Aviation pioneers attend Heritage to Horizons ceremony

Five members of the Women Airforce Service Pilots who served during World War II attended the Heritage to Horizons proclamation ceremony for Air Force Week Nevada during a city council meeting Nov. 7 at the Las Vegas City Hall. The ceremony was part of a weeklong Air Force's 60th Anniversary

Air Force to fly training missions over Pahrump

Urban close air support training flown from Nellis Air Force Base will take place over Pahrump in southern Nevada Nov. 27 -29, 2007. Urban close air support integrates aircraft in support of ground operations by attacking targets in close proximity to friendly troops. The training missions will be

Mass casualty exercise prepares first responders

Red Flag wraps up

More than 1,500 people, 21 units, and 107 aircraft from around the world participated in Red Flag 08-1, a two-week-long large-scale flying exercise conducted by the U.S. Air Force Warfare Center, that ended Nov. 2 here. Red Flag is a realistic combat training exercise involving U.S. and allied

Creech welcomes newest UAV detachment to the war on terrorism

The 53rd Test Management Group, Detachment 4, stood up Nov. 1 at Creech AFB, Nev. Col. Thomas Berghoff, 53rd TMG commander, presided over the ceremony to welcome Maj. Keith Turner as commander of the detachment. The unit falls under the 53rd TMG, based out of Eglin AFB, Fla. With approximately 10

Air Force sergeant turned hot rod racer visits Nellis

Discovery museum honors military families

Airman Leadership School graduates, class 07-G

The following Airmen graduated from Airman Leadership School on Oct. 25. There were five distinguished graduates, one John Levitow Award winner, one academic award winner and one leadership award winner.FALCON FLIGHTStaff Sgt. Rosa Soria, 99th Logistics Readiness Squadron, leadership award,

JROTC learns of Nellis missions

99th Medical Group ready to combat 'slime'

ALARM RED, MOPP 4! ALARM RED, MOPP 4! - Training how to react to chemical, biological, radioactive, nuclear and explosive attacks is an ongoing process for all Airmen no matter where they're assigned. For Airmen of the 99th Medical Group, being able to respond to a CBRNE attack is critical to saving