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  • From paralegal to war fighter

    Imagine, as a paralegal, one day you are helping someone with a power of attorney and the next day you are helping protect unarmed colleagues from enemy fire in a war zone. This is how one staff sergeant went above his everyday job to help his fellow service members.Staff Sgt. Dallas Brewer, 12th

  • Don’t bring a gun to a knight fight

    In parks across America, people are having picnics, joggers are running their favorite trails, birds are chirping ... and armored knights from the medieval times are fighting each other?It's not a scene from a science fiction movie or a book. For Staff Sgt. Joseph Park, 25th Operational Weather

  • Quality lab results

    The workstation in the 355th Logistics Readiness Squadron Fuels Laboratory can put you in the mind of Frankenstein's lab while he was creating his monster. It may not be as dark and shadowed, but its giant beakers, strange contraptions and air of mystic all point to brilliantly mad science.In

  • PCMH making strides toward more efficient medical care at D-M

    The 355th Medical Group is continuing to achieve accessible quality health care through the phone appointment line and TriCare Online, both initiatives of Patient Centered Medical Home. "We are working very hard with the Air Force Medical Operations Agency to get initiatives online to give our

  • Chief Brown to be Eielson’s new command chief

    Chief Master Sgt. Jeffrey Brown, 355th Maintenance Group superintendent, has served his country in the U.S. Air Force for more than 26 years. On July 11 , he will take a new step in his career and become the command chief of Eielson AFB, AK. Recently, he sat down to reflect on his experiences and

  • CINC award money set to improve D-M’s quality of life

    On March 26, the Air Force announced Davis-Monthan Air Force Base as the winner of the 2012 Commander in Chief's Installation Excellence Award, claiming the title of the number one base in the Air Force. Along with the title came a $1 million cash prize and the likely question: what are we going to

  • Inn on D-M voted ACC’s best lodging operation

    The Inn on D-M has done it again. They have been voted Air Combat Command's Best Lodging Operation seven out of the past nine years, and will be competing for back-to-back wins as the 2012 Air Force Innkeeper of the Year Award, large-base category. Davis-Monthan Lodging's training program is the

  • Former DLT member tours with Tops in Blue

    The Air Force's premiere entertainment group, Tops in Blue, visited Tucson as part of their world-wide tour. The show features about 18 vocalists, one of which is a former member of the Desert Lightning Team.Senior Airman Joleen Dedmon's Air Force career has been a many-faceted line of business. She

  • D-M dorm cleanliness goes viral

    The D-M Airmen Dormitory Leaders recently decided to revamp their dorm room inspection checklist, and go in a whole new direction, by throwing out the typed papers and bringing in the video camera.The new checklist is a six-minute, instructional video, entitled "Dorm Room Cleanliness Davis-Monthan

  • SFS Airman receives commissioning opportunity

    For some Airmen, an enlisted military career full of stripes is just the beginning. Some wish to trade them in for bars. An Airman at the 355th Security Forces Squadron had that desire and was recently accepted into the Air Force Academy Preparatory School. "My goal in the Air Force has always been