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  • Unit strives for excellence despite low retention

    The 432nd Maintenance Group has members from 20 different Air Force Specialty Codes and is responsible for maintaining the MQ-1 Predator and MQ-9 Reaper. The increasing demand for remotely piloted aircraft has placed significant stressors on the people who make it all work.For some, the fast-paced

  • 74th EFS weapons bring thunder to Estonia

    When a pilot locks in on a target and fires, the mission is complete. Whether that mission takes place during training at home or in a deployed location, the Airmen responsible for loading those weapons know it's all about teamwork, trust and cohesion.It is that mentality the 74th Expeditionary

  • Nellis holds first NCO induction ceremony

    The first NCO induction ceremony at Nellis AFB was held recently at the Thunderbird hangar here Sept. 18.There were approximately 380 staff sergeant selects in attendance, not including Airmen assigned to Creech Air Force Base."When I first got to Nellis AFB I found out that we didn't do (NCO

  • Air Combat Command participates in Joint Base Andrews, Maryland air show

    A U-2 "Dragon Lady" with aid from 9th Reconnaissance Wing Airmen conducted flyovers over an air show at Joint Base Andrews, Maryland, and over the Air Force Marathon at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio, Sep. 19, 2015. Also in attendance for the air show was the Air Force's aerial demonstration

  • 598th RANS reactivates after seven decades

    After more than six months of planning, the transition of Detachment 1 into the 598th Range Squadron took place on Sept. 22, at Avon Park Air Force Range, Fla.After approximately 70 years, the 598th RANS formerly known as the 598th Bombardier Squadron reactivated and U.S. Air Force Lt. Col. Kevin

  • In memory of the missing

    The Prisoners of War/Missing in Action Remembrance Week was held, Sept. 14-17, here to remind Airmen of those who served as POW/MIAs.Every year, POW/MIA Remembrance Week is held to pay respect to the POWs or MIA's who did not return home from war."There are so many people who have served before us,

  • Flying Tigers land in Estonia

    Twelve A-10 Thunderbolt IIs and approximately 350 Airmen from the 74th Expeditionary Fighter Squadron arrived at Amari Air Base, Estonia September 21, as part of a theater security package deployment in support of Operation Atlantic Resolve.The Airmen and aircraft, deployed from the 23d Wing out of

  • 357th FS trains at Green Flag-West

    More than 100 Airmen and eight A-10 Thunderbolt IIs from Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, Arizona, arrived at Nellis AFB to participate in Green Flag-West 15-10 from Sept. 13-25.Green Flag-West is an advanced, realistic, and relevant air-to-surface training exercise, preparing joint and coalition

  • U-2 Dragon Lady takes center stage during Air Force celebrations

    For 60 years the U-2 "Dragon Lady" has been providing high-altitude intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance for national decision-makers enabling them to make educated decisions regarding the security and safety of the United States. Throughout 2015, the U. S. Air Force has been celebrating

  • Moody to support Operation Atlantic Resolve

    Team Moody announced today, 12 A-10C Thunderbolt IIs are scheduled to deploy as part of a Theater Security Package in support of Operation Atlantic Resolve.Approximately 300 Airmen and support equipment will deploy to bases across Europe with the A-10s from the 23rd Wing.U.S. Air Force Col. Mark

  • Beale conducts 'fini' flight for MC-12W Liberty

    Beale Airmen conducted a "fini" flight in the MC-12W Liberty at Beale Air Force Base, California, Sept. 16, 2015.A fini flight is an aviation tradition that can be traced back to the Vietnam War era.  It honors aircrew members or an aircraft model in a final flight at a particular location.Airmen

  • COMACC talks 5th-generation warfare, innovation at AFA

    Gen. Hawk Carlisle, commander of Air Combat Command, addressed advances in fifth-generation warfare and the importance of delivering cutting-edge technology during day two of the Air Force Association's Air and Space Conference and Technology Exposition.For an audience of Airmen, civic leaders,

  • Oldest Rocketeer turns 100

    Airmen from the 336th Fighter Squadron Rocketeers traveled to Albuquerque, New Mexico, Sept. 3, for the 100th birthday celebration of the oldest surviving Rocketeer fighter pilot, retired 1st Lt. William "Bill" Corbett Slade.The celebration was an opportunity for six Rocketeers to learn about their

