Chaplains, A&FRC programs help Airmen maintain resiliency

Maintaining mission readiness and resiliency can take a toll on both Airmen and their families, but two base organizations are here to help.The Chaplain and the Airman & Family Readiness Center provide services to help Airmen and families regardless of life or relationship issues."Basically, any

Barksdale to host first ever alphARace

A natural terrain and man-made obstacle course race is scheduled to be held for base and local community members on the East Reservation, July 12. The 2nd Force Support Squadron's Outdoor Recreation office is partnering with alphARace, Inc., to design a course that will bring both communities

Help is available with free PTSD screening

A free post-traumatic stress disorder screening will be available for Airmen, families and retirees at the Base Exchange June 20.The screening is part of the "Military Pathways" program the result of joint efforts by the Department of Defense and the non-profit organization, "Screening for Mental

Barksdale Top 3 scholarship deadline approaching

Base Airmen between the enlisted pay grades E-1 to E-6 will have three more days to apply for a textbook scholarship through the Barksdale Top 3.The organization is offering three $100 scholarships for Airmen currently enrolled or enrolling in the current semester with an accredited college or

BUFFs ready for launch

Auto Hobby hosts Car & Bike meet

Barksdale Airmen recognized for 2012 accomplishments

Bioenvironmental meets the standard

Heavy equipment making moves

NDI: Invisible to the naked eye