BOV excited about Air University's future

The Air University Board of Visitors met here Nov. 17-18 for their bi-annual review of Air University.The board is an independent body appointed by the secretary of the Air Force and offers consultation to the Air University president and secretary of the Air Force on university programs and

Maxwell-Gunter Annex Airman and Family Readiness Center provides Airmen guidance and support

The Maxwell-Gunter Annex Airman and Family Readiness Center offers free services and guidance to Airmen and their families that they might not have access to otherwise.Among the services provided are financial counseling, employment assistance, volunteer sources, information referral and marketing

32nd Annual Glenn Miller Concert returns to Montgomery

The 32nd annual Glenn Miller Concert will be held Dec. 4, 2014 at the Troy University Davis Theatre.  The concert is sponsored by Maxwell-Gunter Air Force Base, the City of Montgomery and Troy University.The doors to the Davis Theatre will open at 6:30 p.m. and the concert will begin at 7 p.m. The

Glenn Miller

It was December 1942, and the United States had been at war for a year.  Virtually every family in the country, including those at Maxwell and Gunter fields and in the Alabama River Region, had family members fighting the forces of tyranny or supporting American and Allied forces across the

ACSC vice commander honored by Cambridge University

An Air University advocate of air power leadership and innovation was named recently a "practitioner fellow" to the new Centre for Social Innovation at Cambridge University' Judge Business School.Col. Joseph DeMarco, Air Command and Staff College vice commander, was notified in October that he is

Innovating education: New commander of Air University challenges Airmen

The new commander and president of Air University charged all assigned Airmen to think of ways to reinvent military education at AU as well as leverage the intellectual potential of the university. He challenged AU Airmen to offer innovative solutions to address problems facing the Air Force in a

Scholarships for Military Children; Applications for new season available Dec. 15

As the Scholarships for Military Children Program enters its 15th year, more than 8,000 students have shared nearly $13 million in scholarships. Applications for the 2015-2016 school-year awards become available starting Dec. 15 at commissaries worldwide or on the Internet at

Fadok retires after more than three decades of service.