Teeth whitening update

A very common question asked at prophylaxis (teeth cleaning) appointments in our dental clinic involves interest in "whitening products" for teeth. Although the Davis-Monthan dental clinic does not offer any of these cosmetic procedures, there are many options out there according to the American

Wingman, leader, warrior ... a tradition of honor

It is that time ... time to mark your calendars for July 25, as Davis-Monthan holds its annual Senior Noncommissioned Officer Induction Ceremony. This year's theme is Wingman, leader, warrior ... a tradition of honor. Master sergeant promotion results were released June 26 and D-M happily welcomed

355th CES command changes hands

Colonel Johnson takes over as new wing commander

The 355th Fighter Wing's command changed hands July 10 when Col. Paul T. Johnson took command of the wing from Col. Kent Laughbaum during a change-of-command ceremony at the 55th Helicopter Maintenance Unit hangar here. Colonel Johnson is the 48th commander of Davis-Monthan's host wing and most

355th AMDS command changes hands

612th TOG command changes hands

355th CPTS command changes hands

The cyberspace threat: Do you really know who you’re communicating with on-line?

You may have seen the television show where an investigator confronts an unsuspecting predator looking to meet someone underage he met on a social networking site. A decoy would lure the predator by means of an on-line "chat" and the predator is caught and taken to jail. The predator had no idea he

A&FRC, PCC to offer employment training for military spouses

Pima Community College and the Airman & Family Readiness Center have designed two employment training programs for spouses of active duty Air Force personnel on D-M. The 8-week training programs are for Medical Office Clerk or Child Care entry-level assistant. Upon completion, attendees will be

AFROTC cadets learn about the AF at D-M

During the summertime, the Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps (AFROTC) and the U.S. Air Force Academy offer its cadets the opportunity to participate in a professional development training program called "Operation Air Force." There are currently 15 AFROTC cadets, from a variety of