• Corvias Military Living to provide new services

    The to-do lists of Seymour Johnson Air Force Base residents will soon be shorter. Corvias Military Living will provide new services aimed at making life easier for families beginning in September.Residents will no longer need to mow their grass beginning Sept. 1. Instead, Corvias's contractor, Munie

  • Corvias Military Living to begin maintenance services Sept. 1

    Corvias Military Living will begin providing maintenance services to Seymour Johnson Air Force Base housing residents, Sept. 1."We want the service request process to be as simple and convenient as possible for all our residents," said Sharon Shores, Corvias Military Living program manager. "We

  • An Airman’s best friend

    He was bred to stand on the front lines and help protect Service members. He worked day-in and day-out to detect and warn them of the existence of explosives. For the last 10 years, he's been an Airman's best friend.Charlie, a 10-year-old German Shepherd Military Working Dog (MWD) assigned to the

  • Lieutenant follows father's path to silver wings

    Second Lt. Jon Koritz graduated from undergraduate pilot training Aug. 16, joining a long list of military aviators, including his late father, Maj. Tom Koritz.Koritz' father was killed in action on the second night of combat during Operation Desert Storm in 1991 flying an F-15E Strike Eagle. At the

  • Buses, books, back to school

    With the summer season coming to an end, children and parents are making changes to ensure they are ready for the upcoming school year. Sleeping schedules have to be adjusted, school supplies and clothes must be bought and children need to transition from summer mode into school mode."I'm very

  • Sink or swim

    Members of Team Seymour participated in the annual Build-a-Boat competition here, Aug. 14, 2013. Participants were given an hour to build boats made of cardboard and duct tape, then the vessel's captain and first mate paddled across the base pool competing for the overall fastest time.The

  • One force, one fight

    Airmen from the 414th Fighter Group, Seymour Johnson Air Force Base, N.C., took Total Force Integration (TFI) to another level by teaming with aircrew assigned to the 482nd Fighter Wing, Homestead Air Reserve Base, Fla., during the final phase of the F-15E Strike Eagle Basic Course.The F-15E Strike

  • S.A.F.E. keeps Airmen Street Smart

    Take a moment to think about all the things you still have left to do in your life. There are still friends to meet, sights to see and memories to make. Now imagine all of that being taken away by a decision to text and drive, get behind the wheel after a few drinks, or even something as simple as

  • Free smartphone app designed to keep Airmen informed

    The Air Force launched a free mobile app geared toward informing Airmen and families about force support squadron morale, welfare and recreation events happening on their base."MyAirForceLife," developed by the Air Force Personnel Center, links eligible patrons to force support squadron-related MWR