• 4 CES Airman dares you to keep up

    Taking a look at Airman 1st Class Marcus Toney, an untrained eye might disregard him as the little guy, but make no mistake about it; Toney is a beast on the track.He always knew he would be running in some form, because it just came natural to him, and he's not too shy to admit just how good he is.

  • World Aids Day reminds Airmen to know their status

    As World Aids Day serves as a reminder around the world of the severity of the disease, Airmen here are encouraged to know their status.Airmen are required to have an HIV test every two years, and depending on what their job is, they may have to have one every year, said Staff Sgt. Ira Coe, 4th

  • Improved Customer Service

    The 4th Mission Support Group Seymour Johnson Support Center customer service center is now fully operational.The goal for the customer service center is to provide a more effective processing line to get customers what they need in the most efficient way."I think this is definitely an improvement,"

  • Forecasting for the future

    The daily weather forecast impacts everyday operations, from conducting structural projects outdoors to safe flying in the skies. The 4th Operations Support Squadron (OSS) weather flight's mission is to provide the most accurate and precise weather forecast, to the best of their abilities, in

  • Sick with the flu

    Do you like staying at home and avoiding contact with others? That is the right thing to do if you have flu-like symptoms. "We [4th Medical Group (MDG)] offer the flu shot or mist prior to the flu season to prevent servicemembers and their families from catching the virus," said Senior Airman

  • Legal office wins Ninth Air Force award

    SEYMOUR JOHNSON AIR FORCE BASE, N.C. - The 4th Fighter Wing Legal office won the Ninth Air Force legal office of the year award for the fifth time since 2006."It's a great honor to win this award," said Maj. Matthew Hill, 4th Fighter Wing legal office judge advocate. "It feels good that higher

  • Holiday support for Airmen

    Thanksgiving is a holiday for families to get together and enjoy a feast and when it comes to our Air Force family the annual food basket drive has made sure that Airmen in need will have a Thanksgiving dinner.The Butterball Company, 4th Fighter Wing Airmen and members from the local community