• Fifth CMSAF talks leadership with Team Seymour

     The fifth Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force Robert Gaylor, visited the installation to speak, June 27, 2014, at the base theater.The former senior enlisted member of the Air Force shared his personal journey and views on leadership with more than 200 Airmen in attendance. "I can't imagine my life

  • Seymour Johnson transforms into a STARBASE

    Fifth grade students from across the Goldsboro, North Carolina community, graduated from Seymour Johnson's Science and Technology Academies Reinforcing Basic Aviation and Space Exploration (STARBASE) program June 27, 2014, here.During the graduation ceremony, Col. Lamar Pettus, 4th Fighter Wing vice

  • ‘No Guts, No Glory’: 334th FS honors legendary fighter pilot

    Excellence: the state or quality of excelling or being exceptionally good; extreme merit; superiority.The Air Force is no stranger to excellence. It is a virtue engrained into the service's core values and is an integral part of each Airman's life. According to those who knew and served with, Maj.

  • Two 4 FW Airmen receive Bronze Stars

    Two Airmen assigned to the 4th Civil Engineer Squadron, were presented the Bronze Star Medal, June 23, 2014, during a ceremony in the base theater at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base, North Carolina. Col. Mark Slocum, 4th Fighter Wing commander, awarded the medal to Chief Master Sgt. Carroll Holcombe,

  • Autism Society recognizes Airman

    Working in pediatrics, she saw plenty of children come and go. Some were in and out in a matter of minutes with an upset stomach or slight fever, but others became lifelong patients. One child in particular stood out.The child scored very high on the Autism Spectrum, indicating a strong likelihood

  • Honoring a symbol: Team Seymour holds flag retiring ceremony

    Throughout the U.S., tens of thousands of flags fly year round no matter the weather or the conditions. It is meant to honor the ideals for which the country was founded and those who serve to protect them. Following a flags life cycle, whether it has been worn, torn or soiled through wear and tear,

  • Team Seymour prepares for 2014 hurricane season

    This time of year, North Carolina can expect a visit from an angry boy or girl leaving a terrible path of destruction in his or her wake.Names like Andrew, Katrina and Sandy can bring images to people's minds of just how destructive hurricanes can be.Preparation and knowledge can be powerful allies