AF inducts 8 into Comm & Info Hall of Fame Class of 2009
SCOTT AIR FORCE BASE, Ill -- Eight former Air Force communicators were inducted into the Air Force Communications and Information Hall of Fame during a ceremony held Dec. 11 at in Washington, D.C. Lt. Gen. Michael W. Peterson, Air Force Chief of Warfighting Integration and Chief Information Officer, announced the selection of (all retired) Lt. Gens. William J. Donahue and John L. Woodward; Maj. Gens. George P. Lampe, Gerald L. Prather and John T. Stihl; Brig. Gens. Duncan W. Campbell and Charles B. Jiggetts; and Col. Gil Sentimore into the C&I Hall of Fame's Class of 2009.
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AF announces Comm & Info Hall of Fame Class of 2008
SCOTT AIR FORCE BASE, Ill -- Three former Air Force communicators will be inducted into the Air Force Communications and Information Hall of Fame during the annual Spring Update (formally known as RETGO, a meeting of retired general officers) April 30 at Andrews AFB, Md.
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AFCA provides engineering support to new Combined Air Operations Center
SCOTT AIR FORCE BASE, Ill. -- Later this year, more than 100 civilians, military, and contractors will be manning a new Combined Air Operations Center in Southwest Asia that will operate under the direction of U.S. Air Forces Central, or USAFCENT.
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Team provides network analysis during wargames
SCOTT AIR FORCE BASE, Ill. -- It's 2020, in a remote corner of the world; a border country's radical leader inserts fanatic terrorists to infiltrate across the border of a staunch U.S. ally. Destabilizing the social and economic foundation would provide the opportunity to usurp the current, west-friendly government . . .
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Enterprise capabilities makes significant strides
Scott Air Force Base, Ill -- AFCA's Enterprise Capabilities directorate has made significant strides in delivering infrastructures and programs in support of C4ISR operations worldwide, as well as drafting policy and procedures that enable the warfighter to fully harness information.
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Payday loans = Big business for them, poorhouse for you
Hill Air Force Base, Utah -- In an interview on "Dan Rather Reports," Mary Ann Olson said she took out a payday loan for $140 and ended up paying back more than $2,000. She turn to them because she didn't have enough savings to purchase a pair of orthopedic shoes due to multiple sclerosis. She believed it was the only option to solve her money problem.
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