Air Force club membership, football, a winning combination

Become a club card member and join a nationwide network of football fans who are eligible to win numerous trips and prizes as part of Air Force clubs Football Frenzy promotion.We are entering our 16th year and each year for the last 15 years, Air Force clubs throughout the world offer club members

Dorms receive quality of life upgrades

Do you have what it takes to be a firefighter?

Commanders begin planning roadmap for 2011 operations

On the restored site of a 1943 World War II airfield, wing and group leadership from RAF Mildenhall gathered Sept. 23 to establish a guide for every Airman under their command. Thorpe Abbotts airfield was once the home of the 100th Bombardment Group (Heavy) where B-17 Flying Fortresses flew bombing

Temporary Road Closure - C600 Farthing Drove/Highbridge Gravel Drove, Lakenheath

Please arrange for the temporary closure of the C600 Farthing Drove/Highbridge Gravel Drove, Lakenheath/Beck Row, Kenny Hill and Holywell Row.Closure is required from 8 to 11 October 2010 for urgent Suffolk County Council carriageway repairs.The alternative route will be via the B1112 to Spark's

U.S. Special operations community enhances partner-nation NVG capacity

Establishing and maintaining solid working relationships with partner nations is a key mission element in the special operations community. This sometimes takes the form of providing needed training opportunities in order to level the 'playing field' and ensure better interoperability and capability

SOCEUR commander, command sergeant major visit 352nd SOG

The Commander of Special Operations Command Europe, Army Maj. Gen. Michael Repass, visited with the Joint Special Operations Air Component - Europe and the Air Commandos of the 352nd Special Operations Group here, Aug. 24.General Repass was one month into his tour as commander of SOCEUR, which

352nd SOG supports family members with Hearts Apart

Master Sgt. Robert Rodriguez, 67th Special Operations Squadron, has been married for longer than some Airmen have been alive. His marriage is approaching its 25th year, and as he looked around the decorated gym and tables of food, he remarked on how appreciative he is of his wife and their almost

Fire Prevention Week importance proclaimed

Commentary: We need bad guys

Hahn Air Base, West Germany, June 1987, Amn "X" had been in the fire station for about three months and he was not a stellar Airman by any stretch of the imagination. His CDC volume review exercise scores were not great, he was behind on getting licensed on the trucks and his off duty antics were