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  • McChord office wins 2010 AMC Civilian Personnel Program of the Year

    The 62nd Airlift Wing Civilian Personnel Office has won 2010 Air Mobility Command Civilian Personnel Program of the Year."About 18 months ago, this office went through a change in leadership," said Norman Fernaays, Civilian Personnel Office officer. "But we put together a strong program that meets

  • AMC announces 2010 comptroller, financial management awards

    Air Mobility Command officials announced Dec. 8 the 2010 command award winners in comptroller and financial management fields. In a message from Gen. Raymond E. Johns Jr., AMC commander, units individuals and offices were recognized for being the best in the command during fiscal year 2010."It is my

  • Manatee catches Air Force flight to Puerto Rico

    Air Force officials partnered with specialists at the Fish and Wildlife Service and the South Florida Museum to transport an 840-pound male West Indian manatee, along with six biologists and two veterinarians, from here to San Juan, Puerto Rico Dec. 9. Fish and Wildlife Service representatives

  • AMC’s manpower, personnel and services announces 2010 award winners

    Air Mobility Command's Manpower, Personnel and Services Directorate, also known as AMC A1, announced Nov. 30 its annual award winners for 2010. In a message from A1 Director, Col. Steven J. Beatty, installation, team, program and individual awards were announced. "I am very proud to announce the Air

  • Airmen graduate from first Guard, Reserve SERE course at Fairchild

    Two Reserve component Airmen were the first to graduate from a new course specifically developed for Air National Guardsmen and Reservists Dec. 2, at Fairchild.Staff Sgt. Andrew Dunn, 514th Air Mobility Wing, and Airman 1st Class Brian Alfano, 106th Rescue Squadron, completed the course, dubbed

  • Officials provide tips on how to avoid 'holiday bulge'

    Though the holidays are traditionally a time for Airmen and their families to relax, for some Airmen, the fear of expanding their waistline and endangering their physical training score causes them to tense up.On average, most Americans gain at least one to two pounds during the holiday season that

  • Comprehensive Airman Fitness: Mental health through military fitness

    The holidays are a time to celebrate, but can be very stressful. Waiting in line, heel-to-toe for the perfect gift, hoping it's not sold out. Jumping from flight to flight and having to put up with the long lines and airport security. Red holiday lights -- could be a reminder of bumper to bumper

  • Scott AFB develops 'Wingman Council' to build stronger community

    Less than four months ago a call went out from the 375th Air Mobility Wing commander, Col. Mike Hornitschek, for volunteers to become part of an inaugural Wingman Council in an effort to enhance and strengthen the current Wingman culture here. Since then about 80 Airmen of all ranks have joined the

  • Scott CGOs collecting items for women's shelter

    With the holiday season in full swing, many people use extra time, talent and money to give back to their local communities. The Scott Company Grade Officers' Council is no exception. After discussing various ideas, including a toy drive, the Scott CGOC decided to collect items for the Violence