Dyess AFB civic leaders head for Ohio

Scobee Focuses on Retaining Airmen at Caucus Breakfast

The House National Guard and Reserve Components Caucus hosted a breakfast with National Guard and Reserve service chiefs on Capitol Hill, April 30. Senior leaders from each component discussed their top issues and emphasized the need for predictable and stable budgets. In addition, Lt. Gen. Richard

STARBASE guests have Martian mindset

Alyssa Carson and Danielle Roosa are two people with their feet on the ground and their minds on outer space. They came to speak with STARBASE students about their passion for space travel during a visit here April 25, 2019.Though both ladies have the same desire to promote space travel and the

Air Force senior leaders update OCP uniform guidance

The Air Force announced April 23 new rules on Operational Camouflage Pattern uniforms that aim to better fit the needs of Airmen and the jobs they do while also holding fast to tradition.

Lt. Col. Dick Cole, the Doolittle Raiders made history, planted the seeds for today’s Air Force

When Lt. Col. Dick Cole pushed the throttles forward April 18, 1942, to coax the lumbering, indecisive B-25 Mitchell bomber off the rolling deck of the USS Hornet for an audacious raid on Tokyo, he had no conception of space as a warfighting domain. “Cyber” would not be a word for several more

Industrial Hardware does their part to keep B-52 engines running

Imagine ordering parts for a major auto repair shop that supplies hardware to maintain engines for 76 vehicles. Although it’s 2019, the newest vehicle in the fleet was built in 1962. Each of those 76 vehicles have eight engines, and their ability to operate is critical to national security.This is a

New 307th Bomb Wing commander last Secret Squirrel in uniform

Col. Steven W. Kirkpatrick, the new commander of the 307th Bomb Wing, is the last of the Secret Squirrels still in uniform. In this interview, he lays out his plans and hopes for the future of the unit.

New mobile app enables, engages, empowers Airmen

The Air Force now has an enterprise-wide mobile app designed to provide Airmen with streamlined access to information they need for their lives and careers.

Two days, three new commanders

So long, Long Rangers