  • Take action: September is National Preparedness Month

    September is National Preparedness Month, and Air Combat Command encourages Airmen, civilians and their families to be prepared for emergencies and disasters at all times.This year's theme is "Don't wait. Communicate. Make your emergency plan today," and each week of the month is dedicated to

  • COMACC visits battlefield Airmen at Pope AAF

    U.S. Air Force Gen. Hawk Carlisle, commander of Air Combat Command, met with battlefield Airmen assigned to the 18th Air Support Operations Group during a visit here Sept. 9.Carlisle's visit included mission briefings and equipment demonstrations by 18th ASOG units including the 682nd Air Support

  • New trainer provides huge benefits for Compass Call crews

    After nearly five years in the works, the 55th Electronic Combat Group's EC-130 Compass Call flight deck simulator went fully operational in June.The new $35 million weapons system trainer allows 55th ECG aircrew and maintenance members to perform multiple types of annual training without ever

  • Creech Airmen participate in CPIP to improve the RPA enterprise

    Creech Airmen and families were the first to participate in the initial stage of Air Combat Command's new Culture and Process Improvement Program here, Sept. 10 and 11, 2015.The CPIP teams will visit 12 Air Force active duty, Reserve and National Guard bases and was established to target and develop

  • COMACC visits Seymour Johnson AFB, talks priorities, future

    U.S. Air Force Gen. Hawk Carlisle, commander of Air Combat Command, visited Seymour Johnson Air Force Base, North Carolina, Sept. 8-9, to further immerse himself in the 4th Fighter Wing's mission and one of its most prominent quality of life programs, the "Make It Better" initiative.During the

  • Special mission aviator earns coveted award

    Staff Sgt. Sven Raemer, a special mission aviator assigned to the 34th Weapons Squadron, was recently awarded the Staff Sgt. Henry "Red" Erwin Outstanding Enlisted Aircrew Member Airman of the Year Award.The annual award is given to an enlisted aircrew member for their outstanding accomplishments

  • Seymour Johnson AFB remembers 9/11

    A 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony was held Sept. 11, at the main fire station on Seymour Johnson Air Force Base, North Carolina to mark the 14-year anniversary since the terrorist attacks of 2001.More than 150 members of the base and local community attended this year's event, which featured a slideshow

  • JTACs train at Poinsett

    The 20th Operations Support Squadron Poinsett Electronic Combat Range hosted the U.S. Army Special Operations Command during joint terminal attack controller training in Wedgefield, South Carolina, Aug. 31 through Sept. 3.The training was conducted by USASOC JTAC's with help from the 20th Fighter

  • Operation Llama Fury: Joint base training aims to standardize AFSC

    Explosive ordnance disposal Airmen from three bases descended upon Seymour Johnson Air Force Base for a training exercise, Aug. 24-28.Teams from Joint Base Langley-Eustis, Moody and Andrews Air Force Bases participated in Operation Llama Fury, where teams competed against each other to promote

  • Defense Secretary Ash Carter visits Nellis

    Defense Secretary (Dr.) Ash Carter visited the base Aug. 26 to observe Red Flag 15-4 operations and speak to Airmen and coalition partners about the future of the force and innovation.While at Nellis Air Force Base, the secretary visited the 414th Combat Training Squadron, toured the Combined Air

  • 513th Air Control Group flies in Joint Task Force Exercise

    Reservists from the 513th Air Control Group returned home Aug. 27 from Naval Air Station North Island in San Diego, California, where they provided Airborne Warning and Control System support to the Navy's Joint Task Force Exercise off the coast of Southern California.The exercise, led by the Navy's

  • 4th CES leads the way in energy

    The 4th Civil Engineer Squadron was recently awarded the 2015 Federal Energy & Water Management award, which recognizes individuals and organizations for significant contributions to energy and water efficiency within the federal government.The 4th CES began their journey back in 2014 by recognizing

  • Tinker aircrews take part in Red Flag exercise

    Members of Tinker Air Force Base's 552nd Air Control Wing proved their mettle during an intense simulated combat training exercise that took place July 13 through July 31.The 960th Airborne Air Control Squadron "Vikings," 552nd Air Control Network Squadron and 552nd Maintenance Group returned July

  • First operational F-35As arrive at Hill AFB

    The Air Force ushered in a new era of combat air power today as Hill Air Force Base received the service's first two operational F-35As.Hill's active duty 388th Fighter Wing and Reserve 419th Fighter Wing will be the first combat-coded units to fly and maintain the Air Force's newest

