FEATURES

  • Pharmacy provides exceptional patient care

    With a high operation tempo base like Nellis AFB, the satellite pharmacy here is working hard to provide exceptional patient care to the active duty, Reserve, guard, civilian and retiree population.With construction currently underway at the main outpatient pharmacy at the Mike O'Callaghan Federal

  • Chaplain assistant follows the voice of God

    When one thinks of a security forces member, images of a weapon toting, straight-to-the point Airman who only talks when pulling someone over may come to mind.Staff Sgt. Isela Gonzalez, 99th Air Base Wing chaplain assistant, decided security forces was not her calling, but instead, it was to serve

  • Fed coyotes dangerous to Airmen

    Coyotes may look like a smaller, slimmer version of a German Shepard but they can be a health and safety hazard if they become too familiar with people."Six years ago there was no coyote problem on Nellis Air Force Base," said Master Sgt. Joshua Shepherd, 57th Wing safety NCO.The base is a safe area

  • Stand-out teen strives to inspire

    Most average high school kids' priorities are linear; wake up on time, decide on an outfit, make it to school on time, do homework, hangout with friends, and participate in a few extracurricular activities. Rarely does community service make it on the list, but for one outstanding high school

  • Anything you can do I can do better

    Sibling rivalry has always challenged people to do things better, like run faster or jump higher. Two brothers have taken that competition to new heights to make the Air Force greater."We have always competed to find out who was the best," said Senior Airman Leonel DeJesus-Martinez, 57th Aircraft

  • 14th TS displays cyberattack defenses

    The mission of the United States Air Force is to fly, fight, and win in the air, space and cyberspace. For the sixth year in a row, the Air Force Reserve's 14th Test Squadron -- a fully integrated operational testing partner within the U.S. Air Force Warfare Center here -- showcased current issues

  • Safety pursues diligence to preserve a safer future

    "We want to find a way to prevent mishaps from happening in the future and ensure our Airmen's safety," said Master Sgt. William Camp, 57th Wing flight safety NCO in charge.With seven different air frames assigned to the base, joint and multinational aircraft coming and going for the numerous

  • Aviation pioneer in Las Vegas

    During World War II, aviation opportunities literally exploded as the military trained hundreds of thousands of individuals to fly, opening the door to many who might never have had the chance before. Among this group were women pilots, many of whom trained and flew as civil service pilots with the

  • AFAF gives all Airmen a chance to pay it forward

    It's Sept. 12, 2005. Senior Airman Dennis Hutchison is recovering from a hard day's work on the flightline of Robbins Air Force Base, Georgia, when he receives a call that tragedy had struck."I got a notification from my family that my father had passed away," Hutchison said. "I immediately