Most people would not put a sign in their vehicle offering free valuables to anyone who walks by and happens to look in the window.
Imagine returning home from a deployment only to discover all of your possessions have disappeared or opening a certified letter that declares pending litigation against you.
I flew on an airline that doesn’t assign seats and I was mesmerized at how oblivious people were to the hundred or so other people who needed to make it to an empty seat and get settled so we could get in the air.
SnoFest features world-class ski and ride slopes, lodging, themed parties, giveaways, races, cardboard derby, wine and beer tastings, sleigh rides, tubing, ice skating and excursions offered to the military community at discounted prices.
In the two and a half years Kentrel Brooks has been stationed at Schriever he has heard many tales of sheer brute strength.
There is no I in team, but there is one in Airman!
Pikes Peak Region military personnel and federal civilians wrapped up the 50th Anniversary Combined Federal Campaign with a celebration at Peterson Air Force Base, Colo., Jan. 18.
At any given time, Airmen stationed throughout the world can deploy in support of combatant commanders.
New rules for driving on Schriever AFB signed and approved by Col. James Ross, 50th Space Wing commander, are effective immediately.
When Capt. Stan Maczek was a young child he responded to frightening sights and sounds in the dark like most of us: He pulled the covers up over his head and hoped the event would pass quickly.