and 15. The two-day event featured free driving classes and affords people the chance to race their cars on the flightline. April 14 featured a free drifting class at 8 a.m. Drifting is a new sport designed in 2001 where

  • Scientific Advisory Board helps move ideas from concept to reality

    When today's Airmen use one of the many cutting edge technology tools at their disposal, often they can thank a small group of scientists and engineers for helping make it a reality. The Air Force Scientific Advisory Board continued their long tradition of helping the Air Force bring new ideas to

  • New Policy Protects Air Force Networks

    A new Air Force policy on encrypting and digitally signing e-mails is now in effect to ensure security and reliability of information as the battle for cyberspace dominance continues. Officially called the Air Force Public Key Infrastructure Policy on Encrypting and Digitally Signing E-mails, it is

  • D-M Airmen deploy to support OEF

    More than 200 D-M Airmen are scheduled for deployment to Afghanistan this week in support of Operation Enduring Freedom.Their deployment follows 50 Airmen from the 354th Fighter Squadron and 355th Maintenance Group here who also deployed to Afghanistan April 7, along with a number of the 355th

  • Air Force takes home a silver, bronze in wrestling championship

    Two Air Force members came away with medals April 7, after a double-elimination wrestling tournament held at the Las Vegas Convention Center. The U.S. Open National Wrestling Championship, held in Las Vegas for the 17th time, is where America's best wrestlers compete for the national title,

  • Team Nellis gets second-place win in Corporate Challenge football

    After four grueling games back to back and only allowing 3 points against them in all games combined, Nellis obtained second place in the Corporate Challenge Flag Football. According to The City of Las Vegas Nevada Web site, Corporate Challenge is an amateur-athletic competition patterned after the

  • 389th, 391st Fighter Squadrons complete live fire exercise

    Aircrews from the 389th and 391st Fighter Squadrons teamed up to hone their aerial combat skills during a live weapons training exercise held recently at the Mountain Home Range Complex and Utah Test and Training Range."The exercise was used to validate our tactics and practice our employment of

  • Shaw selected as 'showcase' dormitory

    The Air Force Engineering and Construction Division selected two military construction projects to showcase the Air Force's success in areas of energy and sustainable development. A 144-room, three-story dormitory at Shaw, to be started this fiscal year, is one of those projects. The other is a

  • Pararescue Airmen, local life-savers train together

    The 563rd Rescue Group here conducted an exercise at Coronado National Forest April 2 to test how military and civilian agencies work together during an emergency situation. Davis-Monthan Airmen worked alongside members of the National Park Service, Forest Service, and Pima County Sheriff's

  • Nellis Fuels Management Flight named best in Air Force

    The 99th Logistic Readiness Squadron fuels management flight received the American Petroleum Institute Award, March 28, recognizing the best fuels flight in the Air Force. This award recognizes the flight for excellence in management, operations, fuels information services, compliance and

  • F-117s return to Holloman from Korea

    Family and friends came to greet four F-117A Nighthawks returning home to Holloman April 4 from a routine deployment to the Republic of Korea. The F-117s are the first of more than a dozen that deployed alongside more than 300 Airmen to Kunsan Air Base, Korea, in January. The returning pilots said

  • Airmen audition for MTV reality series

    More than 150 reality series hopefuls lined the sidewalks in downtown Norfolk practicing for their auditions March 31. Near the back of the line, Senior Airman Wuanel Thompson, Combat Air Force Logistics Support Center technician practiced his lines for his chance to sign a contract with Bad Boy

  • New unmanned aircraft makes first successful flight

    The U.S. Air Force Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Battlelab announced that "Mobius," an unmanned aircraft system, performed two fully-independent flights including take-offs and landings at the Yuma Proving Ground, Ariz., March 1. This is the first aircraft of its kind to be able to take-off and land by

  • Air Force plays part in Vegas Grand Prix

    It's time for a high-octane, 200-mph adrenaline rush known as the 2007 Vegas Grand Prix April 6 - 8 in Downtown Las Vegas, Nev., with Nellis playing a major role. "When a high-speed race like the Vegas Grand Prix comes to Las Vegas, it only seems natural to have a few of our high-powered jets to

