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Hill commanders old and new pledge emphasis on suicide problem
Maj. Gen. Andrew E. Busch talks to the media after a change of command ceremony July 2, 2009 at Hill Air Force Base in Ogden.
Taking Charge / New Ogden Air Logistics Center commander living his dream
Literally and figuratively, the Hill Air Force Base community will be looking up to its new boss.
In steadfast tradition of peaceful change of power, Maj. Gen. Kathie Close yielded command of the Ogden Air Logistics Center at Hill Air Force Base on Thursday.
Ground Broken For An Air Force Research Unit At Wright Patterson A.F.B.
Ground was broken for an Air Force research unit that will develop electronic surveillance networks to link sensor devices on the ground, in the air and in space.
Trotwood Officials Sponsor Employment Meeting
Trotwood city officials reached out to residents Tuesday evening through a free community worksh0p which would help them apply for government jobs.
Air Forcea s 2010 plan would add Wright-Patterson personnel
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base stands to receive an increase of 264 civilian jobs and seven military positions for the government fiscal year that begins Oct.
Air Force Proposal Includes $48M for Wright-Pat
The Air Force is asking Congress for $48 million in new construction projects at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base near Dayton.
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Wheels of Progress Festival in Greenfield
The theme of the 2009 Wheels of Progress Festival in Greenfield is "Together All Things Are Possible." In a world that has seen major changes including a crippling recession, it seems like a good theme indeed.
Instructor, students reunite at combined ops
Life has had its 'ups and downs' for Master Sgt. Michael Sanders over the last few years, but his assignment to the Senior NCO Academy's Class 09-D at Gunter has proven to be one of the 'ups.' From 2004 to 2007, Sergeant Sanders was one of a select group of senior NCOs who participated in the Reserve Officer Training Corps Enlisted Instructor ...
Military tattoos date back to the earliest days of warfare when bugles, drums and whistles signaled commands to the armies.
Students create portable device to detect suicide bombers
According to latest reports , improvised explosive devices , the weapons of suicide bombers, are responsible for about half of soldier casualties in Iraq and Afghanistan.
386th AEW conducts dorm fire exercise
Staff Sgt. Betty Schnoop labels a simulated victim as immediate response due to a life threatening injury, while Capt.
Base implements new IT support contract
The "IT Transformation" initiative will centralize client and server support functions for all Air Force Materiel Command organizations on base, said Karen Newton, Network Operations Flight chief with the 88th Communications Squadron here.
Base Would Benefit From Defense Authorization Bill Bucks
We could be seeing more than $102 million coming to the Wright Patterson Air Force Base if the Defense Authorization Bill is passed by the House and Senate.
Little bit of Lima flies with experimental Air Force cargo plane
When the Air Force's newest experimental plane lifted off into the California sky earlier this month, the most important thing on board wasn't the lightweight materials or high-tech gauges.
Special fathers, special parenting
This special day gives us the opportunity to thank our dads for all they've done to enhance our lives.
Optoelectronics industry rich with possibilities
Current and former Air Force research leaders, university counterparts and industry officials are discussing how the region's companies could support the high-tech field of optoelectronics for military and commercial customers.
Enhanced Global Hawk to be rolled out June 25
Gen. Donald J. Hoffman, Air Force Materiel Command commander, is briefed on RQ-4 Global Hawk operations during a visit with the 380th Air Expeditionary Wing in Southwest Asia in February.
Military Trains With Virtual Reality
In the training room at Wright Patterson Air Force Base, soldiers hit targets with lasers instead of bullets.
Ohio towns lobby for stops on Amtrak plan
As Amtrak studies a proposed passenger rail line linking Ohio's major cities, small towns along the 250-mile route are lobbying hard not to be left behind.