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  • Band of Flight ensemble reaches deployment midpoint in Guatemala

    The United States Air Force Band of Flight's deployed ensemble, New Harmony, is about half-way through its deployed mission onboard the Navy's USS Iwo Jima.The group departed in July as part of a United States Southern Command humanitarian mission in support of the Navy's Operation Continuing

  • Don't let voting requirements keep you from casting a ballot

    With the November elections approaching, voting resources ranging from Defense Department websites to installation level assistance officers are available for military members and their families."Voting is a constitutional right and the Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act covers all

  • Joint team restores precision airdrop capability

    Warfighters at forward operating bases have recently begun receiving much needed supplies again via a critical variant of the Joint Precision Airdrop System, thanks to the combined efforts of an Air Force, Army and contract team.JPADS is a family of equipment consisting of parachutes, mission

  • Quick action, training save life of museum visitor

    He must have been "at the right place at the right time." That familiar expression definitely proved true for an Illinois man who was making a visit to the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force Sept. 19.Shortly after arriving, he collapsed at the entrance to the gift shop and did not have a pulse.As

  • AFMC bases to offer Self-Care Basics program

    "Is there a doctor in the house?"Because most people do not have constant, immediate access to a medical professional, Civilian Health Promotion Services -- a partnership program between Air Force Materiel Command and Federal Occupational Health -- has developed the Self-Care Basics Program,

  • Air Force announces AFMC senior leader changes

    The Air Force announced Sept. 22, 2010, the President's nomination of Maj. Gen. Charles R. Davis, the Air Force Program Executive Officer for Weapons, for promotion to the grade of lieutenant general, and assignment to replace Lt. Gen. Ted Bowlds as commander of the Electronic Systems Center.The Air

  • AFMC Air Force Club scholarship winners announced

    Air Force Materiel Command Services is proud to announce the following 2010 AFMC Club Scholarship winners.Winners include the following: - Jacob A. Beierle, son of Col. Mark T. Beierle, Tinker AFB, Okla. - Matthew M. Besemer, son of retired Senior Master Sgt. Michael Besemer, Robins AFB, Ga.- Erica

  • Net-centricity transcends the network, speakers say

    Several high-level Air Force, joint service and industry speakers discussed the powers and perils of operating in a net-centric environment at this year's Net-Centric Operations Conference at the Wentworth Hotel and Conference Center here Sept. 20, 2010.Sponsored by the Patriots Roost Chapter of the

  • New computer chip cuts cost and adds efficiency to space systems

    The need for enhanced electronic capacity and capability on military and commercial satellites has significantly increased due to a growing dependence on navigation, communication and surveillance systems.The dilemma for operators to meet the rising reliance on space-based technology involves the