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  • 'Maintenance Man' unveiled

    A 6-foot tall, bronze statue, known to Airmen as the 'Maintenance Man', was unveiled on Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas, Oct. 13, 2017, near the Main Gate.

  • 386 AEW SARC stands in the gap, helps airmen overcome

    A recurring theme across the Air Force has consistently been “taking care of Airmen”. From your unit first sergeant, to your base mental health team, Airmen can take comfort in knowing that there is a team of trained and dedicated professionals looking after their well-being.  In addition, they can

  • Powering our force

    Thirty feet above the ground, under the scorching North Texas sun, the 366th Training Squadron electrical systems apprentice course prepares Airmen, Soldiers and Sailors to help power our world.

  • ENJJPT pilot selected to fly with Thunderbirds

    U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds select Euro-NATO Joint Jet Pilot Training’s Capt Will “Boar” Graeff, to fly the F-16 Fighting Falcon in the Thunderbird 2 demonstration pilot slot. Graeff, currently serving as 88th Flying Training Squadron executive officer, will join the ranks of the U.S. Air Force

  • Building basics: FTD forms maintenance professionals

    Armed with wrenches, protective gear and iPads stocked with technical orders and schematics, these Air Force maintenance professionals are ready to go back to school. The school isn’t a normal college or university; these Airmen are attending the 372nd Training Squadron, Detachment 202 F-16 Field

  • Nighthawks show appreciation for U.S. military

    The Wichita Falls, Texas, Nighthawks showed their appreciation for the U.S. military with a football game. During the game, Airmen participated as spectators, flag bearers, and demonstration squadrons for the opening of the game and half-time show.

  • Make training great again!

    No, this isn’t a new political campaign slogan; it’s the unofficial motto of the 367th Training Support Squadron.

  • Commentary: Not just cops

    Air Force Security Forces Airmen aren’t just cops; they’re heroes. A commentary by Staff Sgt. Kyle E. Gese.