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  • Fairchild AFB affected by civilian restructuring

    Base officials announced Thursday that 30 civilian personnel positions will be eliminated at Farichild Air Force Base, Wash., as part of civilian workforce adjustments announced by the Air Force on November 2 .Base officials are making face-to-face notifications to those affected by the decision.In

  • Travis announces civilian workforce reductions and military restructuring

    Travis Air Force Base, Calif.,  will reduce support function costs and expeditionary headquarters overhead as part of an Air Force-wide action announced at the Pentagon Nov. 2. The adjustments reflect several initiatives to boost mission effectiveness, eliminate organizational redundancy and reduce

  • Travis AFB holds special needs Halloween Bash

    For some, Halloween isn't about ghouls and goblins, but cartoons and fairytales instead. The Travis AFB Airmen and Family Readiness Center held a special needs Halloween bash Oct. 27 at Travis for families who may not have the availability or ability to trick-or-treat on Halloween night.The AFRC was

  • Heavy metal: Maintainers keep jets flying at Travis

    Maintainers are a necessary part of any Air Force operation. Without knowledgeable Airmen, a small item such as a bad switch on a unit can be the difference between an aircraft taking off as scheduled and a flight being postponed.Members of the 60th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron support flight

  • Little Rock AFB affected by civilian restructuring

    Base officials announced Thursday 41 civilian personnel positions will be eliminated as part of civilian workforce adjustments announced by the Air Force Wednesday, Nov. 2 .Base officials are making face-to-face notifications to those affected by the decision.In response to direction from the

  • Team McChord delivers aid to Turkish earthquake victims

    An aircrew of five Airmen assigned to McChord Field's 10th Airlift Squadron delivered humanitarian relief supplies to eastern Turkey, Nov. 1, 2011, to aid victims of a 7.2 magnitude earthquake which hit the region Oct. 23. "The men and women of Team McChord are always ready to provide airlift at a

  • Black eyes raise domestic violence awareness

    Thirty-nine Airmen and civilians reported for work across the wing last month, each sporting a noticeable black eye and wondering just one thing: Would anyone notice?Thankfully, the bruises were simulated - part of Grand Forks' first-ever Family Advocacy Program Black Eye Campaign from Oct. 17 to

  • 8th AS returns home after dual-location deployment

    More than 90 Airmen from McChord Field, Wash., returned home Nov. 3 after a 67-day deployment in support of Operation Enduring Freedom, New Dawn and Combined Joint Task Force-Horn of Africa. The 8th Airlift Squadron was deployed as the 817th Expeditionary Airlift Squadron to two separate overseas

  • AMC announces civilian workforce restructuring

    In accordance with the Air Force's ongoing effort to increase efficiencies, reduce overhead and eliminate redundancy, Air Mobility Command (AMC) officials announced an adjustment to the command's civilian workforce. In response to direction from the Secretary of Defense for Department of Defense to