  • Ellsworth contributes B-1s to Red Flag-Alaska

    Editor's note: This article is Part 1 of a seriesAs the lead wing for Red Flag-Alaska, the first of Ellsworth's six B-1s arrived at Eielson Air Force Base, Alaska, April 3; by the start of the exercise, scheduled for April 5 through 21, 173 Ellsworth Airmen will be in place. This Pacific Air

  • ACC grants additional $260,000 for transition assistance

    Air Combat Command recently granted the Airmen and Family Readiness Center more than $260,000 additional funding for the Transition Assistance Program in response to Force Shaping separations. Air Combat Command has anticipated the increased outflow of people and responded with an aggressive

  • Opportunity awaits in AF Reserve

    One stop all members who have completed their term of enlistment must make while outprocessing is with the in-service recruiter, but Airmen may want to make that stop earlier. Tech. Sgt. Daniel Sharp, 28th Mission Support Squadron in-service recruiter, said Airmen are eligible to apply through a

  • Anthrax vaccination program reinstated

    Recent Defense Department changes prompted some Airmen here to begin the Anthrax Vaccine Immunization Program as part of an Air Force wide move to protect selected people against this biological threat.Airmen, emergency-essential and comparable Department of Defense civilian employees and certain

  • Microsoft Office available economically to AF employees

    Air Force members wanting the latest version of the Microsoft Office Suite for their home computers can get it for a fraction of the cost of buying it on the economy. For about $21, active-duty and civilian members, as well as Air Force contractors, can have the same tools at home they currently

  • Former Olympians lead Air Force gymnasts

    Editor's note: The following story and photos were reprinted with permission from The Langley Fighter. Move over football. Beware basketball. The Air Force Academy's men's gymnastics team may soon garner a bit more of the spotlight, based on their performances at the United States of America

  • 563rd RQG saves local boy

    Airmen assigned to the 563rd Rescue Group assisted state and local law enforcement and rescue units to save a local teenager March 30 after a hiking accident. A loosened boulder struck two of four Sabino High School students who were hiking together in Soldier Canyon March 29. One teen went for help

  • Two RED HORSE Squadrons deploy for OIF, OEF

    RED HORSE Airmen from here left March 31 for a six-month deployment in support of Operations Iraqi and Enduring Freedom. The 820th and 555th RED HORSE Squadrons are two of only about 11 elite combat engineer squadrons in the Air Force that are self-sustainable and able to create and maintain an air

  • Ellsworth's HSI results: Excellent

    The medical group here completed its Health Services Inspection March 30 with the highest grade of all Air Force bases so far this fiscal year. The HSI is held every three years to assess the ability of Air Force medical units to fulfill their peacetime and wartime missions, including provision of

  • ACC officials release F-16 accident report

    Air Force officials recently completed an investigation of the F-16C Fighting Falcon accident 20 miles northwest of Baghdad Nov. 27, which resulted in the death of the pilot, Maj. Troy Gilbert. The official cause of the accident was Major Gilbert's "channelized attention manifested by his desire to

  • University Medical Center helps train Nellis pararescuemen

    This year, the Las Vegas University Medical Center Trauma Center and the Nellis 58th Rescue Squadron located at Nellis Air Force Base, Nev., teamed up to train Nellis' combat pararescue specialists. Every week since early January 2007, at least two Nellis pararescuemen work side-by-side with nurses

  • Gunfighters win Installation Excellence Award

    Mountain Home Air Force Base became the Air Force's best installation by winning the 2007 Commander-in-Chief's Annual Award for Installation Excellence. Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates announced the selection in a message March 30 at the Pentagon. "This award validates the hard work, commitment

  • 552nd returns to OEF, OIF

    Airmen in the 552nd Air Control Wing received orders to deploy for Operations Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom after a four-year hiatus. "This is a long awaited return of the E-3 to the (area of responsibility)," said Brig. Gen. James M. Kowalski, 552nd ACW commander. "No weapons system has spent

