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  • AETC commander's statement to the press

    Let me begin by saying you are going to hear me use the word "alleged" numerous times today. This is because most of the cases I will discuss are still moving through the legal process and it is important that we not pre-judge any of these cases in any way and remember that each person we are

  • 2013 CDCs available online in September

    The Airman Advancement Division's online library, e-WAPS Online Reference Library Database, or e-WORLD, will soon have 2013 promotion cycle study reference material available.Airmen will be able to access the latest reference material by September. Past Career Development Courses are also available

  • Sexual assault is a crime

    Sexual assault is a crime that degrades values, disrupts readiness, undermines goodwill and forever changes the lives of victims and their families. The Defense Department defines sexual assault as intentional sexual contact, characterized by the use of force, physical threat or abuse of authority

  • New Air Force dental school, clinic dedicated

    A new state-of-the art facility here dedicated to training military dentists in advanced specialties and serving as a worldwide referral center has officially opened its doors. During an early morning outdoor ceremony to avoid the Texas heat, military leaders dedicated the Air Force Post Graduate

  • AF top engineers give tips on saving energy, money

    Summer is officially under way. While it means fun in the sun for Airmen and their families, it can be an expensive, wasteful time of year for the Air Force. Utility bills on installations often rise drastically as air conditioning units and sprinkler systems work to keep up. The Air Force spends

  • Altus AFB supports Denton Amendment with delivery of donations to Haiti

    Members of the 58th Airlift Squadron, 97th Security Forces Squadron, and 97th Maintenance Directorate delivered 50,000 pounds of humanitarian aid donations to Haiti June 22, 2012, thanks to the Denton Amendment.The Denton Amendment permits the Department of Defense to provide transportation of

  • First commandant of the Medical Education & Training Campus retires

    Navy Rear Adm. Bob Kiser, commandant of the Medical Education and Training Campus, concluded an exemplary 38-year navy career with a retirement ceremony on Fort Sam Houston, Texas, June 15. Kiser became a part of METC history when he arrived as the first commandant in May 2010, ultimately shaping

  • First sergeants bring joy to special needs kids, families

    As every parent knows, seeing your children happy is priceless.Master Sgt. Sherlock Walker can relate to that assessment as the father of two children.Walker helped organize an event that allowed other parents to create more enjoyable moments with their children.Walker and Master Sgt. Nicole