• Airmen punished for alcohol-related incidents

    These Airmen received nonjudicial punishment under the Uniform Code of Military Justice:An airman first class from the Air Force Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance Agency received an Article 15 for driving under the influence of alcohol. The punishment was a reduction to airman, and

  • 43 Airmen graduate ALS

    These senior airmen (unless otherwise noted) graduated from the Airman Leadership School class 09-3 April 1. The award winners were: Kyle Adams, 3rd Logistics Readiness Squadron, received the Leadership Award and Distinguished Graduate William Bevan, 962nd Airborne Air Control Squadron, received the

  • 42 sergeants graduate NCOA

    These technical sergeants (unless otherwise noted) graduated from the NCO Academy class 09-3 April 1. The award winners were: Cody Anderson, Detachment 14, 372nd Training Squadron, received the Distinguished Graduate Award Eric Hencley, 3rd Equipment Maintenance Squadron, received the John. L.

  • Medical group celebrates National Public Health Week

    "Building the Foundation for a Healthy America" is the focus of this year's National Public Health Week, April 6-12. Despite the dramatic progress achieved through public health advancements elimination of polio, fluoridation of drinking water and seatbelt laws -- our nation's health falls far short

  • MOS Airman receives Air Force award

    An Airman assigned to the 3rd Maintenance Operations Squadron earned an Air Force- level award. Tech. Sgt. Douglas Pinard, the NCO in charge of the 3rd MOS Maintenance Training Flight scheduling element here, was named the Air Force's 2008 Education and Training Manager of the Year, Junior Enlisted

  • Annual campaign highlights awareness

    Our nation observes Sexual Assault Awareness Month during April. This year, the Department of Defense campaign for SAAM reinforces the role of the bystander and promotes responsibility and intervention. Responsibility is shifted from the victim and perpetrator to the community as a whole. This

  • Hospital upgrades MRI capabilities

    The Air Force-Veterans Administration hospital here recently completed a $1.2 million upgrade to its magnetic resonance imaging capabilities. MRIs can help clinicians evaluate patients who may have had a stroke, have cancer, or a variety of other medical problems. The upgraded MRI includes high