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  • Commentary: Airmail

    Can F-22 get paint job, better visibility? Question: Why has the (once beautiful, but hardly noticed) F-22 display on Wyoming Boulevard been abandoned with the paint fading since it was first installed there? I say hardly noticed because of its location. I have spoken with a lot of people and almost

  • AFAF campaign continues through April 17

    The Air Force Assistance Fund was created to provide an annual effort to raise money for the charities that support Air Force families. The fund provides support to four charities: the Air Force Villages Indigent Widows' Fund, the Air Force Enlisted Village Indigent Widows' Fund, the Air Force Aid

  • Steering group starts Lights Out events

    A Lights Out event planned for Wednesday, March 25, will target shutting down all nonessential equipment and turning off unnecessary lights the entire day. Be sure to power down all items that don't require 24/7 operations when leaving work on the March 25. The Lights Out Checklist at the end of

  • Safety commander lists Air Force priorities

    Although Maj. Gen. Frederick Roggero, Air Force Safety Center commander, has several priorities concerning safety in the Air Force, it is no surprise that ground safety has quickly made it to the forefront of his priority list. Over the last 10 years, on average, the Air Force has lost about eight

  • Medical awards announced

    The Air Force Surgeon General's Medical Force Development Directorate announced the winners of the Annual Air Force Medical Services Award Competition. The 377th Medical Operations Squadron's Family Practice Clinic was selected as the Air Force Medical Service Clinical Optimization Team of the Year

  • AFRL civilian receives AF award for valor

    Michelle Hedrick, who risked her personal life and safety to rescue her neighbors from their burning house, earned the Department of the Air Force Civilian Award for Valor. Susan Thornton, Directed Energy Directorate director, presented the award during a recent director's call. Ms. Hedrick is the

  • Commentary: Airmail

    Comment: I'm complaining about the gravel road used as a bypass for the construction on Randolph Avenue. I would think that as wide as that road is they ought to allow asphalt on both sides of the traffic going by. We're getting gravel thrown at cars and I think, that as long it is taking, that it

  • National Atomic Museum has new name, new home

    The new National Museum of Nuclear Science and History will open its doors to the world on April 4. This "new" museum has served as a national resource through its collections and programming for 40 years. Formerly the National Atomic Museum, which opened in 1969 and was chartered by Congress in