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  • Lift to Compete

    Airman 1st Class Molly Moloney, 355th Fighter Wing general law paralegal, competed in the National Physique Committee Natural Outlaw Competition at the Fox Theater in Tucson, Ariz., March 15. The NPC Natural Outlaw Competition is for both men and women wanting to compete in body building, figure,

  • Tucson offers DLT opportunity to horse around

    The city of Tucson, and its always sunny climate, allows for a plethora of outdoor sports options for military families to participate in, such as soccer, football, tennis or hiking.However, some Davis-Monthan families have found their niché in the less common, but also accessible, sport of

  • D-M Airman to be honored as a Tucson Father of the Year

    The Father's Day Council Tucson has chosen a Desert Lightning Team member as a 2014 Tucson Father of the Year.Capt. Joshua Palochak, 41st Electronic Combat Squadron senior mission crew commander, is one of six Tucson fathers who will be honored during an awards gala June 13. Each honoree will be

  • Old Dawgs & Pups recognize one of D-M’s Finest

    The Old Dawgs & Pups organization recently visited the kennel here and presented Staff Sgt. Aaron Escalante, 355th Security Forces Squadron military working dog handler, with their Alpha Dog Coin. The Alpha Dog Coin is one of the more prestigious awards presented by Old Dawgs & Pups. Escalante is

  • Surviving the Summer in Arizona

    With summer on the way, there are a few extra precautions that Airmen and their families should take before heading outdoors. Tech. Sgt. Mathew Anderson, 355th Fighter Wing ground safety noncommissioned officer, and Cindy Davis, the Health and Wellness Center's community dietician share helpful tips

  • From detection to relaxation

    D-M held its first official retirement ceremony for a military working dog, Feb. 19.Dexter, a 355th Security Force Squadron MWD, retired due to a medical condition after more than three years of honorable service.Dexter, a 5- year-old German Shepard, entered the U.S. Air Force at the age of two on

  • D-M Airman is recognized for his work overseas

    Master Sgt. Bruce Archer, 355th Security Forces Squadron defender, was presented the bronze star for his work in Afghanistan, Jan. 10.Archer spent a year in Afghanistan working as the sole advisor for the Afghan Security Forces Company Commander, six Afghan Technical school instructors and over 100

  • Treasures in the Attic

    The Desert Lightning Team has a very valuable, money saving resource available to active-duty Airmen.The Airmans Attic, a little warehouse located behind the Airman and Family Readiness Center, is a place where donated items are offered free of charge to Airmen around the base. Items include