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  • Team Little Rock comes together as family on Wingman Day

    The foundation of the United States Air Force is its Airmen, you, me, all of us. As Air Force members we have a set of Core Values: integrity, service before self and excellence in all we do. These core values are the basis for the way we interact with each other on a daily basis. As we conduct

  • Comm squadron plays 'Santa'

          Communications project managers -- also known as C4 systems planners -- are the "go-to" shop for installation of new communications equipment including telephones, computers, communication rooms and more. The requirements are sent in all levels, to include major command. CPMs secure funds for

  • Emergency help, call 911

    Emergency assistance is available to you every day of the year, 24 hours a day. Dial 911 if you need the immediate assistance of Security Forces, the Fire Department or medical personnel. If you are dialing from a base phone, you need to let the Jacksonville dispatchers know that you are located on

  • DeCA: More than groceries

    Internet support, gifts, savings and going "green" - not the typical things you would think about when making out your shopping list. But that's exactly some of the benefits you will get by filling your cupboards with the help of the Commissary. Run by the Defense Commissary Agency, the commissary

  • The Big Dog's last run

    They call him Big Dog. Ask anyone in the Arkansas Air National Guard's 154th Training Squadron who he is, and they'll point to the pilot's section upstairs in Building 118. Legend has it that he received the nickname from a TDY early in his career. A fellow aircrew member couldn't hang with the Big

  • NCO rescues sleeping man from hotel fire

    All it took was one annoying sound to make Staff Sergeant Bobby Jones a hero. The 373rd Training Squadron, Detachment 4 crew chief instructor was vacationing in Hot Springs, Ark., when he rescued a sleeping man from a fire recently. He was just getting ready for bed when he heard a faint beeping

  • AFSA voice of enlisted Airmen

    He's gone head-to-head with some of the most influential people in the country, but for retired Chief Master Sgt. John "Doc" McCauslin, it's just another part of his day. As the international president of the Air Force Sergeants Association, Chief McCauslin takes his job seriously. The Air Force

  • Civilian, military work relationship stronger now than 10 years ago

    Thanks to increased communication via the Labor/Management Partnership Council, the working relationship between military and civilian employees is better now than ever. But working relationships aren't the only gain for civilians in the last ten years. "We've seen some major improvements in both

  • Changing lives with financial peace

    It was graduation night and excitement was in the air as 21 more Airmen and spouses joined others as the newest graduates of Financial Peace University Dec. 12. The group marks the fifth graduated class since the first class in March 2005. Financial Peace University is a faith-based full-spectrum

  • Deployed money and you: How to come out ahead during your TDY

    Those deploying should see a nice boost in their paychecks. Between deployment-specific entitlements and investment opportunities, a deployment can offer a range of excellent financial opportunities. The wise person will put a plan into place before deploying to take full advantage of these