Reserve command chaplain visits DMAFB

Pararescuemen train doing activites they enjoy

Exchange Deputy Director Focuses on Making Airmen's Lives Better at Davis-Monthan AFB

Army & Air Force Exchange Service Deputy Director Mike Immler is making it his mission to ensure the Exchange is doing all it can to serve Airmen at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base.To better understand how the Exchange can best meet the needs of the community, Immler met with Davis-Monthan leadership,

Cactus Flag

The 355th Fighter Wing held the first large force employment and expeditionary exercise this year from Jan. 11-15 known as Cactus Flag.Cactus Flag brought a unique spin to the usual exercise routine. The exercise tested the 355th Fighter Wing on a broad scope of expeditionary skills across all

MLK day 2016 Remember! Celebrate! Act!

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was a vital figure of the modern era and a pivotal figure in the civil rights movement.  In sermons and speeches, Dr. King's voice rang out with a call for us to work toward a better tomorrow.  His actions inspired men and women, young and old, in this nation and around

Tucson Chapter of the DFC Society renamed

TRICARE pharmacy copays change Feb. 1

Military pharmacies and TRICARE Pharmacy Home Delivery will remain the lowest cost pharmacy option for TRICARE beneficiaries when some TRICARE pharmacy copays change Feb. 1. Most copays for prescription drugs in the home delivery program and retail network pharmacies will increase slightly.The 2016

Munitions Flight is the bomb

Tucked away at D-M AFB, the 355th Equipment Maintenance Squadron munitions flight builds bombs.The munitions flight, also known as AMMO, supports the D-M AFB mission by assembling whatever types of munitions are needed."The main focus for us is to support the flight line," said U.S. Air Force Tech.

SERE water survival training

Survival, Evasion, Resistance, Escape water survival training taught by a SERE instructor from the 355th Operational Support Squadron refreshes an aircrew on how to survive in the event that they become stranded.Crew members complete an initial course and revisit the training every three years. The

Green Dot to roll out across the Air Force

Airmen will take the first step of a five-year strategy to decrease interpersonal violence across the service in January when 1,500 Airman implementers attend one of 22 Green Dot prep sessions worldwide.The Air Force contracted the non-profit Green Dot organization to provide these violence