• EOD Airmen support multiple missions

    The 4th Civil Engineer Squadron explosive ordnance disposal flight has many capabilities ranging from disposal of hazardous explosives to assisting outside agencies like the U.S Secret Service, FBI and local law enforcement agencies. Their skills are put to use for the benefit of servicemembers, the

  • 333rd FS hosts Red Carpet Day

    Twenty four 09-CBE Basic Course students escorted more than 100 family members and friends around Seymour Johnson Air Force Base during a Red Carpet Day March 5. The students offered a brief glimpse into what a typical day was like for them during the nine-month course.The day started with a light

  • 567th REDHORSE moves to new facility

    The 4th Fighter Wing community commemorated the 567th RED HORSE move to a new facility on Seymour Johnson Air Force Base, N.C., with a ribbon cutting ceremony March 6. The squadron, established here in November 2008, moved in the base's old federal prison camp. The unit's primary tasking is to train

  • 9th AF recognizes outstanding performers

    The 4th Fighter Wing hosted the 9th Air Force Outstanding Performers of the Year banquet here March 5.The 9th AF includes units from Shaw Air Force Base, S.C., Langley AFB, Va., Seymour Johnson AFB, N.C., Eglin AFB, Fla., Moody AFB, Ga., and Robins AFB, Ga.The 2009 OPY banquet recognized 54 nominees

  • 13 members of Team Seymour earn E-8 stripes

    Air Force officials' selected 13 master sergeants from Seymour Johnson Air Force Base for promotion to senior master sergeant March 4. Across the force the officials selected 1,269 of 13,741 eligible master sergeants for promotion for a selection rate of 9.24 percent. The average selectee scored

  • Plan ahead for Fluffy's sake

    The Wayne County Animal Control Services reported a recent string of Airmen from Seymour Johnson Air Force Base surrendering their animals a day or two prior to deploying.Since this is Wayne County's only shelter its cages are typically full, leaving little room to house pets surrendered by their

  • A1 annual award winners announced

    The deputy chief of staff for manpower, personnel and services recently announced the 2009 award winners for the A1 community."The A1 community is ready, engaging and constantly leaning forward to support Airmen and taking care of their families," said Lt. Gen. Richard Newton. "While celebrating the

  • Fledgling eagles learn to fly

    The sky's the limit for the 333rd Fighter Squadron's Basic Course graduates of Class 09 CBE. Twenty four F-15E Strike Eagle pilots and weapon systems officers completed the B-Course and will graduate during a ceremony at the Walnut Creek Country Club in Goldsboro, N.C., March 6."The 'B-Course,' as

  • Enlisted to officer in no time flat

    The Air Force offers Airmen many chances to excel in different areas of life. One opportunity is the chance for enlisted personnel to commission into the officer corps after earning a bachelor's degree.Though it is primarily the responsibility of Airmen to develop as part of the "whole-person"

  • Library offers more than books

    The mission of the Watkins-Das Learning Center staff is to provide customers with expert assistance, access to mission-essential information while supporting academic achievement and to enhance the quality of life for the Seymour Johnson Air Force Base community. The center offers many free services