Nellis Commissary reopens for business

Funding issues have differing impacts on base services

The absence of funding sent 1,100 Nellis civilians home Oct. 1 as congressional negotiations failed to produce a solid budget for fiscal 2014. The financial shortfalls prompted the base to start an orderly shutdown of activities.Services and organizations throughout Nellis and Creech AFB's were

505th TEG more than just testing, evaluation

Don't be confused by the name. The 505th Test and Evaluation Group does more than just testing and evaluation.The focus of the 505th TEG is not on one particular mission set. Tasks the group completes range from distributing mission operations, virtual training, radar evaluation, operational-level

Nellis firefighters educate during Fire Prevention Week

Pest Management controls plant, insect, bird populace

Wounded Warriors Amputee Softball Team competes at Nellis AFB

Government shut-down affects ID card, DEERS office

‘Pay Our Military Act’ saves service members pay checks

Lawmakers passed and the President signed a bill to continue paying service members Sept. 30 during the current government shutdown that began Oct. 1.This means members of the armed forces will continue receiving their paychecks instead of having to come to work and receive back pay once a budget is

99th IPTS brings deployed spouses home for special occasion

"It's time," said Amber Dolloff.She hopped out of her bed and began gathering her stuff; mentally checking off each item she would need along the way. Usually Amber's husband Airman 1st Class Kyle Dulloff, a base defender who had been recently deployed to Southwest Asia, would be the person

Green Flag 14-2 trains 37th Bomber Squadron for combat operations support