• JTAC trainees collaborate with aircrew for FTX

    Trudging over rocky terrain, navigating through dense woodlands and tackling highly stressful situations is just another day on the job for joint terminal attack controller trainees; however, they had the chance to train with F-15E Strike Eagle aircrews during a field training exercise here, Nov.

  • Team Seymour honors military families

    A block party and information fair was held at the youth center on base in honor of Military Family Appreciation Month, Nov. 17. In 1993, Military Family Appreciation Month was established by the Armed Services YMCA and has since been recognized by the U.S. Government. "During Military Family Month,

  • Fire fighters demonstrate holiday cooking dangers

    Between planning, shopping and getting care packages together for loved ones overseas, the holidays can be a taxing and chaotic time for Airmen and their families. The 4th Civil Engineer Squadron fire emergency services flight hosted a Turkey Fryer Fire demonstration here, Nov. 16, to inform the

  • Airmen talk mental health

    Airmen from across the 4th Fighter Wing listened to a speaker at the base theater share the story of his suicide attempt and overcoming depression here, Nov. 13.Jordan Burnham is a public speaker who explores mental health issues and disorders that affect young adults. He tells his story of

  • Chief’s final curtain call

    The U.S. Air Force Heritage of America Band performed seven shows throughout North Carolina in honor of Veteran's Day and brought along an important member of their organization to celebrate the last of her shows while in her home state, Nov. 9 to 15.U.S. Air Force Chief Master Sgt. Barbara Miller,

  • Giving thanks

    Thanksgiving is a time for families and friends to come together, be thankful for what they have and enjoy a feast.Since 2008 the First Sergeant Council has run the food basket event, making sure Airmen with families, or families with a deployed love one, have food for the holiday.The first

  • Loved ones welcome Airmen home from Middle East

    Families and friends welcomed home approximately 150 U.S. Air Force Airmen assigned to the 4th Fighter Wing after a six-month deployment to the Middle East.Throughout the year, numerous Airmen deploy to various locations around the world, leaving behind loved ones and missing out on several special

  • Servicemembers re-enlist on Veteran's Day

    Servicemembers from each branch of the military were invited to re-enlist in front of thousands at the Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte, N.C., Nov. 11. The Oath of Enlistment is taken by every enlisted servicemember, before entering the military and whenever re-enlisting. The enlistees had the

  • Manning impacts first-term Airmen

    Nearly 200 first-term Airmen attended a briefing about the constrained Air Force specialty list at the base theater here, Nov. 14.The constrained AFSC list shows which Air Force career fields are over manned and only allowing a limited number of first-term Airmen to reenlist, said Master Sgt.

  • Honoring those who serve

    Members of Seymour Johnson Air Force Base participated in the Wayne County Veteran's Day parade in Goldsboro, N.C., Nov. 10.During the parade, servicemembers and civilians came together to honor those who have served in the United States military and thank them for their sacrifices.Col. Michael