• Continuing education

    People join the U.S. Air Force for all sorts of reasons such as travel, benefits or to defend our nation. One of the most popular reasons is free education.The mission of the base education office is to support and encourage voluntary education for military members. They offer academic program

  • 233 selected for promotion to staff sergeant

    More than 200 Team Seymour members were selected for promotion to staff sergeant Aug. 2.Air Force officials selected 13,448 of 33,060 eligible senior airmen for promotion to staff sergeant for a selection rate of 40.68 percent. The average score for those selected was 283.30, with an average

  • Practice makes perfect

    In preparation for the upcoming Operational Readiness Inspection in spring 2013, the 4th Fighter Wing conducted its most recent Operational Readiness Exercise, Coronet Warrior 12-03, July 23-26.The ORE tested the wing's mobilization and preparation from peace to wartime posture on a short notice

  • Mobile App Helps Families with Military Life

    The Department of Defense has a new smartphone mobile application to help service members and their families manage the challenges of military life. LifeArmor has seventeen behavioral topics with information, assessments, videos with personal stories and interactive exercises to develop coping

  • Weekly bulletins for July 26

    The following is a list of events taking place across the wing and in the local community:-Teens come by the Youth Center and work on a duct tape challenge. Make a difference in your community by working together to find an innovative solution that will work in the desert, make a very short video

  • Governor signs bill to help military, vets, families work in state

    Col. Jeannie Leavitt, 4th Fighter Wing commander, spoke at a ceremony here July 24, where North Carolina Governor Bev Perdue signed legislation making it easier for military members, spouses and veterans to obtain the necessary occupational licenses required to work in the state. North Carolina

  • B&GC honors volunteers

    U.S. Air Force Airmen from the 4th Fighter Wing attended a volunteer appreciation luncheon hosted by the Boys & Girls Club here, July 12.Seymour Johnson Air Force Base Airmen volunteered approximately 400-hours mentoring and improving the B&GC facility since April."Being appreciated for what we do

  • Increased punishments for drug abuse

    President Barack Obama signed a legislation placing 26 additional drugs on Schedule I of the Controlled Substances Act, July 9.The Synthetic Drug Abuse Prevention Act of 2012 includes 15 synthetic cannabinoids or "spice," and 11 synthetic cathinones or "bath salts." "The Synthetic Drug Abuse

  • Grab and go

    For Airmen with heavy work loads and little break time, the 4th Force Support Squadron flight kitchen offers a one-stop grab-and-go for hunger and hydration needs.The flight kitchen serves an estimated 300 people daily and offers a variety of nutritional options such as fruits, juices and

  • SERE training teaches valuable survival skills

    Survival, Evasion, Resistance and Escape: those words are the foundation for enduring and defeating adversaries if aircrew members are forced into a life-threatening game of hide and seek.If an isolation or capture situation ever occurs, aircrew members fall back on the skills they learned during