Air Force recruiter stabbed in New York

An Air Force recruiter was stabbed outside her Harlem recruiting office Dec. 11 at about 12:45 p.m. in New York City. Staff Sgt. Sarah Charles, a recruiter with the 313th Recruiting Squadron, is currently in critical but stable condition. Sergeant Charles was talking with a potential applicant at

"Asking a fish to explain water," and other questions from the AETC Symposium

When Col. Brett Morris, director of research for the Air Command and Staff College at Maxwell Air Force Base, gives a presentation; he likes to open by provoking his audience. "I start by asking people, 'Can you explain American culture to me?'" he said. "It's like asking a fish to explain water;

NCO feedback requested for future assessments

Right now staff sergeants through chief master sergeants are encouraged to share feedback with the Air Force Occupational Measurement Squadron. This feedback will help the noncommissioned officers have a voice in his or her own career advancement. Input from the Military Knowledge and Testing

Wanna make an Air Force commercial?

Senior leaders are asking Airmen to get behind the camera and submit a video for the next Air Force advertising campaign. The contest has begun and runs until Jan. 9. Airmen are encouraged to create a video depicting what their unit or they do to support the Air Force mission, as well as highlight

Huge SAMMC construction project breaks ground

Military leaders, construction officials and wounded warriors joined together Dec. 8 to break ground for the historic start of construction on the San Antonio Military Medical Center, a $724 million construction and renovation project at Brooke Army and Wilford Hall Medical Centers. The

Air Force radio show features Faith Hill

The 2008 "Red, White and Air Force Blue Christmas" radio special featuring country music's multi-award winning artist Faith Hill arrives this week at more than 3,300 country music radio stations across the nation. In its 14th year, the radio special includes a selection of holiday classics from Mrs.

Air Force announces OTS selection board 09OT01 results

A total of 223 men and women from across America have earned an opportunity to become Air Force leaders following their selection for an officer's commission. Air Force Recruiting Service officials considered 474 applications as part of Officer Training School Selection Board 09OT01, which selected

Sinterklaas passes out presents

Innovation leads to safe maintenance, increased production

The ingenuity and expertise of the 97th Maintenance Directorate, or A-TEAM, has paid huge dividends. Two jet engine mechanics, with the help of an independent contractor, designed and created engine maintenance stands specifically intended for C-17 aircraft. After only a year of use, the stands

Iron Falcon means air superiority, record-breaking maintenance for Nomads

Remaining "Mighty Gorillas" of the 58th Fighter Squadron and their supporting Nomad team redeployed Dec. 6 after effectively deterring "red air" targets in a more than month-long exercise over Southwest Asia. "All together, with a lot of fantastic Nomad support, the Mighty Gorilla team of pilots,