  • E-3 Sentry celebrates 30 years in Air Force's Fleet

    It all started 30 years ago ... March 23, 1977 - the first E-3 Sentry touched down on Oklahoma soil. The arrival of aircraft tail number 75-0557 began a new era for the 552nd Airborne Warning and Control Wing, and for air surveillance. To celebrate this occasion, the wing conducted an arrival

  • Local Tuskegee Airmen receives highest civilian honor

    Growing up, young Leroy Bowman dreamed of flying planes. Little did he know just where that dream would someday take him. On March 29, it took him all the way to the U.S. Capitol where President George W. Bush presented the Congressional Gold Medal to him and his fellow Tuskegee Airmen. Nearly 400

  • Mountain Home bids farewell to its F-16s

    After flying here for nearly 16 years, the last of the 366th Fighter Wing's F-16CJ jet fighters left here March 29. Pilots, maintenance troops and a handful of well wishers braved the morning chill and stood on the base's flightline to watch the base's last five F-16s launch and make a final flyby

  • 23rd CONS takes AF award

    A Moody contracting flight was recently recognized with an Air Force-level award for their ability to work efficiently and improve their operating procedures. The 23rd Contracting Squadron Infrastructure Flight won a 2006 Air Force Special Recognition Award for Multiple Award Construction Contract

  • Cannon volunteers lend hand, hope to city in wake of disaster

    With residents of Clovis, N.M., reeling from the destruction and devastation of a March 23 tornado, Airmen here stepped up to offer their host city help in a time of need. The tornado was one of 13 confirmed tornadoes to thunder across the eastern New Mexico plains that night, according to James

  • 'Mod Squad' brings Moody's Pave Hawks into the 21st Century

    Installing a major modification on an aircraft usually means it has to leave the base and head to where the experts are, unless you can bring those experts to the aircraft. Some modifications are jobs for the "Mod Squad;" a four-man team of specialists whose mission is to plumb deep inside an

  • Aircraft shelter, lighting project complete on wing ramp

    Past and present 388th Fighter Wing leaders met on the wing ramp March 26 to mark the completion of a $6.25 million aircraft shelter and lighting project, a quality of life initiative for wing Airmen. Construction on the 72 aircraft shelters began in September 2005, and the effort to light the

  • Army Soldiers train Holloman Airmen on combative techniques

    Soldiers of the 3-36th Infantry Spartans from Fort Bliss, Texas, traveled to Holloman March 21 to train members of the 49th Civil Engineer Squadron on Army combat techniques. "The training is vital to preparing our Airmen for deployments in today's combat environment," said 2nd Lt. Paul Julian, 49

  • Nellis hosts threat analysis working group to replicate U.S. adversaries

    The 57th Information Aggressor Squadron hosted the first-ever Information Operations Threat Analysis Working Group at the Threat Training Facility at Nellis March 27-29. This event brought together experts from 31 U.S. intelligence, research and development, and operational organizations to identify

  • Nuevos Horizontes 2007 unites U.S. and Panama

    The opening ceremony for "Nuevos Horizontes 2007," or New Horizons 2007, was held here March 23 with appearances by top-level U.S. and Panamanian officials. William Eaton, U.S. Ambassador to Panama, and Martin Torrijos Espino, President of the Republic of Panama, were in attendance along with other

  • Beale maintainers team for success

    Maintenance warriors from every career specialty and members throughout Team Beale came together recently to help avert potential loss of life and millions of dollars of military equipment. The maintenance operation was one of the largest Team Beale has seen to date and began when the U-2 Dragon

  • Air Force selects developer for Langley privatization

    Langley took another step toward privatization when the Air Force announced BLB Family Housing, LLC, as the highest bidder for Langley's Military Housing Privatization Initiative recently. BLB, a venture between Hunt ELP, Ltd. and Pinnacle American Management Services, will be responsible for