• Expeditionary Airmen serving those who serve

    In an effort to show their appreciation for hard work and efforts, Airmen from the 380th Air Expeditionary Wing have been volunteering to serve food to the operations personnel at the base's containerized deployable kitchen. Chaplain (Capt.) Kevin Humphrey, 380th AEW chaplain, volunteered to serve

  • Airman's Attic provides necessities, volunteer opportunities

    For those looking to volunteer or looking for a toaster, the Airman's Attic, located at 1855 Wright Brother Ave. in Bldg. 3632, is a place where Airmen E-5 and below can fulfill both needs. "Seymour Johnson's Airman's Attic is designed to help reduce some of the cost of establishing a household for

  • Top 3 leads the way in enlisted organizations

    An organization that is comprised of the top tier of the enlisted force, the Top 3, combines knowledge, experience and leadership to promote the welfare and recognition of enlisted members. Their purpose is to establish and maintain a spirit of camaraderie and esprit de corps in order to enhance the

  • 379th ECONS helps equip Desert Eagle Team

    Magazines, sports drinks, construction projects ... many servicemembers pass by these things everyday, not knowing where they came from, how they got here or how they're maintained. That's where the 379th Expeditionary Contracting Squadron comes into play. The 379th ECONS procures the supplies,

  • Boss and buddy night at the enlisted club

    Boss and Buddy night is an event being offered at the enlisted club here on Seymour Johnson Air Force Base. The goal of this event is for members of Team Seymour, old and new, to be more informed about the enlisted club, and what it and club membership has to offer all while providing a relaxing and

  • Team Seymour pinch hits in Last Frontier

    The 4th Fighter Wing demonstrated its readiness to deliver air power on target, on time as 169 Airmen and 10 F-15E Strike Eagles deployed with short notice to Red Flag-Alaska, a multinational air combat training exercise. The wing is the lead wing for the training exercise, meaning they supply the

  • Vice commander retires after 30 years in service

    Col. Charles Duke III, 4th Fighter Wing vice commander, is retiring after a 30 year journey, which will end close to where it all began. Colonel Duke, a Fayetteville, N.C., native, attended college at East Carolina University, where he was awarded an Air Force ROTC scholarship after his first