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  • PJs meet Open House heart attack patient

    Six pararescuemen from the 48th Rescue Squadron were able to meet the man whose life they saved during the Thunder and Lightning over Arizona event, May 1.Russell Korne, a Phoenix resident, suffered a heart attack on April 12 while he and his wife were walking past the 48th RQS display. Six PJs and

  • 5 D-M Airmen LEAD to USAFA

    The U.S. Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, Colo., will welcome five members of the Desert Lightning Team into the Leaders Encouraging Airmen Development program.Senior Airman Thomas R. Nguyen and Airman 1st Class Torrence R. Rees, both from the 755th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, will enter

  • Tutoring anywhere, anytime

    The Department of Defense is funding a program for younger military dependents to help further their education.Tutor.com for U.S. Military Families is a program available to grades K-12 students in eligible military families that provides expert tutoring and homework help at no cost."Tutor.com

  • Keeping Heritage Park looking good

    If you visit Heritage Park in the next few weeks, you may see a missing display and one covered in tarps. This is because two static displays at Heritage Park will be undergoing maintenance and refurbishing during the next three weeks.All of the displays in Heritage Park recently underwent an

  • Stopping buffelgrass in its tracks

    The Arizona Conservation Corps is removing buffelgrass from Davis-Monthan Air Force Base.Buffelgrass is an invasive species of grass brought to Arizona from Africa in the 1920s. It was intended to be used as forage food for cattle and other livestock. However, it has expanded into the open areas of