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  • Airmen bring early Christmas to kids with special needs

    HILL AIR FORCE BASE, Utah – Santa got a heap of help from the 67th Aerial Port Squadron Dec. 18 as Airmen delivered Christmas gifts to students with special needs at Mound Fort Junior High in Ogden.   A tradition since 1990, reservists in the 67th APS delivered boxes of toys, clothes, and school

  • Reserve spouse to memorialize fallen EOD Airman

    Bronze statues can be seen almost anywhere but one rarely hears the amazing stories behind their creation.The spouse of a Reserve Airman here at Luke Air Force Base, Arizona, recently sculpted a bust of Senior Airman Daniel Johnson, 30th Civil Engineer Squadron explosive ordnance disposal

  • TFI makes them fly

    Two B-52 Strafortresses crested the mountains surrounding Nellis Air Force Base, Dec. 11th,  the last of 16 sorties flown by the 340th Weapons Squadron during Weapon School Integration (WSINT) Exercise 18-Bravo.None of the 16 missions would have been possible without  the team of maintainers from

  • Building resiliency during the holidays

    For many, the holidays can be a time of joy.  They revel in the familiar traditions such as giving gifts, enjoying great food and watching football.  For others, though, the holidays can be a time of stress, making it difficult for them to cope. These stressors may result from a variety of factors

  • Recruiters, EOD tout possibilities of Reserve service

    HILL AIR FORCE BASE, Utah – Air Force Reserve recruiters teamed up with Hill’s explosive ordnance disposal team Dec. 12 for a military style “show and tell” at Clearfield High School.   Students in the Junior ROTC class heard from Airmen in the 419th and 775th EOD, who brought a bomb suit to

  • Cyber operators host cyber certification training courses for SA youth

    In mid-2016, four Air Forces Cyber operators teamed to create a free cyber certification academy for San Antonio teenagers. Master Sgt. Shaun Herron and Staff Sgts. Charles Hackett, Justin Gonzalez and Austin Ellsworth’s dream became reality when their non-profit, GhostWire Academy, was born. Today,