June 7, 2010 Team Little Guy embarks on trek to raise funds for Hope for the Warriors A group of credit union cyclists will begin a three-day odyssey through eastern North Carolina June 17. The ride, which kicks off at Fort Bragg also marks the end of a $100,000 fundraising campaign by credit unions that will benefit severely injured military members and their families. Hope for the
June 7, 2010 Air Force Reserve gains people, moves planes Air Force Reserve Command will gain more people and move aircraft as part of a proposed force structure realignment announced by the Air Force May 11.The fiscal 2011 realignment will affect some 1,300 positions in the command with increases in security forces, civil engineering and RED HORSE
June 3, 2010 Live to play, play to live: The Critical Days of Summer are upon us The summer heat is here and Airmen are ready to play hard after being cooped up all winter long.The Critical Days of Summer safety campaign is in full swing until Sept. 7 to make Airmen aware of the risks summer activities tend to bring. This year's theme is "Live to Play, Play to Live.""The
June 3, 2010 Airman dedicates nearly 60 years to AF In the military people constantly come and go, few faces at a base remain the same as the years pass.Elmer Bryans is an exception to this norm; he spent nearly 60 years serving the Air Force community. While on active duty he served as a communications operations superintendent.In 2004 he started up
June 3, 2010 Symphony entertains SJ community Some adults merely tapped their toes in time with the beat while others danced with their children as an Army sergeant belted out ballads backed by the North Carolina Symphony here June 1.The North Carolina Symphony kicked off their Red, White & Blue Tour with a free performance at Seymour Johnson
June 2, 2010 Milestones Congratulations to the following Airmen and volunteers who were recently recognized for their outstanding performance:4th Fighter Wing 2010 Lance P. Sijan nomineesMaj. Barton Kenerson, 4th Component Maintenance SquadronCapt. Andrew Rollins, 4th Operations GroupMaster Sgt. Tonya Darner, 4th Force
June 1, 2010 Flight safety reduces mid-air collisions Fighter jocks, private flight instructors, student and recreational pilots all share the most advanced cockpit system in aviation: the human eye. Failure to "see-and-avoid" is the number one cause of mid-air collisions according to the Federal Aviation Administration Special Use Airspace information
June 1, 2010 SJ NCO directs security forces support for Southwest Asia wing Tech. Sgt. Albert Branch is a security forces craftsman with the 380th Expeditionary Security Forces Squadron at a non-disclosed base here.As a security forces Airman, Sergeant Branch supports all security and force protection efforts for a deployed wing, the 380th Air Expeditionary Wing, of more
May 27, 2010 Former enemy pilots share their story with SJ community Two years ago, they were long-lost enemies brought together by a series of coincidences that showed war for what it often is: a disagreement between friends who just haven't had a chance to meet yet. Since that time, former enemy pilots retired Brig. Gen. Dan Cherry and Nguyen Hong My formed an
May 27, 2010 AF officials release names of master sergeant selects Sixty eight technical sergeants here received news of their selection for promotion to master sergeant May 27.Air Force officials selected 24.85 percent of eligible technical sergeants for promotion. The average score for those selected was 341.18, with an average time in grade of 4.49 years and an