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42nd Air Base Wing holds Wingman and Safety Day

The 42nd Air Base Wing's Wingman and Safety Day Sept. 25 began with a 5k run at 6 a.m. and continued throughout the day with various team building events. (U.S. Air Force photo/Jamie Pitcher)
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Chaplain School holds last class at Maxwell

The last formal class of the Air Force Chaplain School to be conducted at Maxwell Air Force Base was held Sept. 14-25. (U.S. Air Force photo/Jamie Pitcher)
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Former Air University commander passes away

Lt. Gen. Raymond B. Furlong (U.S. Air Force photo)
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Base goes to 24-hour ops to load, ‘deploy’ 908th Airlift Wing

A C-5, one of the largest aircraft in the Air Force inventory, is being loaded at daybreak Sunday with equipment belonging to the 908th Airlift Wing. Maxwell personnel went to 24-hour operations Saturday to load and process the 908th for a deployment exercise in preparation of the Wing’s December Operational Readiness Inspection. (U.S. Air Force photo/Jamie Pitcher)
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Base goes to 24-hour ops to load, ‘deploy’ 908th Airlift Wing

Nightime made no difference as aircraft loading continued, a "K-loader" is maneuvered inside a C-5, 908th mobility bags are pulled from storage and prepared for loading, a portable heater and electric generator are positioned and 908th members ensure a cargo pallet is securely fastened. (U.S. Air Force photo/Jamie Pitcher)
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Base goes to 24-hour ops to load, ‘deploy’ 908th Airlift Wing

Nightime made no difference as aircraft loading continued, a "K-loader" is maneuvered inside a C-5, 908th mobility bags are pulled from storage and prepared for loading, a portable heater and electric generator are positioned and 908th members ensure a cargo pallet is securely fastened. (U.S. Air Force photo/Jamie Pitcher)
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Base goes to 24-hour ops to load, ‘deploy’ 908th Airlift Wing

Nightime made no difference as aircraft loading continued, a "K-loader" is maneuvered inside a C-5, 908th mobility bags are pulled from storage and prepared for loading, a portable heater and electric generator are positioned and 908th members ensure a cargo pallet is securely fastened. (U.S. Air Force photo/Jamie Pitcher)
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Base goes to 24-hour ops to load, ‘deploy’ 908th Airlift Wing

Nightime made no difference as aircraft loading continued, a "K-loader" is maneuvered inside a C-5, 908th mobility bags are pulled from storage and prepared for loading, a portable heater and electric generator are positioned and 908th members ensure a cargo pallet is securely fastened. (U.S. Air Force photo/Jamie Pitcher)
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Base goes to 24-hour ops to load, ‘deploy’ 908th Airlift Wing

Nightime made no difference as aircraft loading continued, a "K-loader" is maneuvered inside a C-5, 908th mobility bags are pulled from storage and prepared for loading, a portable heater and electric generator are positioned and 908th members ensure a cargo pallet is securely fastened. (U.S. Air Force photo/Jamie Pitcher)
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Vigilant Warrior

As part of the new curriculum at Air and Space Basic Course, young Air Force lieutenants learn the skills necessary to operate in an expeditionary environment. The training is conducted at Maxwell's Blue Thunder training facility near Lake Jordan. During an Aug. 31 trip to Vigilant Warrior, ASBC students trained on ropes, walls and other obstacles in the confidence course, and were also given some exposure to spotting and handling improvised emplosive devices. Capt. James Ware of the ASBC Retool Office said the program is designed to give new lieutenants, "the mindset of warrior ethos," and he feels the expeditionary training during their ASBC experience does that. (U.S. Air Force photo/Donna Burnett)
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Vigilant Warrior

As part of the new curriculum at Air and Space Basic Course, young Air Force lieutenants learn the skills necessary to operate in an expeditionary environment. The training is conducted at Maxwell's Blue Thunder training facility near Lake Jordan. During an Aug. 31 trip to Vigilant Warrior, ASBC students trained on ropes, walls and other obstacles in the confidence course, and were also given some exposure to spotting and handling improvised emplosive devices. Capt. James Ware of the ASBC Retool Office said the program is designed to give new lieutenants, "the mindset of warrior ethos," and he feels the expeditionary training during their ASBC experience does that. (U.S. Air Force photo/Donna Burnett)
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Vigilant Warrior

