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  • AFOSI seeks special agent candidates

    The Air Force Office of Special Investigations is seeking exceptional NCOs for duty as enlisted special agents. The AFOSI mission is to identify, exploit and neutralize criminal, terrorist and intelligence threats to the Air Force, Department of Defense and U.S. Government. With more than 2,900

  • Deployed Airmen takes next STEP

    A Team Sheppard member deployed to Afghanistan was recently surprised with an extra stripe by 2nd Air Force. Master Sgt. Buffie Verhagen, a military working dog trainer with the 82nd Security Forces Squadron, was promoted under the Stripes for Excellent Performers Program by Brig. Gen. James Hyatt,

  • Sheppard sets records during blood drive

    To most, 1,500 is an insignificant number. To the American Red Cross, that's the number of lives saved by Sheppard Air Force Base personnel when they donated 500 units of blood during the first blood drive of 2008. For every unit donated Feb. 19-20, three lives were saved, said Jackie Hamm, the ARC

  • Sheppard medics win AFMS awards

    Sheppard's Behavioral Health Team was named best in the Air Force for 2007, and two Sheppard officers also earned 2007 Air Force Medical Service Awards for being the best in their fields. Capt. Robert Noble, an audiologist with the 82nd Medical Operations Squadron, was named Air Force

  • Club improvements, programs to address consumer poll

    An unscientific poll a few weeks ago at Sheppard told the plight of many base officer and enlisted clubs at Air Force bases located within the United States - people aren't going. Brig. Gen. Richard Devereaux's weekly "Question of the Week" explored the thoughts on how Team Sheppard perceives the

  • Training squadron dedicates room to HHH

    Two world-class organizations came together again when an 82nd Training Wing squadron dedicated a Hotter 'N Hell Hundred-themed room Feb. 22. The room at the 361st Training Squadron provides a glimpse of the nation's largest single-day cycling event with news articles, photos, a bright-orange

  • Construction to restrict Missile Road access

    Use of Missile Road will be restricted beginning Feb. 25 to all motorists till July, as the 82nd Civil Engineer Squadron prepares it to be the home of the new visitor's center. The more-than $450,000 project will cause outbound traffic on Missile Road to be reduced to one lane beginning at Avenue B

  • Team Sheppard employees reminded to abide by procurement rules

    As Sheppard enters the source selection phase of the A-76 process, military, civil service and contractor employees in the areas under study are reminded to exercise care when discussing relevant information such as bid proposals and prices, and technical information including how many people or how