First blue-suit launch of MQ-9 Reaper

Feb. 28 marked a memorable day in U.S. Air Force unmanned aerial vehicle history. The 432nd Aircraft Maintenance Squadron spearheaded the first ever all-military launch of the MQ-9 Reaper. Creech AFB acquired MQ-9s in March 2007. The aircraft and ground control stations have been maintained by

Southern Nevada Health District Hepatitis C Investigation

Mike O'Callaghan Federal Hospital is aware of the on-going investigation of the Endoscopy Center of Southern Nevada. We are currently reviewing our referral database to determine patients who were potentially exposed to Hepatitis C. According to the Southern Nevada Health District, only those

“Above All”

We "Aimed High," we "Crossed Into the Blue," we are "Doing Something Amazing" on a daily basis and "Nothing Comes Close." Now the term people will be hearing and seeing in commercials and on the internet alongside U. S. Air Force is "Above All." Feb. 24 the Air Force launched its new awareness

USAF Honor Guard rallies behind Nellis

Air Force Aid Society provides alternative to pay-day loans

The Nellis Airman and Family Readiness Center staff is gearing up to work with Airmen and their families as part of the Air Force Aid Society's new Falcon Loan program available to Air Force members, which is scheduled to begin March 3. A Falcon Loan is an interest-free loan of up to $500 that can

'Sweetheart' 5K run draws big crowd

Medical group capitalizes on total force cohesion

Military servicemembers wounded in combat deserve the best healthcare available. When it comes to providing top-notch medical support, the 379th Expeditionary Medical Group relies on a total force team of medical experts to get the job done. "When soldiers suffer injuries that have a relatively fast

57th Wing yearly awards

The following 57th Wing individuals received calendar year 2007 annual awards:Civilian Category III: Rodney Gilbert, 547th Intelligence Squadron  Threat Training Facility maintenance supervisor.Civilian Category II: Samuel Clemens, 64th Aggressor Squadron weapons director Civilian Category I: Olivia

Dependents now eligible for Space-A travel

Effective immediately, spouses and dependent children of deployed military members are eligible for unaccompanied Space-A travel. Space-available travel is one of the benefits military members and their families are privileged to. It allows eligible passengers to fly anywhere in the continental

Red Flag concludes

About 1,500 people, 16 units, and 55 aircraft from several countries successfully completed Red Flag 08-2, a two-week-long large-scale flying exercise conducted by the United States Air Force Warfare Center, Feb. 4-15 here. Red Flag is a realistic combat training exercise involving U.S. and allied