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  • Sheppard AFB public water system

    Bioenvironmental releases annual water quality report

    A consumer confidence report released by the 82nd Medical Group Bioenvironmental Flight recently shows the water supply serving Sheppard AFB meets or exceeds standards established by the Environmental Protection Agency.
  • Haas addresses in-person, virtual audience during change of command ceremony

    Haas assumes command of 80th FTW

    Col. Robert F. Haas Jr. assumed command of the 80th Flying Training Wing on June 19, 2020 during a change of command ceremony.
  • 361st TRS propulsion apprentice course students learn their trade

    361st TRS propulsion students hone their craft

  • David Bowles monitors aircraft in radar approach control facility

    OSS controller earns prestigious aviation safety award

    A quick decision by David Bowles, an 80th Operations Support Squadron Radar Approach Control civilian, prevented a potential mid-air collision of two Air Force aircraft on Aug. 1, 2019, becoming the first controller in Sheppard AFB history to earn the Lt. Gen. Gordon A. Blake Aircraft Assist Award for aviation safety.
  • Glenn Barham, President of the Sheppard Military Affairs Committee, and his wife Mary Lynne pose for a photo at Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas, June 5, 2020. They were the most recent inductees to the Euro-NATO Joint Jet Program's Hall of Fame. Their support towards the 80th Flying Training Wing includes, organizing support for air shows, steering committee dinners, securing state funding and much more. (U.S. Air Force photo by 2nd Lt. Megan Morrissey)

    Barhams become newest ENJJPT Hall of Fame inductees

    Glenn and Mary Lynne Barham was inducted into the Euro-NATO Joint Jet Pilot Training Program Hall of Fame here June 15, 2020, adding to the list of area residents who have gone above and beyond to support the multi-national program.
  • Aircrew Flight Equipment student secures ejection seat riser straps

    AFE last ones to let aircrews down

    When it comes to the safety and survival of the Air Force’s flying community, aircrew flight equipment Airmen are the first in line to ensure they are the last ones to let aircrews down.
  • Airman First Class Frankie Rodriguez, 364th Training Squadron electrical and environmental systems apprentice course student, poses for a photo at Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas, June 3, 2020. Rodriguez is a Massachusetts native and joined the Air Force to challenge himself and create professional opportunities. He scored 100 percent on all ten of the course's block tests. Doing so has earned him the ACE award. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Pedro Tenorio)

    Massachusetts native ACEs E&E course

    An Airman from the 364th Training Squadron said he loves a challenge, so he went and challenged himself to perfect one of the challenging courses we have here on Sheppard. Spoiler alert – he won
  • Tech. Sgt. Sara Moreno review a patient's form

    Sheppard NCOA leverages agile resources in fight against COVID-19

    In the fight against the invisible enemy of COVID-19, the ability to adjust and rapidly flex forces has been seen in many organization here at Sheppard AFB, including the Sheppard NCO Academy.
  • A 361st Training Squadron aerospace propulsion student wears a mask during training as precautions for the COVID-19 virus at Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas, June 1, 2020. The student is working on an aircraft engine. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Pedro Tenorio)

    361st TRS swings into action to limit potential spread of COVID-19

    Sheppard has improvised, adapted and overcome many of the obstacles caused by COVID-19, and leadership continues to apply procedures and precautions to ensure training continues. One of Sheppard's technical training squadrons has adapted a new training schedule to spread out classes to reduce potential spread of the virus.
  • Members of the 82nd Medical Group medically screen Airmen that recently flew in to Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas, on May 8, 2020. The Airmen stand in what is called passenger terminal. The passenger terminal was set up to be able to ensure the health and safety of Airmen in the contingency environment. Typically, freshly graduated Airmen are bussed in from Lackland AFB to attend technical training here. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Airmen are being flown in to avoid any contamination during the trip. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Robert L. McIlrath)

    Sheppard establishes temporary PAX terminal for BMT Airmen

    COVID-19 has promoted most of the planet to change the way things are done, but for Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas, technical training for Airmen arriving from basic military training doesn’t stop.
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