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  • Behind-the-scenes efforts put spotlight on air show

    Spectators attending Sheppard's 2007 Open House and Air Show Oct. 20 may be dazzled by aircraft and ground attractions, but the success of the show rests on the shoulders of those working behind the scenes. The task of preparing for the 2007 Air Show began about 18 months ago, when air show planners

  • Sheppard set to host 2007 Open House

    A combination of old and new, military and civilian aircraft will take to the skies Oct. 20 during the much-anticipated 2007 Sheppard Open House and Air Show. Not only will aerial acts keep eyes skyward, but ground attractions will grasp the attention of guests looking for a hands-on experience. Lt.

  • New profile system gives commanders more say

    Whether injured or ill, Team Sheppard members in need of a medical profile will encounter a new system. The new system replaces Air Force Form 422, Physical Profile Serial Report, with a two-part system using Form 469, Duty Limiting Condition and a new Form 422A. Changes to the medical profiling

  • EPA welcomes Sheppard to prestigious environmental program

    The Environmental Protection Agency announced Oct. 8 that Sheppard has been accepted into its premier program, the National Environmental Performance Track. Sheppard is the first Air Education and Training Command base to qualify for this new EPA program by demonstrating a commitment to continuous

  • Bon Appetit! Sheppard to compete for coveted Hennessey Award

    Sheppard's Food Services Operation has been selected to compete again in the Multiple Unit Facilities category for the 2008 Air Education and Training Command Food Service Excellence Award. "Sheppard's exceptional food services operation is one of two bases chosen to compete for the Excellence

  • CFC 5K run raises money for ARC

    A Combined Federal Campaign 5K Charity Race Oct. 6 raised $317 for the American Red Cross. More than 60 runners participated in the event sponsored by the 364th Training Squadron. Tech Sgt. Louis Gosseck along with many 364th TRS volunteers coordinated the event. Lt. Colonel Matthew Harris,

  • Outlaws steal championship from Eagles, 12-7

    The intramural flag football season championship came to an end Sept. 28 with the 82nd Mission Support Squadron/82nd Services Division Outlaws winning the trophy with 12-7 win over the 365th Training Squadron Eagles. The game between undefeated teams lived up to its expectations as the game wasn't

  • Officials provide A-76 update at town hall meeting

    The Oct. 9 town hall meeting at the base theater offered an update on the status of the A-76 study. The A-76 review, which is due to be completed in early 2008, will evaluate jobs on base currently held by military and Defense Department civil service employees, and determine how these jobs can be