  • 366th Fighter Wing earns Air Force Outstanding Unit Award

    Located 45 minutes southeast of Boise, Idaho, Mountain Home Air Force Base may seem like a sleepy small town installation. Most people probably would not expect this secluded base to be host to one of the most outstanding units in the Air Force. The men and women of the 366th Fighter Wing recently

  • The Eagle has Landed: F-15 Eagle finds new home

    Air Force aircraft that can no longer be flown are usually sent to the boneyard at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, Arizona. Those lucky enough to avoid this fate, may get the chance to become training tools or static displays to be enjoyed for many years to come.Tyndall has been working hand-in-hand

  • JBLE completes deployment readiness exercise

    U.S. Service members completed a Phase I Deployment Readiness Exercise at Langley Air Force Base, Virginia, Aug. 24-28, 2015.The exercise, which took place over the course of the week, simulated a mass deployment of the 633rd Air Base Wing and assessed its ability to rapidly deploy to an

  • Polish, US demonstrate 'Stronger Together' at Lask

    Four U.S. Air Force F-16 Fighting Falcon fighter aircraft, two F-22 Raptors and one C-130 Hercules cargo aircraft arrived at Łask Air Base, Poland, Aug. 31, 2015. The Airmen and aircraft are in Poland for separate flying training events with allies to demonstrate the countries' shared commitment to

  • WSEP Outstanding performers

    During the recent Air-Ground Weapons Systems Evaluation Program, also known as Combat Hammer, Aug. 3-7, 2015, some Airmen distinguished themselves above their peers in both maintenance and aircrew operations.These four Airmen of the 432nd Wing/432nd Air Expeditionary Wing, Staff Sgt. Charlie Loper,

  • Operation That's My Dress hits Las Vegas

    For many women, the daily grind of military life can sometimes take its toll, leaving some feeling like they could use a day to get pampered; however, looking like a million bucks often comes at a cost not everyone can afford.But that is where the Las Vegas USO has stepped in, providing a day of

  • Red Flag 15-4 marks 40th year anniversary

    From its inception in 1975, Red Flag exercises have tested military members' combat capabilities in air, space and cyberspace. Red Flag 15-4, which concluded here Aug.28, will close out the 40th anniversary of Red Flag.Col. Jeffrey Weed, 414th Combat Training Squadron commander, expressed his

  • NCO finds calling by helping others

    Is this the job for me? Did I pick the right career field? One might find themselves asking this question throughout their Air Force career. If this question arises, don't fret, there are several viable options an Airman has to expand their careers without having to leave the Air Force.Tech Sgt.

  • New program aimed to improve MQ-1/9 community begins at ACC

    The initial stage of Air Combat Command's new program, the Culture and Process Improvement Program, began here, Aug. 21, and is designed to take place across 12 Air Force active duty, reserve and National Guard bases.The CPIP was established to target and develop methods of improvement for concerns

  • Airmen weather through Marine tactics course

    -- Aircraft ranging from bombers to fighters to helicopters all have one similarity between them that can be either friend or foe.Mother Nature.But one specialized group of Airmen is able to tell whether service members are dealing with friendly forces or one of its most deadliest foes. Amongst

  • F-22 inaugural deployment to Europe

    Four F-22 Raptors, one C-17 Globemaster III, and approximately 60 Airmen arrived at Spangdahlem Air Base, Germany, to train with allied air forces and U.S. services through mid-September.This first-ever F-22 training deployment to Europe is funded by the European Reassurance Initiative, and provides

  • US Airman recognized as 'hero' in Paris

    U.S. Ambassador to France, Jane D. Hartly, recognized Airman 1st Class Spencer Stone for his actions in saving countless lives during a terrorist attack aboard a train headed toward Paris Aug. 21."We often use the word hero, and in this case I know that word has never been more appropriate," Hartley

  • AF Senior leaders give State of the Air Force address

    Secretary of the Air Force Deborah Lee James and Chief of Staff of the Air Force Gen. Mark A. Welsh III held a State of the Air Force address at the Pentagon, Aug. 24.The first topic of discussion was about Airman 1st Class Spencer Stone's heroic actions aboard a train in France. James briefed that

