Wing commander stresses priorities at commander’s call

The 99th Air Base Wing Commander, Col. Barry Cornish, held three commander's calls to explain his priorities and expectations to Airmen here Oct. 21 at the base theater.According to Cornish, he expects all Airmen to be a well-trained, disciplined and an asset to a motivated team that shows pride,

From chevrons to brass: LEAD Program helps Airmen commission

Enlisted Airmen interested in getting commissioned can reach their goal through the Leaders Encouraging Airman Development Program.Approximately 170 highly competitive slots are available for direct entry to the Air Force Academy and the Preparatory School. Eighty-five of these slots are only open

MDOS Airmen collect, dispose expired medication

Mass flu vaccination helps fulfill annual requirement

AMXS Airman receives Diamond Sharp Award

Airman Leadership School Class 13-G graduates

Sixty-four Airmen completed their first Professional Military Education milestone by graduating Airman Leadership School Oct. 17.Congratulations to the following Airmen. Defender FlightInstructor: Staff Sgt. Courtney SlaterStaff Sgt. Dennis LeeSenior Airman Christopher CulverSenior Airman Shane

Biomedical equipment Airmen maintain life-saving equipment

Having or not having properly maintained instruments can mean life or death for Airmen and their families depending on medical professionals to treat them for an array of medical conditions. The 99th Medical Support Squadron biomedical equipment specialists go to great lengths to ensure doctors at

Airmen save drowning child

Airmen receive training throughout their career to help them perform during stressful situations and to focus on the mission. That's exactly what Lt. Col. Ryan Messer, 17th Weapons Squadron commander, and Lt. Col. Edward Casey, 388th Operations Support Squadron commander, at Hill AFB, Utah, did

Airmen test, educate base populace during Domestic Abuse Awareness Month

Having simulated wounds applied to your face might not be a typical practice at 6 a.m. but for volunteer service members here Oct. 21, it marked the start of an opportunity to possibly make a difference.The 99th Medical Operations Support Squadron Family Advocacy office ran a"Thanks for Asking"

Halloween: A cavity trick or sugary treat

Halloween is fast approaching. Soon the ghouls, ghosts and zombies from Las Vegas will be wandering the streets and knocking on doors in search of treats. However, while these little monsters are anticipating eating their chocolate cover apples, the 99th Dental Squadron staff encourages parents to