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  • KEESLER AFB, Miss. Airman Charles Roper, (left) 335th Training Squadron student; Corey Coach, a 16-year-old athlete from Jackson, Miss.; and Airman Markus Lowe, also a 335th TRS student, display one of Coach’s tires burned off during the 30 meter non-motorized slalom at the Triangle Track. (Photo by Kemberly Groue)

    Burnin' Rubber

  • Summer 2007 AFROTC Detachment Commander Positions Open

    Air Education and Training Command officials announced May 9 projected vacancies for Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps detachment commander positions for summer 2007. Lieutenant colonels and lieutenant colonel selects interested in applying must submit completed application packages by Aug. 31. Send packages to: HQ AETC/A1FOD, 1850 First

  • AETC commander addresses technology conference

    The U.S. Air Force is the world's greatest air and space power. This dominance owes much to the world-class training Airmen receive and the technology that brings it to them. Gen. William R. Looney III delivered the keynote address May 10 at the Technology in Education and Training Conference in San Antonio, Texas. The general's comments focused on
  • ALI BASE, Iraq -- Senior Airman Joshua Beagley, 407th Expeditionary Operations Support Squadron, runs a checklist as he controls the air space over Southern Iraq from the Area Control Center here. Each month, the center controls more than 10,000 aircraft in a 200-mile radius around Ali. (Photo by Master Sgt. Andrew Gates)

    Deployed Vance Airmen control Iraqi skies

    Working at the second busiest airfield in the Air Force honed the skills of two Vance AFB air traffic controllers who deployed to Ali Air Base, Iraq, in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. "Within a four-month span, we moved more than 10,000 military and civilian aircraft safely through the assigned airspace," said Staff Sgt. Jon Neidigh, air

  • AFIT team wins national

    A select panel of distinguished senior U.S. Department of State diplomats and executives yesterday chose four students from the Air Force Institute of Technology as the winners of its national case study competition. The team, consisting of Majors Timothy Kirk, Ita Udoaka and Carolyn Wood -- intermediate developmental education students -- and

  • AFIT team wins national

    A select panel of distinguished senior U.S. Department of State diplomats and executives yesterday chose four students from the Air Force Institute of Technology as the winners of its national case study competition. The team, consisting of Majors Timothy Kirk, Ita Udoaka and Carolyn Wood -- intermediate developmental education students -- and
  • LITTLE ROCK AFB, Ark. (AETCNS) -- Colonel Donald Wilhite, 314th Airlift Wing inspector general, addresses participants of a field training exercise here May 18, 2006. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Vanessa Valentine)

    Motivating the troops

  • Air Force releases report on major's death

    The Air Force today released a report of investigation into the Feb. 15 death of Major Bryan Adrian, citing the cause of death as a pre-existing heart condition known as Long Q-T Syndrome. Major Adrian was temporarily assigned to the 342nd Training Squadron at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas, during training to be a combat rescue officer. His duty
  • Senior Airman Tiffany Vidal finishes up a year of performances with the Tops in Blue at Lackland Air Force Base in March of this year. Airman Vidal has since returned to her duties as a ward clerk for the 59th Medical Wing at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. (U.S. Air Force photo by Robbin Cresswell)

    Lyrics, laughter and lessons learned; 59th Medical Wing member shares story of Tops in Blue experience

    When can you dance and sing, make thirty new friends and learn some valuable life lessons, all while you work? When you're a member of the Tops in Blue, the Air Force's premier entertainment troop, according to Senior Airman Tiffany Vidal. Airman Vidal recently returned to her duties as a ward clerk in the 759th Surgical Operations Squadron here
  • From left to right, Maj. Dan Pence, Senior Airman Olufemi Owolabi, Col. Mike Minahan, and Tech. Sgt. Gabriel Valdez compete as relay team 'XL1' in the "sandbag litter carry" portion of the 7-mile run leg in the 2006 Laughlin Adventure Race. The third year for the race, it was begun by an instructor pilot at the base as a way to have fun but yet challenge one's self in physical competition. Major Pence is the wing plans officer, Airman Owolabi works in the public affairs office, Colonel Minahan is the wing commander and Sergeant Valdez is the wing command post operations NCOIC. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Austin M. May)

    Air Force, Army teams compete in adventure race

    While the morning sun swiftly scaled the West Texas sky, 360 Airmen, Soldiers, civilians and spouses psyched themselves up for a grueling, intense endeavor as the start of the second annual Laughlin Air Force Base Adventure Race drew near May 13. The race would take 49 teams from two branches of service, including six Texas and New Mexico Air Force
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