CSAF visits Goodfellow

"You can't win the Daytona 500 in a '57 Chevy," said Chief of Staff of the Air Force Gen. T. Michael Moseley as he talked about the Air Force's fleet of aging fighter, bomber and tanker aircraft to an audience of more than 1,000 Airmen and civilians during his visit to Goodfellow AFB, April 20. With

An Argentine affair

In today's modern Air Force, it is a necessity to create and maintain strong working relationships with our international allies. Senior leadership visits and exchange programs are a major part of establishing rapport. Such is the case with the Argentine air force. Randolph AFB served as host to

Surging

AF recognizes two AETC PA civilians

Two public affairs civilians from Air Education and Training Command were recognized this week as the best in the Air Force in their respective categories. Lynis Cox was named the Outstanding PA Intermediate Grade Civilian of 2006 -- wing level. Mrs. Cox is the deputy chief for the Air University

Coming in for a landing: T-38 retires one model, paves the runway for another

For 41 years, the T-38 Talon has served as a second-step trainer for students at the 80th Flying Training Wing at Sheppard AFB, honing their skills until they're elevated to combat-ready fighter pilots. With 80th FTW Commander Col. Jeffrey Kendall at the helm, the last "A"-model of these jets made

AETC announces Group II housing privatization highest ranked offeror

The Air Force selected Pinnacle-Hunt Communities, LLC, April 30 as the highest ranked offeror in the bidding for the Air Education and Training Command Group II housing privatization project. The announcement means Pinnacle-Hunt will participate in exclusive negotiations with AETC officials for the

Tuskegee Airmen recall heroism, victories over adversity

It's fair to say that Goodfellow AFB doesn't see many fighter pilots. With our B-25 Mitchell displayed proudly outside the gate, our heritage is mainly one of bombers and bomber pilots.That being said, many of the bomber pilots in World War II would not have survived without the valiant defense of

337th RCS rolls up sleeves, helps beautify camp for seriously ill youth

The 337th Recruiting Squadron works hard every day to find qualified applicants throughout North and South Carolina to become the next generation of the Air Force. Recently, however, a team of 337th RCS "Nighthawks" took time out of production to roll up their sleeves and help with several

AF Recruiting Service announces American Spirit Award winners

Air Force Recruiting Service announced the National Football League's Indianapolis Colts and the Manchester (N.H.) Wolves of the Arena 2 Football League as winner's of the command's prestigious American Spirit Award May 1. The American Spirit Award is Air Force Recruiting Service's highest form of

2nd Air Force officially activates group

Second Air Force leaders reserved space in history April 27 by officially activating a unit that's been performing a unique and vital mission for almost a year. Under authority of Air Force headquarters, the 602nd Training Group-Provisional was activated, with Col. Mark McClelland as commander. The