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  • Airmen, family members put the pedal to the metal

    Members from D-M and their families gathered at the Southwestern International Raceway to find out who would be bringing home the trophy at a drag racing tournament May 30."Two years ago, when Col. Cherrey, 355th Fighter Wing commander, first arrived at D-M, we did an event like this with the

  • Command Chief impacts more than just DLT

    Chief Master Sergeant Vincent Howard, 355th Fighter Wing command chief master sergeant, was honored as one of the 25 Most Influential African Americans in Southern Arizona at a ceremony held at the Desert Diamond Hotel and Casino in Tucson May 26. The event was hosted by the Tucson-Southern Arizona

  • D-M Pest Management

    The local area has various creatures indigenous to the desert climate and many of them can deliver a nasty sting or bite. The 355th Civil Engineer Squadron Pest Management Office is D-M's first line of defense against these hazards.The PMO deals with all sorts of pests, from insect, to amphibian to

  • Stay hydrated, stay healthy

    Do you have dry skin, headaches, dry mouth and fatigue? If so, congratulations, you may be dehydrated.As the weather in Tucson is hitting the triple digits, it's becoming more imperative to drink water and stay hydrated. No one wants to be the person who passes out in a pool of their own sweat, only

  • 355th CMS Airman named IDEA winner

    Come up with an idea that saves the Air Force a significant amount of money per year, earn up to $10,000. That couldn't get any easier. It's the concept behind the Innovative Development through Employee Awareness program.The IDEA program awards Airmen who have smart proposals that lead to

  • May is mental health month

    May is National Mental Health Month and D-M's Mental Health Clinic has a variety of programs to ensure that Airmen and their families know the proper ways to deal with pressures in any situation.National Mental Health Month is a nation-wide movement to educate communities on mental health issues and

  • A home away from home for dormitory Airmen

    For Airmen living in the dorms, life outside of work can be isolating. Most are away from their friends and family, and may not know a lot of people living around them. The Airmen's Ministry Center runs an area called the Loft, which provides Airmen a place go to meet others and enjoy a number of

  • 25th OWS keeps heads in the clouds

    The 25th Operational Weather Squadrons is one of three weather squadrons who forecast weather in the United States.After completing a seven-month technical training course at Keesler AFB, Miss., Airmen come to the 25th OWS for two years of on-the-job training before going to their individual Weather

  • D-M student to travel to International Science Fair

    As the winner of the observer award, Chelsea West and her family are slated to travel to Pittsburgh in May for the International Science and Engineering Fair.West, a student at D-M's Sonoran Science Academy, took home the International Science and Engineering Fair observer award at the Southern

  • Skits educate Airmen, eliminate misconceptions

    More than 400 Airmen took time out of their day to watch "Sex Signals" live show at the Mirage Club on Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, Ariz., April 10.Sex Signals is an improvised, two-person presentation geared to educate Airmen about the stereotypes and misconceptions surrounding sexual assault. The