58th RQS train so "...others may live"

SERE specialists train at night

ECARS to implement April 1 at Nellis AFB

The Employee-Certification and Reporting System program, which aims to control smog levels in Clark County, is scheduled to be implemented at Nellis AFB on April 1.

Cyber Aggressors attack Red Flag pilots

Blue forces have more to worry about than defeating Aggressor pilots during Red Flag exercises. Cyber warfare is the new threat, with attackers attempting to debilitate all warfighting capabilities from the ground.

Italian air force integrates with U.S., coalition partners during Red Flag 16-2

The key to success in any military operation comes down to teamwork and integration.

Red Flag 16-2 tests combat readiness

210th RQS brings CSAR to desert for Red Flag 16-1

This time of year, Alaska is usually blanketed in snow and has temperatures so low that you will want to wear an extra pair of socks.Usually you will see trees that are still full of life, the occasional moose or elk walking down the road and can usually stand in one place and hear absolutely

Maintaining success through Total Force Integration at Red Flag 16-1

It is a given that no aircraft leaves the ground unless it is working properly.  But that challenge is multiplied here during the three-week Red Flag 16-1 exercise. Hundreds of aircraft maintainers assigned to flying squadrons from around the world work long hours to ensure all training sorties are

606th ACS takes control of the skies over Red Flag

When pilots fly over the massive Nevada Test and Training Range north of Las Vegas during  Red Flag exercises, they always have to be in contact with one another to make key decisions which will determine who will be the day's victors and losers.Teamwork is the key to success when air combat flying

Airman wins southern Nevada nurse of the year award

In the year 2006, the United States of America was fighting terrorism in the Middle East. With gruesome images showing up daily on news reports, it reminded the American people and the world how one conflict could devastate the lives of military service members and their families.Marisa Hester, a