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  • Combat zone controllers 'critical link' in deployed wing ops

    In the 380th Air Expeditionary Wing Command Post, five Airmen manage a 24-hour-a-day, seven-day-a-week mission supporting the only wing in U.S. Central Command with KC-10 Extender, U-2 Dragonlady, E-3 Sentry and RQ-4 Global Hawk aircraft."We are that critical link in managing information for our

  • Primed: 22 EARS Tankers Refuel Combat Aircraft

    Every day, the Air Force reports dozens of successful flights supporting Operation Enduring Freedom. Fighters, bombers and other combat aircraft provide overwatch for troops on the ground, protecting the war fighters and deterring the enemy.Most of those flights are possible because of one thing and

  • AMC Total Force provides hope to Haiti

    One day after an earthquake devastated the island nation of Haiti Jan. 12, Air Mobility Command along with its Total Force partners began operations to support the crippled nation.Since Operation Unified Relief operations launched, more than 10,000 AMC active-duty, Air Force Reserve and Air National

  • Scott hosts information fair for parents with special needs children

    In an effort to help parents of special needs children feel less alone and educate them about the many resources available in the local area, Scott Air Force Base held its first special needs information fair Feb. 11."This area has tremendous resources available for parents and children," said

  • AFNIC centralizing MAJCOMs' command records management

    The Air Force Network Integration Center is bringing records management and other communications and information functions from across 10 major commands to Scott.The action is related to the Program Budget Decision 720 reduction in Air Force manpower, and an Air Force directive to consolidate MAJCOM

  • No time outs: McConnell members save a life

    With six minutes remaining on the game clock during of an intramural basketball game here Jan. 26, players and spectators expected to see hustling jump shots and free throws, not a referee lying on the ground.It was the longest game of Dwayne Lassiter's10-year career as a referee.However, luck was