• HAWC establishes 'Community of Practice' Web site

    The Health and Wellness Center offers many programs to assist and motivate members in their efforts to increase health and fitness. Now, however, their wealth of knowledge and expertise is available 24/7 through a Web site, known as a Community of Practice, on the "Air Force Knowledge Now." The

  • Chaplains help Airmen cope during deployment process

    The 4th Fighter Wing chapel staff provides counseling and religious assistance to many Airmen and their families who face the realities of an upcoming deployment. The Air Force has a long-standing tradition of caring for Airmen and their families and offers many programs dedicated to their morale,

  • Gang activity affecting Wayne County

    The Office of Special Investigations will be giving their first gang awareness briefing to members of Team Seymour April 27. There will be one at 9 a.m. for commanders, first sergeants and supervisors, and one at 2 p.m. for all other base personnel at the base theater. Prior to last summer, gang

  • CSAF presents Airman's Creed

    We are a Nation at war. As a Service, we've been in continuous combat for over 16 years. The strain is taking a toll on our people and our equipment, yet Airmen persevere, going above and beyond the call of duty every hour of every day. We have answered the Nation's call to defend America, its

  • Services squadron provides agile combat support

    The 4th Services Squadron is a complex and diverse organization with the intent to provide quality-of-life programs that will increase morale. The two primary missions of the squadron are to provide home-station services and to deploy and fight our nation's wars. The deployed operations of the

  • Aircrews practice irregular warfare at Green Flag

    "One minute you could be out bombing a convoy, the next minute you have guys on the ground who are taking fire or who may have encountered an IED (improvised explosive device) and you have to provide assistance to them. It's a lot of fun, but it's challenging," said Capt. Marc Johnson, 335th Fighter

  • Team Seymour NCO among ACC’s 'Airmen of Excellence'

    A noncommissioned officer with the security forces squadron was named an 'Airmen of Excellence' when Air Combat Command officials announced the command's top Airmen at a banquet April 13. "We're here to recognize not just the winners, but all of the nominees who have clearly demonstrated

  • Roll up your sleeves, 4 FW: Anthrax shots mandatory

    The technicians in the 4th Fighter Wing's immunizations clinic are preparing Team Seymour Airmen for the fight downrange by implementing the concepts of the Anthrax Vaccine Immunization Program here. These shots are mandatory for all Airmen deploying to the U.S. Central Command area of

  • Firefighters catch arsonists in the act

    Three military dependents were detained March 21 after they were caught setting a fire in the family campground area here.The individuals confessed to setting the fire as well as another fire near the area March 20. "I went back to the scene to make sure the previous fire had not rekindled," said

  • 15 SJ Airmen punished for UCMJ infractions

    During March, eight Seymour Johnson Airmen received Article 15s. Article 15 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice authorizes commanders to impose non-judicial punishment, a disciplinary measure more serious than administrative corrective measures (such as letters of reprimand, admonishment,