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  • NTTR recognizes 3rd quarter award winners

    The Nevada Test and Training Range recently announced its third quarterly award winners. Listed below are the awards and the names of the winners.Airman of the Quarter: Airman 1st Class Donald J. MaynardNCO of the Quarter: Tech. Sgt. Timothy JensenSenior NCO of the Quarter: Master Sgt. Ross

  • Red Ribbon Week begins

    The Drug Enforcement Administration's Red Ribbon Week will take place Oct. 23-29, 2011.Red Ribbon Week is a national drug awareness and prevention program and its theme this year is "It's up to me to be drug free."To educate military members and their families about this awareness week, personnel

  • Nellis hospital adds capability to combat heart disease

    Unhealthy living habits and a lower focus on physical fitness are putting individuals at a higher risk to contract heart disease as well as other issues which affect blood flow throughout the body. In a military community as large as Nellis, Creech, and the Nevada Test and Training Range, which

  • Thunderbirds fly IndyCar driver

    Driving up to 240 miles per hour is normal for an IndyCar driver. However, while gearing up for his next race, one particular IndyCar driver was given the opportunity to go even faster in an F-16 Fighting Falcon. JR Hildebrand, driver of the #4 car, is sponsored by the National Guard and was given

  • 99 ABW announces third quarter award winners

    The 99th Air Base Wing announced its quarterly award winners for the third quarter of 2011 in a recent ceremony. The awards recognize Airmen and civilians in the 99 ABW for their exceptional performances in the workplace and their outstanding contributions to the local community over the past

  • Turn energy awareness into action

    Airmen across the Air Force are joining the nation to observe Energy Awareness Month, which is annually celebrated in October.This year's theme, "Power the Force, Fuel the Fight," encourages everyone to do more than just be "aware." Instead, military personnel and civilians alike should take

  • Open dumpster lids can hurt installation

    Taking out the trash is a tedious chore. Finding steps to make this job quicker is always challenging, especially for shops that are doing vital roles in the Air Force and have little time to accomplish their mandated cleaning requirements. Some squadrons tackle the job as a unit, some do the job a

  • Candy alone does not cause cavities

    As Halloween draws near, children's brains are likely to be clogged with thoughts of ghostly ghouls, creepy costumes and titanic treat bags. The last thing on the minds of the little pirates and princesses is the potential risk for candy-coated cavities. And, while it is easy to blame sweets for

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