• Sergeant earns AF-level award

    In an age when customer service skills are often lacking, an Airman here received Air Force-level recognition for her attention to detail and dedication to the Southern Pines Inn patrons. Staff Sgt. Keyonna Creecy was ecstatic when she learned she earned the Air Force Innkeepers Travelers Award for

  • F-15Es showcase air power during NFL game

    Four F-15E Strike Eagle aircrews from the 334th Fighter Squadron traveled to Nashville, Tenn., to perform a flyover during an NFL game Nov. 21. Flyovers are done at special events like this to give back to communities that support the Air Force and to showcase air-power capabilities. The game was a

  • Angels needed to help brighten children's Christmas'

    For every child on the base Christmas does not mean a stocking full of treats and toys and a bunch of boxes under the Christmas tree. The Company Grade Officer Council is working to help bring Christmas to these children through the Angel Tree Program. "The Angel Tree was started to help out our own

  • Planet bowl steps up its game with new entertainment system

    Planet Bowl has thrown a strike. The on-base bowling alley recently received a more than $100,000 entertainment system upgrade that includes new LCD screens, keyboards and automatic bumpers."This is a really cool system, and we've needed it for a long time," said Barney Mashburn, the operations

  • Props flight keeps engines rolling

    The 4th Component Maintenance Squadron Propulsion Flight achieved tremendous accomplishments during the past 18 months despite facing many hurdles. The propulsion flight is not a unit that many people know about, especially those who do not work around aircraft. This flight is truly the war's unsung

  • SJ welcomes Santa at Christmas tree lighting

    Santa Claus is coming to town to meet with good little boys and girls from the Seymour Johnson community Dec. 6, during the base Christmas tree lighting event. Festivities run from 5-9 p.m. in the Base Exchange parking lot located at the corner of Wright Brothers Avenue and Edwards Street. "It will

  • ‘No shows’ spike prompts missed appointment notification to commanders

    A recent spike in medical appointment no-shows has prompted a change in the way missed appointments are handled by the 4th Medical Group. In an effort to reduce missed appointments, Airmen who no-show will now be reported to their group commander, squadron commander, and first sergeant. The average

  • Patient Advocate Program ensures patients receive quality care

    The Patient Advocacy Program is designed to ensure everyone, including both active-duty and civilians, enrolled to the 4th Medical Group has access to quality healthcare. Patients are not always aware of their rights, benefits or treatment options; and, as a result, misunderstandings can quickly

  • Seymour’s New Chief’s, Top of Enlisted Air Force

    4th Fighter Wing Command Chief Master Sergeant Blake Malpass and 4th Fighter Wing Vice Commander, Col. Shawn Pederson, were the first to congratulate five of Seymour's new Chief Master Sergeants, Nov. 18, 2010. Air Force officials selected 504 of 2,287 eligible senior master sergeants for promotion

  • Team Seymour's finest join top 1 percent of enlisted corps

    Air Force officials selected 504 of 2,287 eligible senior master sergeants for promotion to chief master sergeant.  Please join us in congratulating Team Seymour's newest Chief Master Sgt. selects.Senior Master Sgt. Kreg Carlson, 4th Equipment Maintenance SquadronSenior Master Sgt. Sam Hill II, 4th