An Aviano High School student shows through his actions and words how to be a leader in the classroom and on the court.

Many people have personal goals and aspirations, and with work, they can see their visions come to life. Senior Airman Breanne Biggie introduces us to an airman who has found a way to not only fulfill his dream, but share the benefits with his fellow airmen.

Few things in life are more emotionally complex than being reunited with your family after six months apart. Senior Airman Danielle Colbert takes us to Aviano Air Base, Italy, where members of the community wait anxiously for loved ones to arrive.

It’s an Airman’s responsibility to be fit to fight, but what happens when pain interferes? Senior Airman Breanne Biggie introduces us the medical team who helps injured patients work through their challenges.

Getting a second chance can be a beautiful thing, especially when you learn to give yourself one. Senior Airman Danielle Colberg shows us an Airmen who exposes his personal struggles in order to give hope to his peers.

Having a new-born can be challenging, introducing new questions and responsibilities. Senior Airman Breanne Biggie Introduces us to a mother who welcomes help from pediatric professionals on base.

When it’s time to leave a duty station, crossing T’s and dotting I’s can cause a lot of anxiety. Senior Airman Breanne Biggie shows us how a briefing can make that move a little easier.

Everyone experiences difficult times in their lives and the added stress of military life can add even more pressure. Senior Airman Danielle Colberg introduces us to members of the community and tells us how they deal with difficult situations.

Whether Wingmen, battle buddies, or shipmates, the concept that servicemembers look out for one another is as old as the service itself. But what happens when a servicemember breaks that code? One Airman at Aviano Air Base tells us how harmful it can be, and how it can put a damper on the U-S Military's mission.