As part of the new curriculum at Air and Space Basic Course, young Air Force lieutenants learn the skills necessary to operate in an expeditionary environment. The training is conducted at Maxwell's Blue Thunder training facility near Lake Jordan. During an Aug. 31 trip to Vigilant Warrior, ASBC students trained on ropes, walls and other obstacles in the confidence course, and were also given some exposure to spotting and handling improvised emplosive devices. Capt. James Ware of the ASBC Retool Office said the program is designed to give new lieutenants, "the mindset of warrior ethos," and he feels the expeditionary training during their ASBC experience does that. (U.S. Air Force photo/Jamie Pitcher)
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Vigilant Warrior

As part of the new curriculum at Air and Space Basic Course, young Air Force lieutenants learn the skills necessary to operate in an expeditionary environment. The training is conducted at Maxwell's Blue Thunder training facility near Lake Jordan. During an Aug. 31 trip to Vigilant Warrior, ASBC students trained on ropes, walls and other obstacles in the confidence course, and were also given some exposure to spotting and handling improvised emplosive devices. Capt. James Ware of the ASBC Retool Office said the program is designed to give new lieutenants, "the mindset of warrior ethos," and he feels the expeditionary training during their ASBC experience does that. (U.S. Air Force photo/Jamie Pitcher)
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Vigilant Warrior

As part of the new curriculum at Air and Space Basic Course, young Air Force lieutenants learn the skills necessary to operate in an expeditionary environment. The training is conducted at Maxwell's Blue Thunder training facility near Lake Jordan. During an Aug. 31 trip to Vigilant Warrior, ASBC students trained on ropes, walls and other obstacles in the confidence course, and were also given some exposure to spotting and handling improvised emplosive devices. Capt. James Ware of the ASBC Retool Office said the program is designed to give new lieutenants, "the mindset of warrior ethos," and he feels the expeditionary training during their ASBC experience does that. (U.S. Air Force photo/Jamie Pitcher)
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42nd Medical Group colonel earns Air Medal as flight surgeon

Col. (Dr.) James W. Walter, chief of the medical staff for the 42nd Medical Group, recently received an Air Medal for meritorious service while deployed. (U.S. Air Force photo/Melanie Rodgers Cox)
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AFROTC detachment's improvement program spotlights AF history, beautifies facilities

Cadet Tyler Holley, of the University of Florida's Air Force ROTC detachment, adds the final touches on the detachment 150's wall mural of the U.S.A.F. Thunderbirds in flight. The mural measuring 11-feet high by 24-feet wide took an eight-person cadet and cadre team three weeks to complete. (Courtesy photo)
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AFROTC detachment's improvement program spotlights AF history, beautifies facilities

Maj. Jim Bodnar, University of Florida Air Force ROTC detachment 150 unit admissions officer, adds the finishing touches to the detachment's U.S.A.F. Thunderbirds wall mural. (Courtesy photo)
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Student spouses tour ACSC campus, learn about local area opportunities

Air Command and Staff College student spouses Alana Gregory (left) and Elizabeth McCurdy stop at the Commissary display as they tour the ACSC campus Aug. 19. (U.S. Air Force photo/Jamie Pitcher)
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Student spouses tour ACSC campus, learn about local area opportunities

Air Command and Staff College student spouses await a briefing as they are welcomed to the base and to the local area. (U.S. Air Force photo/Jamie Pitcher)
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Bronze Star awarded to Holm Center captain for meritorious service

Brig. Gen. Teresa Djuric, Jeanne M. Holm Center commander presented Capt. Kenneth O. McGrew, Holm Center executive officer, the Bronze Star July 24 for exceptional leadership while deployed as an intelligence officer in Afghanistan from November 2008 to July 2009. (U.S. Air Force photo/Melanie Rodgers Cox)
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