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  • USAFA cadets visit Nellis

    A group of 29 cadets from Cadet Squadron 38 at the U. S. Air Force Academy visited April 1 to get a first-hand look at how different units here operate. The 66th Weapons School hosted the cadets and, during the day-long tour, showed them many of the unique facilities and organizations that set

  • Green Flag-West prepares for tomorrow’s victories

    Air Combat Command's Green Flag-West participants are preparing for tomorrow's victories by shifting their focus to training across the spectrum of conflict, partnering with the United States Army at Fort Irwin to practice complex air defense scenarios while supporting high-intensity ground

  • Air Force’s ‘best of best’ gain higher knowledge, skill

    Students sharpen their tactical and leadership skills by tackling near-impossible challenges at the U.S. Air Force Weapons School.The school is designed to push students to their limits so, when they graduate, they can serve as weapons systems experts and leaders. Students come from one of 22 combat

  • Deployed Nellis Airman assists in Bagram hospital's intensive care unit

    The intensive care unit and intermediate care ward at the Craig Joint Theater Hospital here play a significant role in taking care of wounded warriors. A deployed Airman from Nellis Air Force Base, Nev., Capt. Bomidele Adetunji, is part of the team which also provides care for sick U.S. citizens in

  • USAFWC hosts annual award banquet

    Brig. Gen. David Thompson, U.S. Air Force Warfare Center vice commander, and Chief Master Sgt. Robert Sealey, USAFWC command chief, hosted the 2010 Warfare Center Annual Awards Banquet, March 25, at the Grand Lux Café in the Palazzo Resort and Casino.Every year, the Warfare Center commander treats

  • 57th Wing bids farewell to Chief Heinzen

    The 57th Wing bid farewell to its command chief, Chief Master Sgt. Bruce Heinzen, during the chief's retirement ceremony, March 22, at the 64th Aggressor Squadron auditorium here. Brig. Gen. Terrence O'Shaughnessy, 57th Wing commander, presided over the ceremony and marked the end to Chief Heinzen's

  • Medical Group provides free life-saving AED training

    The 99th Air Base Wing is hosting a free Automated External Defibrillator Awareness Rodeo April 7 at the Nellis Fitness Center to promote the importance of public access defibrillation. Training will occur in 30 minute sessions between 8:30 a.m. and 3 p.m.The rodeo will provide an opportunity for

  • Driving Under the Influence - Commentary

    I have been an F-16 crew chief for 16 years. In early December 2010, I was a master sergeant awaiting the results from my second attempt at promoting to senior master sergeant.Everything was going well in my career and I felt good about my chances of making my next stripe. I was where I wanted to be

  • Guidance on caring for your gums

    Periodontal disease, or gum disease, primarily develops as a result of gum infections and may lead to loss of teeth if left untreated. There are two main types of periodontal disease: gingivitis and periodontitis. According to the latest National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, 50 percent

  • Late general’s memorabilia serves as reminder to Airmen

    In 1944, Wilbur "Bill" Creech enlisted in the Army Air Corps with hopes of becoming a pilot. He received his commission in September 1949 and, 36 years later, retired after achieving the rank of four-star general in the United States Air Force."General Creech was legendary in our Air Force for the

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