• Save a million, call AFREP

    With today's federal budget cuts, saving money is a priority in the 4th Fighter Wing. The 4th Maintenance Group has taken the lead, as the Air Force Repair Enhancement Program (AFREP) Office here saved the 4th FW a total of $4.9 million throughout fiscal year 2010. The AFREP team uses innovative

  • More than meets the eye

    Instructors, is the line ready? The line is READY! FIRE! Certified 4th Security Forces Squadron combat arms training and maintenance (CATM) instructors are contributing to the war by preparing Team Seymour in weaponry. Combat Arms does more than just teach Airmen to shoot, said Staff. Sgt. Charles

  • Airmen dive into their history

    Airmen from Seymour Johnson visited the Nation's Capital to represent the 4th Fighter Wing as the Air Force Historical Foundation honored the wing with the inaugural James H. "Jimmy" Doolittle Award at the Air Force Memorial in Arlington, Va., June 2. Wing leadership and the Airman's Task Force

  • 4th FW receives first-ever Doolittle Award

    The 4th Fighter Wing received the inaugural Air Force Historical Foundation Doolittle Award during a ceremony at the Air Force Memorial June 2.The Doolittle Award promotes the history and heritage of a unit as opposed to an individual. The award is named after Lt. Gen. Jimmy Doolittle, a Medal of

  • 4th MDG kicks off Family Health Initiative June 1

    The 4th Medical Group will institute a new model of family health care called the Family Health Initiative here June 1.The Family Health Initiative aims to create a "patient-centered medical home" where continuity of care is key and improved continuity means better medical management. To achieve

  • Wing hosts first spouses appreciation day

    Spouses of the 4th Fighter Wing were treated to a day in the life of an Airman as Team Seymour hosted the wings first Spouses Appreciation Day here at Debden Park, May 26.Several base agencies including the fire department, Airmen from the Combat Arms and Training and Maintenance flight and the

  • Horsepower for Troops

    NASCAR celebrated Memorial Day weekend by honoring those who serve with free tickets to see the Sprint Cup Coca-Cola 600. Servicemembers received free tickets for the different events which happened May 20-29, including the 400 lap NASCAR Sprint Cup Coca-Cola 600 which is the longest race of the

  • Join the fight against dental fluorosis

    SEYMOUR JOHNSON AIR FORCE BASE, N.C. - We have all been taught about the benefits of fluoride for developing teeth, but what happens when infants get too much? The American Dental Association found an answer to this question.The good news is most children get the recommended amount of fluoride in