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  • 355th MSS, SVS combine to form force support squadron

    The 355th Mission Support Squadron and the 355th Services Squadron officially became the 355th Force Support Squadron after an activation ceremony Aug. 28 at the O' Club.The Air Force wide initiated change will help streamline processes, maximize customer service and cut costs associated with

  • Senior leaders meet to discuss, decide way ahead for force

    Senior Air Force leaders gathered for a strategic summit Aug. 27 at Bolling Air Force Base to discuss the way ahead for the Air Force as a part of the August emphasis on strategic planning. "The summit allows us to identify issues that need senior leader review and decide on matters affecting the

  • Mammogram self-referral option at D-M

    Women needing annual screening mammograms are able to self-refer for their annual screening mammogram at Davis-Monthan, according to Maj. (Dr.) Dan Madsen, a radiologist at the 355th Medical Group. Beginning in July 2007, the D-M Diagnostic Imaging Flight began booking mammogram appointments for

  • New base library now open, more to offer

    The base library re-opened Aug. 22, and is now located in the Kennedy Professional Development Center building 2441. The library was included in the PDC blueprint to ensure all like-functions are located together in one building. "The new location is convenient for all D-M population including

  • D-M Airmen donate blood during ARC drive

    Airmen and members from the Desert Lightning community gathered to support the American Red Cross in replenishing the reduced blood supply at the Hope Chapel here Aug. 20. Many volunteers from the D-M community came out to volunteer their time to help make the event a success. "Everyone should

  • Flag football season preparations underway

    The 2008 intramural flag football season begins Sept. 22, with preseason games kicking off Sept. 15. "We are expecting 20 teams to compete in this year's intramural league," said Senior Airman James Tarone, 355th Services Squadron fitness specialist. Teams must have at least 12 players, in addition

  • Commitment to health and fitness yields state-wide recognition

    Two individuals from Davis-Monthan were recognized earlier this year for fitness excellence while competing in state-level competitions across the state of Arizona. Tech. Sgt. Tracy Thompson, 355th Medical Support Squadron noncommissioned officer in charge of communication management, and Nerissa