• Public Health Advisory: HIV

    Everyone knows about the risk of sexually transmitted infections such as chlamydia, syphilis, and gonorrhea. Unsafe sexual behaviors, such as casual encounters with anonymous strangers, having multiple partners, and not using condoms, all increase the risk of contracting an STI. Although most STIs

  • `Swoosh' welcomed as 334th FS pilot for a day

    He's nine years old, loves basketball, and has a heart as big as his smile.Jeremiah Seaberry, also known by his call sign "Swoosh," was made an honorary member of the 334th Fighter Squadron during a 4th Fighter Wing Pilot for a Day event, April 3.Immediately upon his arrival to the squadron, Swoosh

  • Team Seymour hosts run to support fellow Airman

    More than 100 members of Team Seymour participated in a 5K Fun Run, April 3, at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base, North Carolina.The run was held in support of a Team Seymour Airman who suffered debilitating injuries during an accident.

  • Team Seymour honors military children at annual event

    Families gathered at the Youth Center for a free event focused on honoring military children and families, and the important role they play in ensuring mission success, April 4.In 1986, former Secretary of Defense Casper Weinberg designated April as the Month of the Military Child for the sacrifices

  • Grounding birds keeps aircraft airborne

    In 2014, the Air Force experienced a hazard that caused more than $55 million in damage through more than 4,000 instances.Representatives of the U.S. Department of Agriculture set up shop at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base to mitigate the risk of those all too common in-flight hazards - bird

  • Remembrance ceremony honors ‘true legend’

    Retired Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force James C. Binnicker said years ago that he wanted to be remembered for always doing his best. He did so, not by achieving the Air Force's highest enlisted rank, but by leaving the service in a better place than when he found it.With his recent passing, the

  • CTIP aims to stop traffic

    According to the Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons, the United States government considers trafficking in persons the criminal conduct involved while holding someone in compelled service.Human trafficking is a crime involving the exploitation of someone for the purposes of

  • Hearts Apart: Caring for families of deployed, remote tour Airmen

    As a top priority for 4th Fighter Wing leaders, caring for Airmen and their families is always a focus around base.Over the past few months, Team Seymour has unified to improve the Hearts Apart program, an initiative focused on meeting the needs of families of Airmen who are deployed or serving on

  • Peak household goods shipping season

    A permanent change of station can be both exciting and stressful for the entire family. The Traffic Management Office's goal this summer moving season is to provide you the necessary information to help you get your desired move dates and decrease some move stressors. In order to do that, we need

  • SJ Airman takes talents to Tops in Blue stage

    "Music is one of my biggest passions." One of Seymour Johnson Air Force Base's own, Airman 1st Class Mitchell Dixon, recently channeled his passion for music into an audition for Tops in Blue and was inducted into their noteworthy ranks for the 2015 worldwide tour.Dixon is currently an aerospace