• Harvest festival

    The base chapel hosted a harvest festival at the 4th Medical Group soccer field Oct. 31. The event featured games, a costume parade, a cake walk, jousting, sumo wrestling and music. The chapel staff organized this community outreach event so families could have fun in a safe environment. The event

  • Air Force updates guidance for wear of PTU

    Air Force officials have updated guidance for wear of the physical training uniform, replacing previous guidance published in Air Force Instruction 36-2903, Dress and Personal Appearance of Air Force Personnel. According to a message released from Air Force A1 and signed by Lt. Gen. Richard Y.

  • Girl's night out

    Salons, day spas and jewelers: these are things most women love and if you are one of them, you should have gone to the Girl Time Expo Oct. 23 at Eagles Landing. More than 30 vendors from the Goldsboro area pampered and primped 400 women at the expo. The vendors demonstrated how to apply eyelash

  • Airmen aid Stop Hunger Now

    The mission: to help stop hunger for the people of Afghanistan and to keep them warm throughout the winter. The people: approximately 200 volunteers from Seymour Johnson and the Goldsboro communities. The Seymour Johnson and Goldsboro communities gathered Oct. 24 at the MERCI Mission Center in

  • Volunteers make a difference at CDC

    Volunteers from Seymour Johnson Air Force Base joined forces with members of the Goldsboro community during "Make a Difference Day" to improve the base Child Development Center Oct. 24. The volunteers built and replaced furniture in 14 classrooms, mounted chair rails, pressure washed the building,

  • Combat Shield trains Team Seymour aircrew

    The 4th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron received a visit from the 53rd Electronic Warfare Group from Eglin Air Force Base, Fla., during Combat Shield Oct. 19-23. As part of Combat Shield, the 53rd EWG evaluated Airmen from the 4th Fighter Wing aircrew on their effectiveness and capability to defend

  • FTX prepares Airmen for deployment

    Expeditionary combat skills training prepares Airmen for what might happen during a deployment and how they should react. Training takes place under the watchful eye of qualified retired and active duty security forces Airmen. The basic weapon fighting learned in Basic Military Training is

  • Don’t miss Halloween fun

    Whether you are a tot eager to show off your pirate costume, an adult looking for a safe place to take your children Trick-or-Treating or an avid bowler looking for a deal, the Seymour Johnson community has a Halloween activity to spark your interest. The wide array of "spooktackular" base holiday

  • Seymour Airmen visit Duke

    Airmen from Seymour Johnson Air Force Base, N.C., received the opportunity to visit Duke University and attend the men's basketball closed practice session at the Cameron Indoor Stadium Oct. 21, 2009. Duke Coach Mike Krzyzewski is a United States Military Academy at West Point graduate and spent

  • SJ takes to streets to celebrate AF family

    The Seymour Johnson community is invited to partake in free food, entertainment and a chance to win part of the $1,000 in door prizes during "Taking it to the Streets" Nov. 7 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in base housing. The free community event, in conjunction with the Year of the Air Force Family, takes