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Eglin's new flight rules should mean less noise
Col. Don Johnson, commander of the 96th Operations Group at Eglin Air Force Base, oversaw a review of flight procedures and implementation of the changes.
Delays are OK for an airline, but hampering Air Force's operations
The forbidden word is noticeably missing from many statements about the triservice F-35 Lightning joint strike fighter, which is now the longest-delayed program in aviation history.
A long-time tradition at Tyndall Air Force Base is about to come to an end. The base's Pelican Point golf course will close at the end of the month.
Ardent Sentry Preps Northcom, First Responders for Disasters
A perfect storm of simulated disasters is slowly unfolding across the United States, as thousands of military and Defense Department members join their interagency partners in fine-tuning their disaster-response processes just ahead of the upcoming hurricane and wildfire seasons.
53rd Wing pilot to become lead Thunderbird
By this time next year, Lt. Col. Matthew Bradley's F-16 fighter jet will be looping, flipping and rolling through the sky to the delight of a crowd gathered below.
U.S., Canadian Officials Celebrate NORAD's 55th Anniversary
North American Aerospace Defense Command celebrated its 55th anniversary in its headquarters here today.
Ardent Sentry Preps Northcom, First Responders for Disasters
A perfect storm of simulated disasters is slowly unfolding across the United States, as thousands of military and Defense Department members join their interagency partners in fine-tuning their disaster-response processes just ahead of the upcoming hurricane and wildfire seasons.
Lieutenant has passion for sign language
Verbal communication is vital in today's military, but one 23rd Force Support Squadron lieutenant can carry on a conversation without saying a word.
The last F-4 departs Davis-Monthan
MONTHAN AIR FORCE BASE, Ariz. - The final F-4 regenerated from storage at the 309th Aerospace Maintenance and Regeneration Group performed its last flight over Tucson, Ariz., April 17, before heading to Mojave, Calif.
Eye-Opening History in Bay County Elections
Bay County is celebrating it's 100th anniversary this year and the supervisor of elections, Mark Andersen, is preparing for a historical lesson in local elections that might shock some.
Through Airmen's Eyes: More than words: Airman shares passion for sign language
Second Lt. Mika Hamm signs the phrase "American Sign" "Language is cool" . She holds an associate degree in ASL and early education, and hopes to be a teacher at a deaf school one day.
Airman surprises kids, comes home from Saudi Arabia early
Students in Meagan Law's class had a special guest who read to them about what it's like to have a parent deployed in the military.
Tyndall Air Force Base Leading Charge to Green Power
Panama City, FL-- Even though U.S. Environmental Protection Agency ranks the Air Force #1 in the Department of Defense and #2 in federal government for it's use of green power, doesn't mean they can celebrate at the air force civil energy center, as Energy Director Ken Gray tells us, 6% is a strong number, which is why the Air Force is near the top ... (more)
53rd Wing's own "Pipper" to become Thunderbird No. 1
Tyndall's own Lt. Col. Matthew "Pipper" Bradley, 83rd Fighter Weapons Squadron operations director, has been selected to be Thunderbird No.
Tyndall Air Force Base Officer Selected to Lead the Thunderbirds
A Tyndall Air Force Base officer has been selected to lead one of the Air Force's most high profile commands.
EPA recognizes Air Force renewable energy efforts
Archaeologists escavate land Feb. 9, 2013, at Luke Air Force Base in order to make way for a solar array the base is planning to build.