Transient alert get aircraft in and out

Base pharmacies keep Airmen healthy

Structures Airmen keep the base intact

Wait; where’d my refund go?

With many Airmen stationed here from other states and countries, Louisiana's unique tax laws could prove to be a challenge, or harmful, to service members credit and finances.The Louisiana Department of Revenue sends many service members at Barksdale bills informing them that they owe state taxes

Proclamation signing

CES conducts prescribed burn

The Natural Resources Office, along with help from base firefighters, conducted a prescribed burn on the East Reservation on Barksdale Air Force Base, La., Jan. 31.A 300 acre area on the East Reservation was mapped out and burned to help increase the life of wildlife and forestry."We spend the first

Fitness specialists keep Airmen fit to fight

Bay orderlies keep dorms in order

Farmland roots bear 80 years of American Freedom

More than 80 years ago a 22,000-acre cotton field gave birth to more than just the cotton planted by a Northwestern Louisianan, from that fertile soil grew Barksdale Air Force Base and home of the oldest bomb wing of the Air Force.The dedication of Barksdale Field, in honor of 2nd Lt Eugene Hoy

What's happening at Barksdale? There's an app for that

It's called "My Military Communities," or MyMC2, and it is a mobile application that will put a list of every event Barksdale in the palm of your hand. The app is a free download and is now available through both the Android Market and Apple's App Store.Originally developed by the 375th