  • Historic fighter squadron celebrates 98th birthday

    One of America's oldest fighter squadrons celebrated its 98th birthday at Langley Air Force Base, Virginia, Aug. 20, 2015.The 94th Fighter Squadron, which dates back to World War I, was originally organized at Kelly Field, Texas, before being re-designated to Langley in June 1975. The squadron is

  • Air Force extends SAPR services to AF civilians

    The Air Force released a policy memo today allowing Air Force civilian employees who are victims of sexual assault to file restricted and unrestricted reports with their installation's sexual assault response coordinator.The policy is effective immediately and allows SARCs and sexual assault

  • 71st FTS 'Ironmen' return to Langley

    U.S. Air Force Airmen, former Service members and families welcomed the 71st Fighter Squadron "Ironmen" back to Joint Base Langley-Eustis during a reactivation ceremony here, Aug. 21.Deactivated in 2010, the historic fighter squadron will continue its legacy of excellence, but shift its focus from

  • New Horizons medical personnel provide emergency assistance in mass casualty

    U.S. Air Force medical personnel treated mass causality incident victims at the Dr. Salvador Parades Hospital in Trujillo, Honduras, Aug. 10, 2015.The incident involved 14 Honduran army soldiers from the 15th Battalion who were injured in an explosion at their base said a Honduran army official.The

  • From throttle to brakes ACMS maintainers make RPA missions possible

    Imagine a wire entangled room laden with the sound of humming computer drives, or a crowded air-conditioned ground control station dimly lit by the glow of computer screens. In these locations one might also find Airmen of the 432nd Aircraft Communications Maintenance Squadron attending to one of

  • Honduran air force members glean valuable knowledge from NDI technicians

    Five members from the Honduran air force teamed up with 12th Air Force (Air Forces Southern) and the 355th Equipment Maintenance Squadron for a subject matter expert exchange from Aug. 16-22, 2015.  The exchange focused primarily on a variety of nondestructive inspections lab processes."The NDI lab

  • RPA Airmen save time, money with new NDI technology

    Non-destructive inspection (NDI) technicians assigned to the 432nd Maintenance Squadron at Creech Air Force Base, Nevada are among the first Airmen to receive training on a new technology used to maintain and fix remotely piloted aircraft and parts.The Q-800 Portable Shearography System equipment or

  • Holloman receives Pete Taylor Partnership of Excellence Award

    Holloman received the Pete Taylor Partnership of Excellence Award on Aug. 18, from the Military Child Education Coalition for their participation in the Otero STEM program.STEM provides specific education in science, technology, engineering and mathematics to children in real-world applications.The

  • 25th Air Force commander visits Beale

    U.S. Air Force Maj. Gen. Bradford "B.J." Shwedo, 25th Air Force commander, visited Beale Air Force Base, California, Aug. 12, for the first time after assuming command of the 25th Air Force. During the visit, Shwedo was familiarized with the 9th Reconnaissance Wing mission. The 25th Air Force

  • Continuing evolution: 75 years of Nellis History

    Closing in on its 75th anniversary, Nellis Air Force Base has stood the test of time. Although the Las Vegas Army Air Field opened in 1941, the base's roots can be traced back to a little over a decade earlier when a new airfield opened in the barren desert of Las Vegas.Pop Simon, a local fuel

  • Raising the Red Flag: Combat training at its finest

    Airmen from the 77th Fighter Squadron here are participating in Red Flag 15-4 at Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada, Aug. 11 to 17.Red Flag, executed through the 414th Combat Training Squadron at Nellis, is a realistic combat training exercise conducted at the Nevada Test and Training Range by the United

  • Langley Youth Programs wins Program of the Year

    The Langley Youth Programs at Joint Base Langley-Eustis, Virginia continued their winning streak upon being named Program of the Year by Boys and Girls Club of America while competing against all military installations and BGCAs throughout the Virginia and Washington D.C. area in 2015.This year

  • Women Warrior Luncheon: Empowering women one chevron at a time

    A small group of female Airmen came together for an afternoon of empowerment and planning during the inaugural Women Warrior Luncheon here, Aug. 12.The luncheon, hosted by 633rd Air Base Wing Chapel staff, facilitated communication between junior Airmen and seasoned leaders with the intent to

  • 25 years on the hunt

    On Aug. 9, the 55th Wing's personnel and its RC-135V/W Rivet Joint aircraft hit 25 straight years of continuous deployment to U.S. Central Command's area of responsibility.What started out as a single ship response to Iraq's invasion of Kuwait on Aug. 2, 1990, has now turned into what is believed to

