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  • JBSA-Randolph Keystone Club members 'think big' at national conference

    A group of teenagers who belong to the Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph Youth Programs' Keystone Club recently spent a weekend in Fort Worth, Texas, honing their leadership skills, building a community garden and listening to motivational speakers and musical performers.The students attended the 45th

  • FLETA grants accreditation to AF Security Forces officer, enlisted courses

    The Federal Law Enforcement Training Accreditation Board granted initial program accreditation status to the 343rd Training Squadron's Security Forces Basic Officer and Apprentice Courses at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland recently.Air Force Director of Security Forces Brig. Gen. James McMillian

  • Cini -- a military working dog - 2003-2012

    Cini was a military working dog.She had a tattoo inside her ear to prove it - H386.Her Air Force career began when the she was purchased shortly after birth in 2003. It ended March 22 on the door step of the working-dog kennel at Vance Air Force Base, Okla., when she died in the arms of her handler,

  • Generals Rice, Stenner: AETC, AFRC partnership vital to mission success

    Lt. Gen. Charles E. Stenner Jr., commander of Air Force Reserve Command, took some time to highlight the importance of the partnership between AFRC and Air Education and Training Command during a visit to the 340th Flying Training Group here April 4.Stenner visited many of the Reserve units working

  • AETC presents General Flowers with Order of the Sword

    The enlisted men and women of Air Education and Training Command presented retired Maj. Gen. Alfred K. Flowers with the Order of the Sword during a special ceremony at the Parr O'Club here April 6.Before his retirement in November 2011, Flowers served as the deputy assistant for Budget at the Office

  • Airman & Family Readiness Center best in Air Force

    One word summed up the reaction at the Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland Airman and Family Readiness Center about being named the 2011 Air Force AFRC Program of the Year - elation. "They were elated," said Sharon Witter, AFRC chief, when the staff was informed about the recent award. "There was a

  • Luke supports Wings of Blue visit

    The Air Force Academy Wings of Blue Parachute Team completed 4,918 jumps during a two-week period in March while at Gila Bend Auxiliary Field in southwestern Arizona. The team also set a new world record here as well. A new collegiate skydiving world record was set at Gila Bend Air Force Auxiliary

  • Consolidated telephone services change April 1

    A key component of Air Education and Training Command's Culture of Cost Consciousness, or C3, is the application of technology to achieve cost savings - also known as Information Technology Efficiencies.AETC is changing the way it conducts consolidated telephone operations. The end result will be

  • Virtual Wingman makes smart choices easy

    Air Education and Training Command unveiled a new website accessible by smart phones and tablets that is designed to provide resiliency and safety information to Airmen. The website was shown at the Air Force Community Action Information Board meeting March 29.Among the highlights of the website are

  • Former commander inducted into AETC Order of Sword

    The former commander of Air Education and Training Command's 2nd Air Force is set to be inducted into AETC's Order of the Sword here a 6 p.m., April 6, in the Parr Club. Maj. Gen. Alfred Flowers retired from Air Force service in November 2011 after more than 46 years on active duty. He served as