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  • ALS students leave lasting impression on third graders

    Many children outside of the Air Force, Army, Marines or Navy don't get the opportunity to experience the jobs and troops at a military installation first hand, but that wasn't the story for one group of students.Joint Base Charleston's Airman Leadership School invited more than 30 third grade

  • NASCAR driver Matt Kenseth visits Travis

    The commissary here held a "Green Machine" race Dec. 11 officiated by NASCAR driver Matt Kenseth. The race consisted of two-person teams from four different squadrons. These teams competed in a 16 squadron event in November to be the final teams in Monday's event.Along with bragging rights for their

  • Fight fires with foam

    After six months of construction, an improved fire protection system was ready for testing Dec. 6 in Travis Air Force Base hangar 808. The hangar's typical sprinkler system was upgraded to a system that contains high expansion foam."The HEF will actually smother flames and save the Air Force from

  • Scott youth participate in national Lego competition

    What do radio frequencies, Legos and meat have in common? The First Lego League competition. A team of six Scott Air Force Base children, "Da Ex Bots," participated in the 2011 St. Louis regional First Lego League competition Dec. 4 at Florissant Valley Community College in Ferguson, Mo. The team

  • 18th AF commander, command chief make official visit to Scott AFB

    Charting a path to continued success in an uncertain strategic and fiscal environment was one of the key themes of a recent visit by the 18th Air Force commander here Dec. 2.Lt. Gen. Mark Ramsay, accompanied by Chief Master Sgt. Jeff Williams, 18th Air Force command chief, spoke to about 300 wing

  • Joint Base Charleston Airmen complete ORI

    More than 600 Airmen from Joint Base Charleston returned from the Combat Readiness and Training Center at Gulf Port, Miss., on Dec. 5 and 6 following the completion of their operational readiness inspection.For months leading up to the inspection, Airmen from the 315th Airlift Wing, 437th Airlift