Briefing helps Airmen make informed AF career decisions

A year to 15 months before an Airman's 4-year or 6-year enlistment ends, they are required to attend a briefing. The briefing, Informed Decisions, shows Airmen the benefits of reenlisting and the consequences of separating from the Air Force to pursue civilian enterprises without proper

Airman rugby player sets standard of excellence

Staff Sgt. Joseph Senteno has a chance to make history.Having won the Air Force Global Strike Outstanding Airman of the Year award, the 2nd Comptroller Squadron budget analyst continues a streak of excellence by being selected from a pool of more than 60 Airmen who tried out for the AF Rugby team in

Ride safe, drive smart, motorcycles are everywhere

Warmer weather brings flowers, rain, outdoor sports and activities and even a few fatalities. With rising temperatures, many motorcyclists are knocking off the winter dust and heading off into the sunset on their two-wheeled iron stallion.According to a 2011 study by the National Highway Traffic

Storing and issuing parts needed for mission success

2 MXS Fab Flight provide preventative maintenance for the BUFF

Sheet metal Airmen fix, replace B-52 parts

2 CES Electrical Power Production Airmen power up Barksdale

Utilities Airmen ensures Team Barksdale receives water

Don’t get Twisted practice Tornado safety

Severe weather is always a concern for many people, and one of the hardest storms to prepare for is a tornado. High winds and rainfall make these storms difficult to prepare for and recover from.But, what is a tornado? Tornado, or twister, is a violent windstorm characterized by a twisting,

Area defense counsel here for military members

Service members must conform and abide by all rules and regulations set forth by the military justice system. But, reprimands, legal punishment or being accused of committing an offense can be stressful, especially if it seems there is nowhere to turn for help.However, Airmen can get free legal