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Recycling is mandatory

Effective immediately, Nellis will implement integrated non-hazardous solid waste management to increase diversion and to sustain recycling programs in the most economical manner. Participation is mandatory for all personnel. Large gray bins have been placed in the buildings, and they will be emptied each Tuesday. White dumpsters for cardboard are now located in or near major buildings. Blue plastic receptacles in various sizes have been distributed to every desk or work station. For more information, contact the QRP manager at 652-5270 or the Solid Waste Program manager at 652-6097. (U.S. Air Force illustration by Senior Airman Oleksandra G. Manko)
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Adopt-A-Family program spreads holiday cheer

The Nellis AFB First Sergeants Association sponsored the Adopt-A-Family program, which benefited more than 300 military families. More than 3,500 gifts were donated by Nellis personnel, local businesses and community members. Gifts were delivered to the families on Dec. 20 and 21. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Nadine Y. Barclay)
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Nellis takes next step toward housing privatization

Roads in Manch Manor are scheduled to close Dec. 10 for construction that is estimated to last more than a year. the construction is part of a major housing privatization project that has been in the making for more than. (Courtesy Geobase illustration)
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Nellis POW/MIA ceremony: Never forgotten

Placing of a memorial wreath is an important part of the POW/MIA day. It is a tradition of showing honor to those military service men and women who have died in service to their country. (US Air Force Photo by Airman 1st Class Nadine Y. Barclay)
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My upper bunk by the barrack's wall

A page from Carroll Knutson's wartime log he filled in while in a POW camp during World War Two. This is a sketch he made of his upper bunk by the barrack's wall in Stalag III.
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A POW poem

A page from Carroll Knutson's wartime log he filled in while in a POW camp during World War Two.
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Twisted metal

Mr. Juan Trillo, a contractor with the 98th Range Wing Support Services Group, pulled the injured driver of this now unrecognizable 2007 Ford pickup truck after a car wreck that involved three vehicles May 4th, 2007. The driver was unable to free himself from the burning vehicle because of the damage that the door received during the wreck. (courtesy photo)
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Nihon go ga wakarimas ka?

“Americans who travel abroad for the first time are often shocked to discover that, despite all the progress that has been made in the last 30 years, many foreign people still speak in foreign languages.” -- Dave Barry (Illustration by Airman 1st Class Oleksandra G. Manko)
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Red hawk down

A juvenile red-hawk seeks refuge at the 99th Air Base Wing command section. The bird suffered from malnutrition and heat-exhaustion. It is currently cared for at the Wild Wing Project Wildlife Rehabilitation Center. (Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Oleksandra G. Manko)
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Nellis Airman’s Center opens after 13 month’s construction.

Airman First Class Andrew Cowell, 99th Civil Engineer Squadron, surfs the internet at the internet cafe inside the new Nellis Airmen's Center June 12. (U.S Air Force Photo/Senior Airman Larry E. Reid Jr.)
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Nellis Airman’s Center opens after 13 month’s construction.

A group of Airmen take a break from duty to catch a movie in the theatre room, which consists of stadium seating, surround sound and a high definition 57 inch flat screen television, inside the new Nellis Airmen's Center June 12.(U.S Air Force Photo/Senior Airman Larry E. Reid Jr.)
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Nellis Airman’s Center opens after 13 month’s construction.

Airman First Class Nori Flores (left), 57th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron F-16 Avionics Apprentice and Brandon Bell, 57th Equipment Maintenance Squadron Ammo Technician, plays a game of Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon on the new Microsoft X-Box 360 in one of the two video gaming rooms inside the new Nellis Airmen's Center June 12. (U.S Air Force Photo/Senior Airman Larry E. Reid Jr.)
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Nellis Airman’s Center opens after 13 month’s construction.

(from left to right) Mr. Randy Black, Colonel Michael Bartley, 99th Air Base Wing Commander, Technical Sergeant Mark Kerr, project manager, and Major General R. Michael Worden, United States Air Force War Fare Center Commander, officially opens up the newly built Nellis Airmen's Center during a ribbon cutting ceremony June 12. (U.S Air Force Photo/Senior Airman Larry E. Reid Jr.)
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Result of a bad choice

This is the wall that the Airman struck, with both his body and his car, after being ejected from the vehicle because he wasnt wearing his seat belt. (Courtesy Photo)
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Result of a bad choice

pictured is an Airman's totalled car after hitting a brick wall. the Airman was fleeing from the scene of a minor accident when he lost control of his vehicle and crashed it into the wall. The Airman was ejected from the vehicle because he was not wearin his seatbelt. (courtesy photo)
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Many personal wireless networks not protected

Two unprotected personal wireless computer networks are visible from the Nellis Air Force Base, Nev., main gate. Nellis security officials are encouraging everyone with a Wi-fi network to take the simple steps that will prevent hackers and others from getting access to personal information (U.S. Air Force graphic)
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Many personal wireless networks not protected

Airmen and their familes using home wireless networks may be leaving themselves open to hackers. The Nellis Air Force Base, Nev., wireless security manager says more than half of the personal Wi-fi networks on base are not protected. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Airman 1st Class Andrew Dumboski)
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Fighting retreat in North Korea

United Nations forces head south from the Chosin Reservoir in North Korea in December 1950. (Courtesy photo/Chosin Few)
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Entering Nellis

Cars line up at the Nellis Air Force Base main gate as they undergo security checks. Nellis AFB, the “Home of the Fighter Pilot,” is located about 8 miles northeast of Las Vegas, Nev. (U.S. Air Force photo)
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Lt. William Harrell Nellis

Lt. William Harrell Nellis, the official namesake of Nellis AFB, Nev.
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