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  • Pasta and pajama night held at the Mirage Club

    A family event was held at the Mirage Club on base Dec. 10.The "Pasta and Pajama Holiday Celebration" event welcomed families to come wearing their coziest pajamas and make their own pasta dish, then sit back and relax while the movie, "How the Grinch Stole Christmas," was presented."I think it's a

  • AF announces additional force management programs to reduce force size

    Air Force leaders announced force management programs Dec. 11 designed to reduce the force by thousands of Airmen over the next five years as a result of sequestration.Fiscal 2014 force management initiatives are in addition to the announcement made in July, stating the Air Force will implement

  • A Starry, Snowy, Southwest Night at D-M

    A free family event was held in the base chapel parking lot here Dec. 3.The tenth annual "Starry, Snowy, Southwest Night" was organized by Outdoor Recreation and the Base Chapel with 23 volunteer Airmen assisting during the event.Fifty tons of snow were split into two areas for people of all ages to

  • UA students tour 25th OWS

    Graduate and doctoral students from the University of Arizona visited the 25th Operational Weather Squadron here Nov. 22.Sixteen students from the Departments of Atmospheric Sciences, Geosciences and Planetary Sciences participated in a tour along with Dr. Xubin Zeng, UA Department of Atmospheric

  • Green thumbs for everyone

    The Desert Lightning Team 1st Six raised funds for a greenhouse to be built at the School Age Program at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, Ariz."The DLT 1st Six is an organization on base that supports community outreach in the D-M area by providing assistance that would benefit the base, the Department

  • More than just a tour

    Students from schools around the Tucson community were given a tour of D-M Nov. 14, 2013.The visit was sponsored by the Southeast Regional Cooperative of the Arizona School for the Deaf and Blind. Ten students with hearing impairments, accompanied by teachers and parents, were treated to an A-10

  • Mentorship impacts young service members

    You've just enlisted in the military, but you have no idea how it works or what are you supposed to do. Who do you go to for help? "It's a requirement for senior leaders to help build and mentor younger enlisted service members," said Master Sgt. Brian Young, 755th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron