Military children honored during parade

Families reunite after deployment

Airmen from the 820th RED HORSE returned here from deployment April 28.Approximately 140 820th RED HORSE Airmen returned home from multiple locations throughout Southwest Asia, ready to be reunited with their families."It's great to be back home, but I wish my wife could be here," said Tech. Sgt.

B-1 bombers blast off into night

Medical experts evaluate air transportable clinic

The 99th Medical Group took part in an Air Force pilot unit review program April 21 to 25 to evaluate the next generation forward deployable Utilis Air Transportable Clinic for future world-wide contingencies, disasters or emergencies. The ATC can support 300 to 500 patients requiring outpatient

Warrior Trained Fitness powers into high gear

Defenders offer year-round bike patrol

99th Security Forces Squadron's bike patrol is now able to operate year-round.During the summer of 2013, the 99th SFS began the bike patrol program. This program was initiated to make law enforcement on base more proactive."[The bike patrol program] is a new way for us to have community outreach.

Nellis hosts Holocaust Remembrance Week

Holocaust Remembrance Week is scheduled to be commemorated here April 28 to May 4. The base will be hosting various events open to Department of Defense card holders during the week.Throughout the week, there will be an opening documentary "Inglorious Bastards" at the base theater, followed by an

AMMOS graduates expand combat capability

The U.S. Air Force Advanced Maintenance and Munitions Operations School celebrated another milestone recently, graduating its 27th Combat Support Course here April 11. Class 14A is the first 24 student officer class to graduate from the AMMOS since the school opened its doors in 2002. Before Class

Nellis Airman earns Air Force contracting superintendent award

USAFWC commander douses flames with firefighters