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  • National Cervical Health Awareness Month

    January is National Cervical Health Awareness Month. The staff of D-M's 355th Medical Group Women's Health Clinic would like to highlight some of the changes in the guidelines for cervical cancer screening.Many women will be glad to know they will no longer need a Pap smear every year. Pap smears

  • Mothers of Preschoolers

    Being a military dependent is no easy task especially when there are small children involved. With all of the changes it can be difficult to stay on track.To assist with the hardship the D-M Hope Chapel took on a Mothers of Preschoolers program. This program is designed for mothers of children from

  • General Education Mobile

    Education is highly encouraged if not recommended for military members. However with the uncertainty of deployments and extended hours, committing to a seat in a college classroom is pretty difficult.The Community College of the Air Force has called upon 40 schools to offer the General Education

  • Protect your property

    What Is Operation Identification?Operation Identification (Operation ID) is a citizen's burglary prevention program for use in homes and businesses. The Operation ID program involves marking property with an identifying number as a means of discouraging burglary and theft. It also provides police

  • Rescue Airmen work together to save an injured hiker

    On the evening of Dec. 19 Airmen from the 48th Rescue Squadron and 55th Rescue Squadron performed a real-world rescue mission to save an elderly woman who had fallen while hiking in the mountains.The 70-year-old hiker, who was visiting from Portal, Ariz., slipped on the loose terrain and sustained a

  • AMARG cuts final B-52

    The 309th Aerospace Maintenance and Regeneration Group started deconstruction on the final B-52G Stratofortress, Dec. 19. This Aircraft saw service in seven bomb wings within the U.S. Air Force, flew numerous missions in Vietnam during Operation Linebacker II and is the 39th B-52G to be eliminated

  • SFS becomes more resilient

    Every Airman has heard 'resiliency, resiliency, resiliency.' One squadron took the time to give their Airmen easier access to becoming resilient.The 355th Security Forces Squadron senior leaders created a 'resiliency room' for less than $100 for members of the squadron to use in their spare time.

  • Rewarding valor

    Whether computer-based or hands-on, military members are in a constant state of training. Some training, such as the Career Development Course new Airmen must complete, is learned and immediately applied to day-to-day operations. Others, like Self-Aid and Buddy Care, only apply to specific

  • Service members are assisted with transition

    So you're getting out of the military and you're trying to figure what's next for your life. The initial thought that comes to most people's mind is what am I going to do first.The conversion from military to civilian life can be stressful but the military has a variety of ways to help through the