Randolph Air Force Base News

One of those winners is Tech Sgt Benjamin Horton from Hill AFB, Utah. Sergeant Horton works in the 775th Civil Engineering Squadron and was deployed when he won the Air Force Materiel Command non-commissioned officer of the year award in April.

Gen. John C. Koziol, the former commander of the Air Force Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Agency and now deputy under secretary of defense for joint and coalition warfighter support and the director of the Department of Defense Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Task Force, has received the 2008 Eugene M. Zuckert ...

With thousands of children available for adoption in the U.S. alone, and with adoption fees that can reach well into the thousands of dollars, Air Force officials are helping ease the initial financial obligations for those military families opting to adopt.

One of the provisions of the new law eliminates the waiting period of appropriated fund civilian employees covered under the Federal Employees Retirement System to receive Agency Automatic 1 percent and Agency Matching Contributions to their TSP accounts.

A Jacksonville technology, education, engineering and training services company has won a contract to tap into more than $20 million worth of military work.

Air Force officials selected the service's top enlisted members, naming the 12 Outstanding Airmen of the Year for 2009.

An Air Force commercial highlighting the technology of the unmanned aircraft systems is airing nationally this week in television markets and select movie theaters across the country.

Air Force officials recently recognized four Airmen with the service's 2008 Lance P. Sijan Air Force Leadership Award.

A cyber-security training mission isn't coming to Sheppard Air Force Base, Air Force officials said Friday afternoon.

Lieutenant colonels may apply for the detachment commander positions, while first lieutenants, captains and majors can apply for instructor positions.

With far fewer F-15C Eagles to fly next year, the Air Force is merging its active-duty pilot training with an Air National Guard program but still needs a place for the crew chiefs to learn.

The time-on-station requirement for government funded join-spouse assignments, where military couples are assigned, when possible, to a location where they can live in the same residence, has changed from 24 to 12 months.

A union representing nearly 800 civilian workers and the primary contractor at Vance Air Force Base reached a tentative agreement Saturday on a new contract.

Army Pvt. Malcolm Beavers has graduated from basic combat training at Fort Jackson, Columbia, S.C. He is the son of Patricia Woods of Monroe.

The stealth-black Air Force Challenger 'Vapor' features a biometric access to open the vertical doors, a custom stealth body kit with jet enhancements and a carbon fiber exterior trim.

Mac Baker, a senior centrifuge technician at Brooks City-Base, Texas, demonstrates to Harmony Science Academy students the proper procedures for hooking test pilots up to a centrifuge canopy.

The average score for those selected was 319.69, with an average time in grade and time in service of 5.68 and 10.85 years respectively.

As the strike by civilian employees at Vance Air Force Base entered its second week officials with CSC Applied Technologies say they want to resume negotiations.

The Student Career Experience Program, or SCEP, allows qualified college students to apply at participating state and federal agencies for jobs that relate to the their academic or career goals.

Organ music resonates inside the restored St. Ann's Catholic Cathedral in Great Falls.