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  • Airman pleads guilty, sentenced for drug charges

    An Airman from the 82nd Communications Squadron here was sentenced to three months confinement, a bad-conduct discharge, forfeiture of $1,010 per month for three months and reduction to E-1 during a general court martial Nov. 21. Airman Brock A. Boren, a 27-year-old communications Airmen, pled

  • Shepppard TV live: 363 TRS Munitions Apprentice graduation Tue Nov 26 @ 11 am

    The 82nd Training Wing Public Affairs office will live stream broadcast the 363rd Training Squadron's Munitions Apprentice course graduation on Tuesday, Nov. 26, beginning at 11 a.m. on Sheppard TV.Viewers who want to tune in can see the broadcast live on the UStream Sheppard TV page or via a link

  • Six officers from 82 MDG selected for promotion

    Six officers from Team Sheppard were selected for promotion during the 2013 CY13A Col, Lt Col, and Maj (MC/DC), CY13B Col (BSC and MSC), CY13C Lt Col (MSC) and CY13B Maj (BSC) medical promotion boards.Colonel selectee:Lt. Col. Krystal Murphy, 82nd Aerospace Medicine Squadron commanderLieutenant

  • Program coordinator is selected as commander's wingman of choice

    Gina Menden, an 82nd Civil Engineering Squadron unit program coordinator from Kenosha, Wis., has been selected as the commander's wingman of choice. She has spent four years at Sheppard and is inspired by her faith and family. The 82nd Training Wing "Commander's Wingman of Choice" award program is

  • ADAPT chief is selected as commander's wingman of choice

    Capt. Mark Stonger, 82nd Medical Group Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention and Treatment (ADAPT) program element chief, from Kansas City, Mo., who has one year on Sheppard, has been selected as the commander's wingman of choice. He is inspired by his family and helping others.The 82nd Training Wing

  • 80th FTW Protocol is tops in AETC

    The 80th Flying Training Wing Protocol office here was recently recognized by Air Education and Training Command (AETC) as the winner of the 2013 George Washington Award for Protocol Excellence. The two-person protocol office, staffed by Chief of Protocol Michele Houck and Assistant Chief of

  • College honors military at football game

    Just like any gridiron game, individuals who wear a uniform, value teamwork and have pride in what they do, took their places on the field. The difference was these people were not in a sports uniform, but were clothed in one that represented service to the country itself. A local college in Wichita

  • Sheppard Airmen respond to accident

    On their way back to base from an evening out, three Sheppard Airmen witnessed a  single-car crash so horrific, they didn't know if anyone could've survived it. Airman Basic Kristen McLaughlin, 363rd Training Squadron Airman in training, of Copperas Cove, Texas, leapt from the car she was a

  • Airman confined, dishonorably discharged, for lewd act with child under 16

    A student Airman from the 364th Training Squadron here was sentenced to six years confinement, reduction to E-1, forfeitures of all pay and allowances and a dishonorable discharge after pleading guilty to four charges under the Uniform Code of Military Justice during a general court-martial Nov.