Chief Gaylor speaks at 57th Wing’s annual awards banquet

Former Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force Robert D. Gaylor spoke to Airmen at the 57th Wing's annual awards banquet at the Club here Feb. 8.Gaylor, who is the oldest living person to ever hold Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force, regularly visits Air Force bases to speak to Airmen."It was an

64th Aggressors sharpen combat edge at Red Flag 14-1

The red force's simulated enemy plays a critical role as the opposing force during Red Flag 14-1 by providing U.S. and coalition combat forces from around the world challenges for tomorrow's threats. The aggressor program started as a direct result of a high air combat loss rate experience during

Red Flag 14-1 flies into week three

SSgt promotion test rescheduled for April 1-May 16

To ensure senior airmen selected for promotion to staff sergeant do not meet the enlisted retention board, the Air Force will move the testing window up earlier this calendar year, from May 1-June 15 to April 1-May 16, Air Force Personnel Center officials said today."We have assured Airmen selected

Shaw's Shooters roll'em at Red Flag 14-1: First 10 'combat' sorties crucial to combat capability

Pilots leave Red Flag 14-1 ready to integrate and fight at a higher level after facing a robust threat network, coordinating with other weapons systems, and leading warriors here for the past three weeks. Shaw Air Force Base's 55th Fighter Squadron F-16 pilots sharpened their ability to more

SFS defeats IS in intramural basketball

Fairchild, McConnell maintainers keep refuelers in flight

Weapons Airmen bring bombs to fight

The chill morning air and lack of light doesn't deter Airmen from the 366th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron who are preparing inert munitions for aircraft participating in the combat exercise Red Flag 14-1.By providing realistic combat training in a contested, degraded and operationally limited

NCOs participate in leadership classes

The Non-Commissioned Officer Leadership Development Course is a class for reserve and active-duty NCOs to learn and work together in a classroom setting while fine-tuning their leadership and management skills. The course is only open to junior NCOs."We want to focus on the midline supervisors,"

B-2 spirit conquers night ops