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  • Deployed 62nd APS Airmen breaks AMC, 379th AEW records

    In six months Staff Sgt. Ryan Stoks expedited more than 413 missions and moved more than 18 million pounds of cargo to set new aerial port expeditor records for Air Mobility Command and the 379th Air Expeditionary Wing. What began as a simple challenge with his fellow 8th Expeditionary Air Mobility

  • Historic deployment for 310th AS

    In January 2001 the 310th Airlift Squadron joined Team MacDill. Twelve years later, it made a bit of history, when one of its C-37A aircraft and two crews were deployed.The squadron's twin-engine, turbofan aircraft routinely run missions from MacDill for high-ranking government and Department of

  • Dover C-17 aircrew delivers to Mali

    A Dover C-17 Globemaster III aircrew flew the first U.S. sortie into Mali, delivering French personnel, equipment and supplies to the war-stricken region.The airlift mission took nearly 6 hours and carried a load that was near the C-17's maximum capacity.The aircraft commander, Capt. Matthew Hood,

  • Fairchild helicopter pilot wins AETC award

    A helicopter pilot from the 36th Rescue Flight was awarded the Air Education and Training Command Aviator Valor Award for the year 2012.Capt. Ashly Barnes, the standardization and evaluation liaison officer, 36th Rescue Flight, distinguished herself as a pilot during a mission to save the life of a

  • Resiliency: Everybody's got time for that

    The military lifestyle is exceptionally fast-paced, demanding and hectic; however, through a series of focused actions, combating unforeseen stressors can become second nature. Resiliency strengthening is the catalyst needed to get through hard times.The masterminds behind ensuring the well-being of

  • Innovative Thinking: 19th OG converts to 4-day fly week, increases training

    Nearly a year ago, the 19th Operations Group at Little Rock Air Force Base, Ark., truncated their fly-week from five days to four, leaving one day a week explicitly dedicated to training. Group leaders said the switch has led to increased training rates and improved deployment readiness, while

  • 605th AMXS breaks ice

    The 605th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron works through less-than-ideal weather conditions to ensure the 305th Air Mobility Wing's mobility mission continues.Aircraft deicing has come a long way in recent years said Master Sgt. Kenyon Blough 605th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron lead production