Oct 30, 2009 | Air Force Link
Husbands and wives offer support, but recently another group gained recognition when an organization produced a film telling the story of military children.
Airman Andrew D. Smith graduated recently from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas.
Mountain Roundup acts as final stage for German air force training
Staff Sgt. Martin Schweizer, a weapons journeyman from the German air force Flying and Training Center at Holloman Air Force Base, N.M., helps perform post-flight maintenance on a PA-200 Tornado Oct.
Capt. Nicholas Giglio, previously stationed at Sheppard Air Force Base, died in a training collision off the coast of South Carolina Thursday night.
Mesa-based group offering domestic abuse musical
A play titled "Domestic Violence, the Musical?" is an admitted head-scratcher - but it's doing its job, according to the Mesa man who wrote the script and is directing it.
Fund infusion from D.C. protects 186 jobs in county
Milling asphalt, pouring concrete, repairing hangar doors, upgrading electricity distribution and other construction work at Dyess Air Force Base has created or saved an estimated 186 jobs so far in Taylor County.
Play's substance no simple song and dance
Ginny Green plays a victim during "Domestic Violence ... The Musical?" at Holloman Air Force Base, N.M. Green depicts the role of a woman in an abusive relationship who struggles to find a way out.
Frightful real estate on market, just in time for Halloween
Randy Cooper, bottom, and Kevin Kee work in the basement of the Central Boys Girls Club in preparation for the Chamber of Horrors in 2008.
HV Mayor meets Vice-President Biden
Dianne Costa like most Mayors, receives a lot of invitations as Mayor of Highland Village, so it wasna t until a second invitation was followed up by phone calls that Costa realized it was Vice President Joe Biden and his wife, Dr.
Nuclear accountability course launched
The Air Force on Monday took another step to improve its embattled nuclear program, launching a "nuclear accountability" course at Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas.
Sheppard Air Force Base hosted an air show and open house October 10 and 11 of 2009.
All individuals and vehicles are subject to search upon entering the base for the air show.
Photo by Stacy Johnson/Times Record News Staff Sgt. Brianna Hunt shows a young Air Show attendee how to pull gauze from a dummy patient in the 82nd Training Wing's technical training tent at the Sheppard Air Force Base Open House and Air Show on Saturday.
Joint medical training to begin next summer
A move by the services to combine their enlisted medical training will bring more than 24,000 soldiers, sailors and airmen here every year, starting next June.
As KC-135Es retire, Air Force officials' focus shifts to KC-X
One of the last of the KC-135E Stratotankers to retire made its final flight Sept.
Canadian Snowbirds' aerial feats highlight air show
Snowbirds1: Capt. Daniel Rossi, a member of the Canadian Snowbirds Demonstration Team, checks over his aircraft shortly after arriving at Sheppard Air Force Base Friday for the Open House and Air Show slated today and Sunday at the base.
Flight might There they go into the wild blue yonder for Sheppard Air Show
At the Offutt Air Force Base, Neb., open house and air show, a P-51 Mustang, an F-16 Fighting Falcon and an F-15E Strike Eagle fly in a Heritage Formation Aug.
Sheppard officials launch Nuclear Accountability Course
SHEPPARD AIR FORCE BASE, Texas: Air Force officials took another important step in reinvigorating their nuclear enterprise here Oct.
As KC-135Es Retire, Air Force Officials' focus shifts To KC-X
As KC-135Es Retire, Air Force Officials' focus shifts To KC-X One of the last of the KC-135E Stratotankers to retire made its final flight Sept.
Former POW, now a congressman, to receive honor
An Air Force vet and former prisoner of war in Vietnam who is now a member of Congress is the recipient of Medal of Honor Society's highest civilian award.
As KC-135Es retire, Air Force officials' focus shifts to KC-X
An Air Force KC-135E Stratotanker is received by 309th Aerospace Maintenance and Regeneration Group members in April 2008 at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, Ariz.
Our opinion: Sheppard shares wild blue yonder with community
Wichitans know just how important aviation is to North Texas. We can hear it overhead.
Contracts for October 01, 2009
Northrop Grumman Technical Services of Herndon, Va., was awarded a $3.8 billion contract to provide contractor logistics services in support of Air Mobility Command assets.
Air Force opens first Reaper repair school at Hancock Field
In the 1940s, Curtis Irwin ushered in a new era of air combat, flying P-47 fighters during World War II.
L-3 Communications gets $12.6M Air Force deal
Teams: Air Force vs. Houston . When/where: Noon , Amon G. Carter Stadium, Fort Worth, Texas.
Former Air University commander passes away
The 14th commander of Air University, who witnessed many changes at the university during his rein as commander, has passed away.
Express to espressoFormer teacher enjoys new labor of love
Claire Whelan/Times Record News Candice McKee pours a cup of decaffinated coffee Thursday at her shop in the Hamilton Building.
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