• Strike Eagle aircrew train with Cherry Point Marines

    Sixteen Marines trained alongside F-15E Strike Eagle aircrew Aug. 3-6 to see how aircraft work in relation to them. The Marines, from 2d Low Altitude Air Defense, Alpha Battery, 1st Platoon, Naval Air Station Cherry Point, N.C., work primarily with the Stinger weapon system. "The Stinger is a

  • Feel the battle rhythm

    Joint tactical air control party specialists are the "tip of the spear" when it comes to getting bombs on target. They constantly train with different scenarios in all types of locations and are evaluated every 12 to 17 months to keep their qualification as deployable JTACs. The JTACs were

  • See the way

    The 4th Medical Group Optometry Clinic assists with vision health, a vital part of total wellness.

  • X-ray vision

    X-ray is used to find water entrapped within the sheet metal of aircraft.

  • John Hancock

    The 4th Fighter Wing legal office helps only active duty members, dependents and retirees with will documents.

  • REST pillows provide good night’s sleep across world

    When a loved one is deployed for months at a time, one of the hardest things to deal with is not seeing their face before going to bed at night or when waking up in the morning. The Airman and Family Readiness Center here has a program to help combat the separation blues. The Readiness Emergency

  • Please step out of your vehicle

    It may be embarrassing to be pulled over by 4th Security Forces Squadron patrolmen for a random vehicle inspection while entering base, but it is just a small part of what keeps our base safe.

  • RODEO: Reserve wing brings trophies back to Goldsboro

    On July 24, the 916th RODEO team learned the results of their hard work this past week at Air Mobility Command's RODEO competition. They weren't disappointed. At closing ceremonies on Friday afternoon the combined active duty and Reserve team won top honors as the Best KC-135 Team at the

  • Look out

    Airmen in the Air Traffic Control tower ensure the air field stays safe.

  • Got Mail?

    The base post office receives approximately 800 packages and 1,500 letters weekly.