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New inspection system taking form at Nellis

The publication of Air Force Instruction 90-201, Air Force Inspection System, brought fundamental changes to the way the base conducts inspections.Under the new system, units will no longer be spending weeks and months preparing for a one-week inspection from the Air Combat Command Inspector General

Change of close out dates, elimination of CRO report phase-out begins with Tech. Sgts.

The chief of staff and chief master sergeant of the Air Force announced in July a series of changes to the enlisted evaluation and promotion system which will focus on ensuring job performance is the most important factor when evaluating and identifying Airmen for promotion.Announced changes will be

Wake up: Don't drive while tired

Nellis Airmen save elderly couple during flash flood

Three Airmen from the 820th RED HORSE, assisted by three members of the 799th Air Base Squadron, saved an elderly couple during a flash flood Aug. 4 while they were on their way home from their work sites at Creech Air Force Base.Tech. Sgt. Adam Dixon, the first 820th RED HORSE responder, was one of

Airmen honored, players fly high at USA men’s basketball scrimmage

Air Force tests new chief master sergeant EPR form

Air Force leaders will test the newly developed AF Form 912, Enlisted Performance Report [CMSgt], during the calendar year 2014 Regular Air Force Command Chief Master Sergeant Screening Board, which convenes at the Pentagon in September, Air Force Personnel Center officials said.Development of a

Agency lauds duo for heroism

What began as a casual shopping trip quickly turned into an emergency situation for two Air Force Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Agency NCOs on temporary duty. It tested their mettle as Wingmen.Tech. Sgts. Tyler Cresap and Clinton Kincade were checking out the sunglasses at the Nellis

New runway, other improvements set for Seguin airfield

An extensive construction project underway at Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph's Seguin Auxiliary Airfield will result in a new runway and other improvements. The project, which will cost nearly $10 million, started May 1 and is scheduled to end Oct. 31, Joseph Domeier, 502nd Civil Engineer Squadron

Grilling: prevent damage, injury by keeping it safe