• AFSO 21 concepts help reduce jet cannibalization

    A team of twelve 4th Fighter Wing Airmen from five squadrons met with Air Combat Command facilitators May 7-11 to formulate a plan using Air Force Smart Operations for the 21st Century concepts to streamline their aircraft cannibalization program. The program sets aside aircraft specifically to

  • COMACC delivers Memorial Day safety message

    Memorial Day is a day to remember all the men and women who have paid the ultimate price to defend the freedoms that make the United States of America the greatest nation in the world. It is a time for us to reconnect with our nation's and our Air Force's history and values by honoring and

  • OSI, SFS participate in active shooter program

    Team Seymour's Office of Special Investigations and the 4th Security Forces Squadron participated in the active shooter program May 8-9. A special agent from the North Carolina State Bureau of Investigations trained Team Seymour Airmen along with local authorities on how to eliminate a threat

  • Simply Seymour's simplifies services

    Simply Seymour's is changing the way it does business to enhance the way it serves its customers during the lunch hour rush.Originally, customers dining at the restaurant would wait to be seated by a server who would also take their order. At the end of their meal, customers would go to the cash

  • Air show attracts 100K visitors

    Approximately 100,000 spectators arrived here to witness American air power at the Wings Over Wayne 2007 air show May 12. The event was headlined by the U.S. Navy's Blue Angels, who flew their first performance since the fatal crash of one of their teammates during an April 21 air show in Beaufort,

  • Green Flag: Airmen, Soldiers speak same language

    "If the band played a piece first with the piccolo, then with the brass horn, then with the clarinet, and then with the trumpet, there would be a hell of a lot noise, but no music. To get harmony in the music, each instrument must support the others. To get harmony in battle, each weapon must

  • Celebs receive lesson in airpower

    Several celebrities visited the base to sign autographs for Airmen and experience air superiority firsthand May 9. Producer and actor Barry Williams, author Nicholas Sparks, musician Eric Horner and stock car drivers Jon and Keven Wood, were on hand to help kick-start the push toward the Wings Over

  • Mother organizes bone marrow drive in memory of son

    In memory of her son, a Seymour Johnson Air Force Base staff sergeant is having a bone marrow drive May 10 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the enlisted club's ballroom. Samples from donors are collected with four cotton swabs - two for the inside of each cheek. The samples are loaded into a database and

  • Wings Over Wayne air show information

    Seymour Johnson Air Force Base opens its gates to the public for the Wings Over Wayne 2007 air show May 12 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission is free and there will be concessions available. Some of the key performances at the 2007 WOW include: U.S. Army Golden Knights Parachute Team Tora! Tora! Tora!