Greenhouse offers free plants

Finance department is here to help

Along with the opportunity to serve their country, a number of individuals joined the Air Force for financial stability and job security.Those in this department work day in and day out ensuring the men and women who defend the United States are delivered their hard earned paycheck on time and

Medical 'C-code' not a deployment disqualifier

Contrary to common belief, a medical assignment limitation code, commonly known as the "C-code," does not disqualify an Airman from deployment, and it does not identify an Airman for medical discharge.A "C-code" applied to a member's profile for medical reasons is one of the various tools AFPC

Med Group offers new message service

The 42nd Medical Group is excited to begin patient registration for MiCare, the military's online confidential secure messaging service. This system has been shown to significantly increase patient satisfaction, reduce the number of phone calls between patients and providers, and save patients' and

Making it personal: Air Force Critical Days of Summer

With hopes of calling attention to the tragic loss or injury of Airmen during the summertime, the Air Force entered its annual critical days of summer on May 25, with the theme, "It's Personal."The Critical Days of Summer is an annual safety campaign which begins on Memorial Day weekend and runs

Learning to lead - Air Force ROTC students battle through the tests to become officers

For roughly 2,400 selected Reserve Officer Training Corps cadets, summer vacations and beach trips were postponed and replaced with a 28-day field training course held annually at Officer Training School.Air University holds field-training courses for college students in the ROTC program during the

42nd FSS hosts Armed Forces Day

Airmen and their families flocked to sunny Lake Martin to enjoy food, games and relaxation for Armed Forces Day Saturday, thanks to the 42nd Force Support Squadron."We wanted to bring folks up here who have never been here before so we can show them all we have to offer," said Jeff Rice, the outdoor

Artists exhibit works at FRIC

The Muir S. Fairchild Research Information Center promoted its latest art exhibit with a meet-and-greet reception with local artists.The event, sponsored by the staff association, drew an audience of about 50, May 17 to the rotating art exhibit in the library's entryway. They enjoyed refreshments