Air Force leaders name next top enlisted leader
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WASHINGTON (AFNS) -- UPDATED -- Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Norton Schwartz and Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force Rodney J. McKinley have announced the Airman selected to be the service's next enlisted leader.
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AFOTEC announces manpower realignment
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Kirtland Air Force Base, N.M. (AFNS) -- The Air Force Operational Test and Evaluation Center will begin realigning manpower to improve mission effectiveness. Pending completion of an environmental impact assessment, the realignment will shift personnel from Kirtland AFB to four AFOTEC detachments located in California, Colorado, Florida and Nevada.
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Air Force continues partnership with Professional Bull Riders
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RANDOLPH AIR FORCE BASE, Texas (AFNS) -- Air Force Recruiting Service officials here announced May 11, the continuation of the Air Force partnership with the Professional Bull Riders, Inc., making it the official armed services branch of PBR.
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Enlisted Heritage Hall receives Airey's CMSAF ring
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MAXWELL AIR FORCE BASE, Ala. (AFNS) -- Paul Wesley Airey, the first chief master sgt. of the Air Force, had a close and very special association with Gunter, which he proved by leaving his CMSAF ring to the Enlisted Heritage Hall museum, his son said.
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Let's get it started
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Senior Airman Adam Owens and Senior Airman Michael Jakubec lift a transmission onto a transmission jack so it can be raised into a Pontiac GTO April 26 at an air base in Southwest Asia. The GTO is used as a chase car to help guide U-2 pilots during takeoffs and landings.
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Multinational medical assistance aids Filipino community
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SAPANG BATO, Philippines (AFNS) -- Civilian and military medical specialists from Japan, Australia, Indonesia and Papua-New Guinea provided much-needed care to a community May 4 here as part of the 2009 Association of Southeast Asian Nations Regional Forum Voluntary Demonstration of Response on Disaster Relief.
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B-1B makes impact throughout Southwest Asia
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SOUTHWEST ASIA (AFNS) -- Before late 2008, the B-1B Lancer was known primarily as a bomber, but since then the aircraft was modified to include the Sniper Advanced Targeting Pod now provides nontraditional intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance to ground forces.
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