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  • 2008 Air Force Climate Survey ends soon

    The 2008 Air Force climate survey, designed to assess the opinions and perceptions of the Air Force's active-duty, guard, reserve and civilian personnel (appropriated and non-appropriated) on a wide range of topics will end on Wednesday, Nov. 26. "This is an opportunity for Airmen across the Air

  • 355 FW commander updates policy on wear of ABU

    In a recent policy letter, the 355th Fighter Wing commander clarified the wear of the Airmen Battle Dress Uniform during the winter months for all units, staff agencies and tenant units assigned to Davis-Monthan AFB. While performing duties outside, Airmen assigned to Davis-Monthan AFB are

  • A&FRC hosts International Spouses Conference

    U.S. Military spouses born and raised in ten international countries participated here Wednesday in the International Spouses Conference hosted by the D-M Airman and Family Readiness Center. The conference, held monthly, brings together military spouses originally from countries throughout the world

  • Holidays call for 'whole family' approach to safety

    When families gather for the holidays, it's natural to 'keep an eye out' for groups of nieces and nephews, sons and daughters excited to play together during seasonal celebrations. Airmen thoughtfully "childproof" their homes and check Christmas lights for faults that might lead to a shock. Families

  • Secretary of Defense designates November Warrior Care Month

    Secretary of Defense Robert M. Gates has designated Nov. 2008 as Warrior Care Month to raise awareness of resources and programs available for wounded service members and their families. "We need to make it easier for our troops and their families to benefit from all of the assistance now available

  • Local Tucson teen becomes November pilot for a day

    James "Jay" Nasby, a 17-year-old Tucsonan who recently battled cancer, toured the base Nov. 14 as this month's Pilot for a Day. The purpose of the program is to give local children with illnesses an enjoyable day completely devoted to them and their interest in aviation. Jay had a tumor in his hip

  • Meet D-M's newest chiefs

    The D-M community congratulated their newest Chief Master Sergeant selects during a ceremony here Friday. Front Row Left to Right-- Senior Master Sgt. Scott B. Robbins, 355th Communications Squadron Senior Master Sgt. Rick Ramos, 563rd Maintenance Squadron Senior Master Sgt. Jacob E. J. Robinson,

  • New law allows saluting in civilian attire during Anthem

    Veterans and servicemembers not in uniform can now render the military-style hand salute during the playing of the national anthem, thanks to changes in federal law that took effect in October. "The military salute is a unique gesture of respect that marks those who have served in our nation's armed

  • Great American Smokeout 2008

    On Nov. 20, Davis Monthan Air Force Base will celebrate the Great American Smokeout. Held the third Thursday in November, the Great American Smokeout motivates tobacco users across the country to quit for one day. Are you thinking about quitting? Perhaps, you want to but have some hesitation. The

  • D-M prepares for full-scale exercise, Nov. 20

    Davis-Monthan Air Force Base will conduct a multi-agency, full-scale exercise on Nov. 20 from 9-5 p.m. The exercise will include civilian first responders from local government agencies and counties. Preparations for the exercise will start on the evening of Nov.19. Base facilities impacted by the