Airmen deliver care despite lockdown

Jan. 30 was anything but a normal day for the patients and staff at the Mike O'Callaghan Federal Medical Center. Then a man brandishing a handgun outside the emergency room caused the hospital to lockdown at about 10 a.m., but the care provided by the 99th Medical Group staff was not.The medical

Red Flag participants tackle night ops

Prowlers, Strike Eagles prepare for Red Flag sorties

Birds of prey prepare to strike

Red Flag 14-1 goes full throttle

Royal Air Force receives realistic combat training at Red Flag 14-1

Nevada sets law to curb human trafficking

A new Nevada state law was put into January 2014, aimed to assist federal laws in fighting the ongoing problem of human trafficking.According to the Nevada Attorney General's website, human trafficking is a modern day form of slavery and is a serious international problem. "This is a complex crime,"

Red Flag returns to skies over Nevada

The latest iteration of the Air Force's premier air-to-air combat training exercise kicked off Jan. 27 as both allied and U.S aircraft took to the skies to do simulated battle over the Nevada Test and Training Range.Allied aircrews from Great Britain and Australia joined U.S. warfighters in the

TRICARE service change affects Nellis

TRICARE military benefits health plan service centers will end administrative walk-in services in the U.S. April 1.Nellis AFB will be one of 189 facilities involved with this change and will also stop taking walk-ins."All Department of Defense beneficiaries will be affected by this change. That

57th Wing Safety wins ACC best practice