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  • D-M's open house comes to a close

    The rise of the sun on the morning of April 16 marks the close of the 2012 D-M Thunder and Lightning over Arizona open house. For two days, D-M opened its gates and allowed the public a chance to see its military might. Unfortunately, Mother Nature didn't want to cooperate with the open house.The

  • Medical Group Tech. Sgt. awarded Purple Heart

    Tech. Sgt. Angela Blue, 355th Medical Group non-commissioned officer in charge of education and training, was awarded the Purple Heart here, April 13.Sergeant Blue was deployed to Forward Operating Base Sweeney in Shinkai District, Afghanistan in June of 2011 as a medic for Provincial Reconstruction

  • D-M holds Day of Remembrance to honor Holocaust victims

    On April 17, Davis-Monthan Air Force Base will take time to honor victims of the Holocaust. Through the stories of five Holocaust survivors and a Holocaust historian, our community will gain a rare glimpse into the lives of those tormented by the horrors of the era. The Davis-Monthan Air Force Base

  • Hometown Hero to fly with Thunderbirds

    Dr. Peter Rhee, Chief of Trauma at the University of Arizona Medical Center, has been chosen as the Hometown Hero for the "Thunder and Lightening Over Arizona" open house and is slated to receive an incentive flight with the Thunderbirds. Dr. Rhee can be called many things. To his patients he is a

  • Airmen, families attend annual DM-50 picnic

    Members of the DM-50 hosted their annual picnic at Bama Park here March 31.The DM-50 is a group that functions as an advocate for the base and attempts to assist in bridging relationships between DM and the leaders of Tucson and Pima County.Approximately 3,000 active duty, families, retirees and