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  • "I am AF Energy" campaign in full swing

    The month of October is Energy Action Month and provides an opportunity for Airmen to learn more about the impact of energy to the Air Force's mission as part of a national campaign led by the Department of Energy. The theme continues to be, "I am Air Force Energy," with the goal of inspiring the

  • Political activities in the workplace

    Neither military members or federal civilians may engage in political activities while on duty, in any government office or facility, in a government vehicle or while in an official uniform. This includes expressing personal political opinions in a manner that implies official approval or

  • Airman sentenced for drugs

    A student Airman from the 362nd Training Squadron was sentenced to eight months confinement, a bad conduct discharge and a forfeiture of $1,010 per month for eight months after pleading guilty Oct. 9 to several drug charges.Airman Basic Branson C. Russell entered his guilty plea before a military

  • Aerospace Medicine Service Craftsman is commander's "Wingman of Choice"

    Staff Sgt. Adam Presley, an 82nd Aerospace Medicine Squadron medical service craftsman, from Burleson, Texas, was selected as the commander's wingman of choice. He is inspired by his five-year-old son, Samuel, and has spent more than two years at Sheppard. The 82nd Training Wing "Commander's Wingman

  • Support Agreement Manager is commander's "Wingman of Choice"

    Barbara Ashby, an 82nd Logistics Readiness Squadron support agreement manager from Amarillo, Texas, was selected as the commander's wingman of choice. Having served Sheppard for over 29 years, she is inspired by her faith and belief in overcoming adversity. The 82nd Training Wing "Commander's

  • Fire Prevention Week and its importance

    Fire Prevention week kicked off Oct. 6 to bring awareness to fire safety across the entire nation. According to the National Fire Protection Association, the week itself originates from the commemoration of the Great Chicago Fire in 1871, which killed more than 250 people and left 100,000 homeless.

  • AETC welcomes new commander

    Gen. Robin Rand took command of Air Education and Training Command from Gen. Edward A. Rice Jr. during a ceremony here Oct. 10.Gen. Mark A. Welsh III, Air Force Chief of Staff, presided over the ceremony.Rand previously served as the 12th Air Force, Air Combat Command, commander. He is a command

  • AETC commander retires after 35 years of service

    The commander of Air Education and Training Command retired Oct. 10, ending a 35-year career of service and commitment to the U.S. Air Force.General Edward A. Rice Jr., a command pilot with more than 4,000 flying hours, retired after handing AETC's reins over to Gen. Robin Rand in a change of

  • Government Shutdown: Frequently Asked Questions

    Below are frequently asked questions about the current government shutdown. If you don't find the answer to a question you have about the government shutdown and its impact on the Air Force, post your question as a comment below. We will research and try to find the answer(s) for you and respond to

  • Security Forces & DEA to host "Drug Take Back Days"

    On Friday, October 25 at the Sheppard Clinic from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and on Saturday,  October 26 at the Sheppard Commissary and Sheppard Main Exchange from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.,  the 82nd Security Forces Squadron and the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) will give the public another opportunity to