June 1, 2015 Seymour Johnson AFB emphasizes preparation for hurricane season The hurricane season is upon us and there is no better time to prepare than right now.Proper planning and knowledge can be powerful allies during hurricane season, which runs from June 1 through Nov. 30 in the Atlantic region.In preparation for the possibility of a hurricane near Seymour Johnson Air
May 29, 2015 Team Seymour spouse changes life by getting fit Sara Bellomy joined the Air Force in 2002 as an aircraft armament systems specialist. During her nine years of service, Bellomy met and married her husband, Tech. Sgt. Brandon Bellomy, and had two children. She also struggled with a weight gain of more than 70 pounds.Bellomy said the pounds slowly
May 18, 2015 Excitement soars during WOW 2015 More than 200,000 people visited Seymour Johnson Air Force Base for the 2015 Wings Over Wayne Airshow and Open House, May 16 and 17.The event featured numerous aerial and ground performances from multiple military and civilian performers, as well as static displays of dozens of the Air Force's most
May 14, 2015 Eight years of history honored during CRF deactivation The 4th Component Maintenance Squadron Sensors Centralized Repair Facility was deactivated during a special ceremony here, May 8.As one of only three CRFs in the Air Force that repaired Low-Altitude Navigation and Targeting Infrared System for Night - and later "Sniper" - pods, the shop provided
May 13, 2015 ’Steel Will’: Iraq war veteran shares story of loss, resilience "I am a man who has lived through hell. It is hard to share this experience. The carnage. The devastation. The loss. But I will do it. Because I will always know the horrors of war," wrote retired Army Staff Sgt. Shilo Harris in his autobiography. "I will tell you what an explosion does to you on
May 5, 2015 335th FS command passes to Johnson Lt. Col. Brandon Johnson assumed command of the 335th Fighter Squadron during a change of command ceremony, May 1.Johnson accepted the guidon from Col. Brian Afflerbaugh, 4th Operations Group commander, and will now lead a squadron of more than 70 members."I'm humbled to be entrusted with the