Month of the Military Child 2026

U.S. Air Force Col. Shamekia Toliver, 42d Air Base Wing Commander, and Chief Master Sgt. Demetrius Booth, 42d ABW Command Chief deliver a message during the Month of the Military Child at Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama, April 3, 2026.

Alabama legislature honors state military, veterans and families

Maxwell's installation commander, including other Alabama military leaders, attended a joint legislative session on March 19, 2026, for the state's annual military appreciation day.

Customs are our Courtesies

As members of the finest joint-fighting force the world has ever known, we are bound by a shared commitment to professionalism, discipline, and mutual respect. These values are the foundation of our military service and are visibly demonstrated every day through customs and courtesies. They are the

Utility Allowance Town Hall

Small team, big impact: Judge Advocate team delivers strategic impact across Maxwell

MAXWELL AIR FORCE BASE, Ala.--- The 42d Air Base Wing’s Judge Advocate General office provides free essential legal services to service members and their families, while also supporting commanders to ensure the Air Force can operate lawfully and effectively.By helping Airmen resolve personal legal

Crusader of the Month: Airman 1st Class Liam Mora

Airman 1st Class Liam Mora, a military justice paralegal with the 42d Air Base Wing Legal Office, has been selected as January’s Crusader of the Month for his outstanding performance and dedication to the mission.

Behind the mask: Maxwell Medical Group BEE flight drives readiness and health

The Maxwell Medical Group's Bioenvironmental Engineering Flight is working behind the scenes to optimize its processes while continuing to protect the health and readiness of personnel and their families at Maxwell and Gunter.

Combatting distracted driving at Maxwell AFB

For the hundreds of Airmen, civilians and families who navigate the streets of Maxwell Air Force Base every day, the commute can feel routine. 42d Air Base Wing safety officials warn that this sense of familiarity can quickly evolve into complacency, putting lives at risk in a matter of moments.