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  • Tennessee native earns ACE award

    Airman 1st Class Hunter McReynolds, 365th Training Squadron instrument and flight control systems apprentice course student, embodied the Air Force core value of excellence in all we do by achieving 100% on every progress check and block test of the course, earning himself the prestigious ACE

  • Sheppard in Photos

    Whether as high as climbing to the top of an electrical pole or flying high in an F-16, the sky isn't the limit for the Air Force.

  • Sheppard in Photos

    This week we have technical training Airmen and Honor Guard Airmen practicing their skills to become #Warrior Airmen. Check them out in this week's #SheppardinPhotos

  • Prevention key to controlling mold in living spaces

    Like pollen, mold is an organic growth that is everywhere and affects people differently based on their sensitivity. But, mold in living areas can be controlled more easily through a few simple household steps and cleaning solutions.

  • 365th TRS rides the AF innovation wave

    Air Force leadership has made a call to action for Airmen to get innovative – to get creative, to take risks, to utilize all their skills and be unafraid to fail.

  • Sheppard in Photos

    Some wear helmets that are orange, some are yellow, but all uniforms are Digital Tigerstriped.

  • Texas native earns ACE award

    SHEPPARD AIR FORCE BASE, Texas – Through hard work and dedication, Airman 1st Class Stiphanie Y. Cumbal, 363rd Training Squadron maintenance management production apprentice course student and Texas native, earned the prestigious ACE award. The award is given to Airmen who maintain a 100% average

  • Tennesse native aces fuels systems apprentice course

    Iron sharpens iron. The Air Force is known for tempering young men and women into future leaders, warriors and Airmen. All Airmen are sharpened, mentally and physically, and there are some that forge themselves with excellence. This Airman has done just that, with the knowledge gained from his