Nellis fitness center reaches five-star rating for second year in a row

For the second year in a row, the Nellis Sports and Fitness Center received a five-star rating for their services in 2006. Nellis' center was one of 30 fitness centers in the Air Force to attain the coveted five-star rating. "I'm not surprised; of the three bases I have been to, Nellis has the best

Tornado roars across the desert

F-22 Raptors rule Red Flag

Ground Mobile Gateway connects Airmen warriors to 'big picture'

A very small group of Airmen are having a dramatic effect on the battlefield. They're in demand from everyone from Army squads and platoons to large defense contractors. Everyone wants a joint terminal attack controller on their team -- and with good reason. Open up any U.S. Central Command Air

February re-enlistments

The Air Force will hold on to 71 Airmen for several more years, as re-enlistment oaths are renewed at Nellis. Senior Master Sergeant Melodie Daly Treassia Hall Master Sergeant Luis Acuria Thomas Long George Lupercio Brent Molnar Anthony Wilson Technical Sergeant Shane Bailey Michael Bibb Orlando

After 51 years of continued service...Bullseye goes civilian

Fifty-one years have gone by since the day the Nellis paper began and from that time the Nellis public affairs office was always in charge of gathering all the information. That changes today. Due to Air Force Smart Operations for the 21st Century, total control has been shifted to our publisher,

EOD members receive medals for answering call of duty

A medal ceremony Feb. 26 at the explosive ordnance disposal flight building equipment bay recognized 11 explosive ordnance disposal Airmen who returned from deployment recently. The names of the Bronze Star Medal recipients are Capt. Brian Castner, Tech. Sgt. Michael Bibb and Staff Sgt. David

Ground combat training at Creech AFB

Base vehicle decals no longer issued at Nellis

Base vehicle registration decals are now a thing of the past. Starting today, vehicle decals to get on Nellis and Creech will no longer be issued. After Sept. 11, 2001, security at all Department of Defense installations was modified to require a 100 percent ID check for all drivers accessing the

Stealth aircraft join forces at Nellis for Red Flag