  • Hammer Time, RPA, maintenance crews test skills in Combat Hammer exercise

    Airmen from four squadrons within the 432nd Wing and 432nd Air Expeditionary Wing participated in the annual Air-Ground Weapon Systems Evaluation Program, also known as Combat Hammer exercise, at Creech Air Force Base, Nevada, Aug. 3-7.The exercise tested the maintenance crews, pilots, sensor

  • Purple Heart recipients honored during banquet

    Two active-duty Airmen from Seymour Johnson Air Force Base, North Carolina, along with 48 local veterans, were honored at a Purple Heart Banquet, Aug. 7, at the First Pentecostal Holiness Church in Goldsboro.The event honored service members from Eastern North Carolina who've received the medal,

  • ACC commander releases new command strategy

    Gen. Hawk Carlisle, commander of Air Combat Command released the ACC's 2015 command strategy "Securing the High Ground" today.The principles the document outlines are designed to chart a deliberate course for ACC that will transform today's Combat Air Force into the CAF of tomorrow."This strategy

  • Intel Airman sets record

    For the average Airman, the beginning of their career looks pretty similar: complete basic military training and technical school and then at their first duty station, knock out career development courses.When Airman 1st Class Nathan M. Dunster, 55th Intelligence Support Squadron electronic warfare

  • Beale responds to wildfire with local community firefighters

    Beale personnel from the 9th Civil Engineer Squadron assisted CAL Fire and other fire prevention organizations with fighting a wildfire near Clearlake in California, Aug. 6.The Rocky fire started July 29, and is the largest of 19 active wildfires burning across the state, consuming nearly 70,000

  • MIB initiative promotes resilience '4 Teens'

    Every day brings new challenges for our Airmen, whether it's in the form of an upcoming deployment that will take them away from their family, or a hurdle at work they must overcome. Fortunately, they continue to find a way to handle this adversity through training, teamwork and wingmanship, all for

  • Comprehensive Airman Fitness on the go

    The Wingman Toolkit, an outreach and communication tool designed to ensure Airmen have quick and easy access to the latest Comprehensive Airman Fitness programs and resources, now has a mobile app available to download.The app provides resources to improve mental, physical, social and spiritual

  • Flying high: Strike Eagle pilot reaches elite milestone

    For F-15E Strike Eagle aircrew at the 4th Fighter Wing, flying through the skies is a part of their lifestyle. However, for Lt. Col. Paul Hibbard, 333rd Fighter Squadron instructor pilot, the clouds are almost like a second home.On July 22, Hibbard surpassed the 3,000-hour mark in the F-15E, joining

  • Warfighter of the Week: Senior Airman Kyle Streets

    Senior Airman Kyle Streets, 12th Air Force (Air Forces Southern) personnel security manager, was recognized as the Warfighter of the Week, July 27, 2015.Streets was born into a military lifestyle and by the time he graduated high school he already knew that he wanted to continue in his parents'

  • Certified to save lives

    Twenty-one U.S. Air Force Airmen graduated from a paramedic training course at the Pima Community College Public Safety and Emergency Services Institute July 31.The course is a four-month accelerated paramedic certification that is usually 10 months to complete and consists of classroom and field

  • 354th EFS completes historic TSP deployment

    The 354th Expeditionary Fighter Squadron completed its theater security package mission throughout Europe in support of Operation Atlantic Resolve, July 31, 2015.The squadron's 12 A-10 Thunderbolt II aircraft and approximately 300 Airmen from the 355th Fighter Wing, Davis-Monthan Air Force Base,

  • Shwedo takes command of 25th AF and Shanahan gets 3rd star

    U.S. Air Force Maj. Gen. Bradford J. "B.J." Shwedo, took command of the 25th Air Force today from Maj. Gen. John N. T. "Jack" Shanahan during a change of command ceremony that Gen. Herbert J. "Hawk" Carlisle, commander of Air Combat Command, officiated here, Aug. 3. "It is great to be back here in

  • Beale EOD trains, supports Sentry Eagle 15

    When you hear the words 'Sentry Eagle,' your first thought might be F-15 Eagles, F-16 Falcons, or F-18 Hornets. You would think of these fighter airframes, but would explosive ordnance disposal cross your mind? It might not.Members of the 9th Civil Engineer Squadron Explosive Ordnance Disposal

