Aug. 18, 2006 23rd Fighter Group transfers to Moody The 23rd Fighter Group at Pope Air Force Base held a realignment ceremony there today, which transferred them from the 4th Fighter Wing to the 347th Rescue Wing at Moody AFB, Ga. This fighter group, made up of A-10 Thunderbolt II aircraft, is scheduled to begin relocating to Georgia in mid 2007. The
Aug. 18, 2006 SFS has new kind of weapon The Goldsboro Police Department, the Wayne County Sheriff's Department and the 4th Security Forces Squadron have something in common. Not only do they both preserve the peace and enforce the law for the surrounding communities and the base, they also communicate with each other while doing so. With
Aug. 15, 2006 Congrats to the 4th's latest SSgt selects! This year, the Air Force selected 13,298 of 37,071 eligible senior airmen for promotion to staff sergeant, with a promotion rate of 35.87 percent. The 4th Fighter Wing congratulates those members of Team Seymour who made the cut. Fighter Wing Serena Cardenas Steven Cotton Gloria Kuzmicki Alida
Aug. 1, 2006 23rd FG completes Phase I re-evaluation The Air Combat Command Inspector General conducted a limited Phase I Operational Readiness Inspection of the 23rd Fighter Group July 10-13 at Pope Air Force Base, N.C. The fighter group received an overall satisfactory rating. According to Col. David Russell, inspection team chief, the inspection
Aug. 1, 2006 Four from SJ honored with prestigious leadership award Every year, the Air Force recognizes Airmen who demonstrate selfless leadership with the Lance P. Sijan Leadership Award. Four Airmen are selected from the entire Air Force to receive this prestigious award, one each in the categories of senior officer, junior officer, senior enlisted and junior
Aug. 1, 2006 Air Force applicants get inside scoop on a fighter base Local area youth volunteer take their place at the forefront of war-fighting, peacekeeping, and humanitarian aid by crossing into the blue with the most technologically sophisticated military branch in the world. More than 40 Air Force applicants from Goldsboro and Greenville toured Seymour Johnson
July 21, 2006 Team Seymour members volunteer at NFL star, Goldsboro native's football camp More than a dozen volunteers from Team Seymour gave their time and energy to assist children taking part in the first-ever David Thornton Football Camp Saturday at Goldsboro High School.The base's contingent made up nearly half of the volunteer effort at DT 50, a camp sponsored by Tennessee Titans
July 21, 2006 MEO, ALS teach ROTC sexual harassment prevention Every Airman knows that the Air Force has an unbendable zero-tolerance policy when it comes to sexual harassment. As common sense as that policy may seem, it's still briefed to all of us throughout our careers.Last month, Seymour Johnson's Airman Leadership School and Military Equal Opportunity