• 4th Medical group keeps Airmen in the fight

    The healthcare professionals of the 4th Medical Group provide dedicated health care to the Airmen of the 4th Fighter Wing and its associate units, their dependents and retirees. The group's total quality health care includes a responsive appointment system, a prompt and accurate pharmacy service,

  • Airmen teach Afghans the art of maintaining

    Being a mentor takes a lot of patience, time and the ability to relate to others on a personal level - and sometimes it requires maintaining a Russian MI-17 helicopter.For the men and women of the 738th Air Expeditionary Advisory Group's aircraft maintenance section, one three-week course is all

  • Sign on the dotted line

    The 4th Contracting Squadron mission is to provide swift and agile business solutions to satisfy customer requirements at home and abroad. The squadron provides contracting support for the acquisition of goods and services, which are vital to the Air Force in accomplishing its mission and providing

  • Help always available for patient concerns

    Contrary to popular movie theater versions of scary, needle jabbing military healthcare professionals, there are those whose sole purpose is to ensure patients receive the most adequate, timely and personal care possible. They are on hand to address apprehensions or anxieties patients may have in a

  • Colder than ice

    4th Logistics Readiness Squadron Airmen cover a vast array of jobs on Seymour Johnson Air Force Base, N.C. Not only do these Airmen ensure aircraft are fueled, they also control the base's supply of liquid oxygen. Liquid oxygen is used in aircraft during in-flight emergencies when the cabin loses

  • Milestones

    Congratulations to the following units and members of Team Seymour who were recently recognized for outstanding performance:Air Combat Command Professional Development, Specialized and Operations Program of the Year4th Force Support Squadron ACC Force Support Officer of the YearLt. Col. Debra

  • Seymour Johnson community welcomes 335th FS, 335th AMU Airmen home

    After spending Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years away from their families nearly 300 Airmen returned to Seymour Johnson Air Force Base, N.C. from a four-month deployment to Bagram Air Field, Afghanistan, Jan. 5.During their time in Afghanistan the Airmen assigned to the 335th

  • Fitness Airman

    Seymour Johnson's Fitness and Sports Center has more than 600 customers who workout on a daily basis. Popular workouts in the fitness center revolve around cardiovascular, weight training machines and free weights. There are numerous outdoor fitness options available to include the two-mile trail,

  • New year rings in with cold weather

    Seymour Johnson Air Force Base is experiencing some very cold weather to start off 2010. The cost associated with providing utilities during periods of extreme temperatures goes up dramatically as the weather goes down. The same kilowatt hours now used costs significantly more than a kWh during

  • 4th CES volley to victory

    The 4th Civil Engineers Squadron and 4th Logistics Readiness Squadron competed in an intramural volleyball championship on Seymour Johnson Air Force Base, N.C., Dec. 21, 2009. The tournament consisted of three 25-point games. The teams went into the final game tied. After the last volley was hit the