  • 9th AF welcomes new commander

    Ninth Air Force welcomed a new commander here, as Maj. Gen. Mark Kelly assumed command from Maj. Gen. H. D. Polumbo Jr. in a ceremony officiated by Gen. Hawk Carlisle, commander of Air Combat Command, on July 31.Ninth Air Force, headquartered at Shaw Air Force Base, is a Numbered Air Force under ACC

  • New Horizons medical team supports exercise personnel and Hondurans

    New Horizons Honduras 2015 training exercise medical personnel have provided medical support to exercise personnel and Hondurans since June 2015 and will continue to do so until early August.The 15-person medical team is made up of a general surgeon, anesthesiologist, operating room nurse, emergency

  • Eye in the sky, RPA Airmen in the Red Flag fight

    The sun beats down on the dry Nevada desert bringing a smell of fuel that fills the air. Engines begin roaring to life as the Airmen of the 432nd Wing prepare to support Red Flag 15-3 from July 13-31, 2015.Located approximately an hour from Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada, where participants eat,

  • Air Force removes nuclear excess from Alaska

    The Air Force Technical Applications Center, headquartered at Patrick AFB, Fla., removed excess nuclear material from one of the center's seismic arrays on Burnt Mountain, Alaska, and transferred it to a repository at the Nevada National Security Site after nearly 15 years of inoperability.Ten

  • Gunfighter recognized as one of the Air Force's Outstanding Airmen

    Since its inception in 1956, the 12 Outstanding Airmen of the Year award has recognized superior Airmen for their leadership, job performance, community involvement and personal achievements.This year Mountain Home Air Force Base has the pleasure of recognizing one of our own Airmen, Staff Sergeant

  • AWACS reservists team up with E-3 program managers

    For the first time in the history of the E-3 Sentry, reservists from the 513th Air Control Group invited E-3 program managers from Hanscom Air Force Base, Mass., on board to showcase the Block 40/45 upgrade during a training mission on July 19.The program managers, who are responsible for upgrades

  • Airmen help base 'weather' any storm

    Multiple displays of surrounding weather conditions fill monitors throughout the room. Screens and documents are flooded with combined acronyms and numbers - a cryptic language only a specialist can decipher.Amidst the colorful display of precipitation, wind and climate forecasts, short spouts of

  • Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony Marks Completion of Major New Horizons Project

    New Horizons Honduras 2015 training exercise personnel, Honduran government officials, Honduran military members and U.S. Embassy representatives, in addition to the Gabriela Mistral students and their parents, attended a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new two-classroom schoolhouse at the Gabriela

  • RPA prophecy fulfilled, oldest RPA squadron celebrates 20 years

    By the end of World War II endless possibilities were brought to one man's prophecy that would set the stage for modern day of aviation.General Henry H. "Hap" Arnold made a startling prediction: "We have just won a war with a lot of heroes flying around in planes. The next war may be fought by

  • Innovative Airmen recognized by AF vice chief of staff

    Air Force Vice Chief of Staff Gen. Larry O. Spencer presented the inaugural General Larry O. Spencer Innovation Awards July 23 at the Pentagon, to Airmen who made the most significant contributions to saving Air Force financial and manpower resources this year."This is personal for me -- not because

  • Overcoming all odds, Airmen defeats toughest adversary yet

    He awoke on a frigid Washington D.C. morning completely blind and was rushed through the cold snow laden streets in a furious sprint to the hospital.A few hours later Ryan Keeney received the worst news of his life. He had been diagnosed with Acute Myelogenous Leukemia, a deadly form of cancer which

  • Creech Airmen showcase RPA at Canadian airshow

    The RPA MQ-1 Predator made its debut in Canada among 30,000 Alberta locals in Lethbridge, July 23-25. It's the second time it was showcased at an international airshow.Fifteen Airmen from Creech Air Force Base, Nevada, participated in the 2015 Lethbridge International Airshow and educated the

  • TRICARE now provides breast pumps, lactation counseling and more

    Mothers that choose to breast feed their infants might be surprised to learn that TRICARE updated its coverage to include breast pumps and supplies as of July 1.TRICARE can aid expecting Desert Lightning Team mothers through the process to obtain a breast pump and supplies. There are multiple