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  • SEYMOUR JOHNSON AIR FORCE BASE, N.C. - Airman 1st Class William McGowan paints a mural at the 4th Equipment Maintenance Squadron headquarters building on hangar row. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Greg Biondo)

    Painting with pride

  • Reserve engineers win national awards

    Three 916th Air Refueling Wing engineers were noted as exceptional performers on a national level on Dec. 6. Lt. Col. Kerri Grimes of Pikeville was named Outstanding Civil Engineer Manager of the Year by Air Force Reserve Command. Lt. Col. Grimes is the Reserve commander of the 916th Civil Engineer Squadron, the largest squadron within the flying

  • New Web site links volunteer to community

    In just a few weeks Seymour Johnson will have its own volunteer web page for anyone wishing to take part in volunteering in the community or on base. The Web site is set up so anyone on base can access it from his or her computer. If members of Team Seymour are looking to volunteer but do not know where to start, all they will have to do is go to
  • Master Sgt. Stuart Brown, 4th Maintenance Operations Squadron, competes on the Air Force American Skeet Team in the 2006 World Skeet Championships Oct. 6-14 in San Antonio.

    Seymour sergeant proves discipline, mental strength makes a champion

    Master Sgt. Stuart Brown, 4th Main-tenance Operations Squadron, and the Air Force American Skeet Team, blew away all competition in the 2006 World Skeet Championships Oct. 6-14 in San Antonio. His team won the Military High Overall Average, which is the average score from shooting four different model guns, for the sixth consecutive year and

  • Fitness still essential throughout holidays

    The holiday season is upon us, and so begins the epic battles over the best pieces of turkey or ham. With these inevitable factors around the corner, the concern is there regarding maintaining weight and physical fitness. "It's important to keep yourself healthy year round, especially around the holidays," said Master Sgt. Thomas Cole, health and
  • SEYMOUR JOHNSON AIR FORCE BASE, N.C. - At the Slocumb Gate, a tractor trailor barrels over a security bollard, which destroyed the vehicle?s undercarriage. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Greg Biondo)

    Bollards win every time in crashes

  • Fire safety keeps holiday season happy

    The holiday season is here, and we're looking forward to special gatherings and celebrations with friends and loved ones.Many children (and children at heart) will be overflowing with excitement. We are decorating our homes in our own special way to make the holiday a memorable event. Holiday decorations can be joyful but also dangerous if

  • Seymour Airman busted for drug use

    A senior airman from the 4th Component Maintenance Squadron was convicted at a summary court-martial for the use of marijuana in violation of Article 112a of the Uniform Code of Military Justice Nov 16. During the trial, the accused pled guilty to wrongful use of marijuana. The Airman was sentenced 30 days of confinement, reduction in rank to

  • Wing history office looking for heroes

    The year 2007 is the 50th anniversary of the 4th Fighter Wing at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base. There will be a series of events to celebrate this occasion. Starting in January, the wing history office will do a series of ten articles in the Wright Times. The subject of these articles will be "The Greatest Heroes of the 4th Fighter Wing." The

  • Wing shifts to paperless travel management system

    Team Seymour has operated under the defense travel system for over a year. With a few mouse clicks, this online, paperless system allows Airmen to arrange travel electronically, change their itinerary before or during a trip and complete the voucher process upon return from travel. As with any new system or process there has been and continues to
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