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  • 355th SFS Airmen provide much needed protection down range

    Security Forces Airmen play a critical role in supporting the mission at D-M and down range. They are responsible for the safety and security of personnel, aircraft, and cargo.Recently a group of 355th Security Forces Squadron Airmen returned from a deployment to Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan.Most

  • For the love of the game

    "At one point in my life, the act of dribbling a ball meant everything to me," said the 32 year old.James Barnes, mechanic, was born in 1981 in a small town just outside of Oklahoma City. His parents, retired Master Sgt. Mike and Judy Barnes had three kids; two girls and a boy. Growing up in an Air

  • Davis-Monthan 563rd Rescue Group practices rescue tactics

    The 563rd Operations Support Squadron supports all aspects of the training and employment of the 563rd Rescue Group's seven combat-ready HC-130, HH-60, pararescue and maintenance squadrons totaling 1,125 military and civilian personnel. It provides all operational support functions including weapons

  • 355th Operations Group photos

    The 355th Operations Group consists of five squadrons and over 300 personnel employing 83 A-10C aircraft and an AN/TPS-75 radar system. It provides war-fighters with forces for close air support, forward air control , combat search and rescue.

  • From artist to engine mechanic

    When some Airmen join the military, people won't know who they are years from now, but once in a while you find someone who leaves something behind.Senior Airman Patrick Corcoran, 755th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron propulsion technician, is a passionate artist who is leaving his mark in the

  • Home-cooked meals away from home

    For many young Airmen, their first duty station is the first time they have lived on their own. The base chapel is doing its part to ease the transition.Every Sunday, The LOFT hosts a dinner for the Airmen living in the dorms.The meals are provided by spouses, enlisted members, and off-base groups.

  • Stem cells cultivate new family

    There comes a time when you have the option to save a life. You might have the chance to pull someone from a burning building, prevent a suicide or just maybe, give part of yourself to a stranger. Tech Sgt. Justin Slater had the chance to do just that.Ten years ago at Travis Air Force Base, Calif.,

  • Blocks to build on: The physical pillar

    (Editor's Note: "First and foremost, we must continue to care for our Airmen and their families. At Air Combat Command, we've taken a proactive approach to increase Airmen resiliency through a culture of Comprehensive Airman Fitness." Gen. Mike Hostage, ACC commander.)Physical fitness is a staple in

  • CFC set to kick off

    Want to support a cause or donate to your favorite charity? Here's your chance. This year's Combined Federal Campaign will kick off, September 12 with a breakfast fundraiser at the Mirage Club. The CFC donates roughly 250 million dollars per year to a variety of charities. The groups vary from

  • D-M Airman wins ACC award

    Senior Airmen Christopher Osnes, 355th Operation Support Squadron Survival, Evasion, Resistance, Escape specialist, was recognized for going above and beyond the scope of his job.Due to his exceptional performance, Osnes received the Air Combat Command SERE Specialist Airman of the Year for 2012.The