• Mental health: Fighting stigma, creating resilience

    The challenges of working in the Air Force can be both physically and mentally taxing. With the demands of the Air Force and every day responsibilities placed on Airmen, it's up to the mental health specialists of the Air Force to ensure that every Airman is mentally fit to fight. Working with

  • Critical Days of Summer

    Today marks the beginning of the U.S. Air Force's Critical Days of Summer. The program is designed to highlight safety topics and remind Airmen to take precautions when participating in activities that are normally enjoyed during the summer months. At Little Rock Air Force Base, Ark., the first week

  • Protocol: keeping organized chaos

    People don't often see them; but they're there. Mixed in the crowd, quietly observing and making sure everything runs smoothly, is the 19th Airlift Wing protocol crew. Approximately 65 ceremonies per year including change of commands and aircraft arrivals, the 36 distinguished visitor tours and the

  • Team Little Rock Honors National Police Week

    Little Rock Air Force Base, along with multiple police community partners, celebrated National Police Week May 12 - 15. The week included events to commemorate fallen military and civilian law enforcement officers and provided morale building activities for participants to enjoy. May 15, 1962,

  • Sexual Assault Reporting Procedures

    Reporting a case of sexual assault carries a stigma that the case may or may not be investigated. Service members and military dependents 18 years and older who have been sexually assaulted have two reporting options: unrestricted or restricted reporting. There are many myths regarding sexual

  • Photo Essay: 19th CMS hydraulics shop

    The 19th Component Maintenance Squadron hydraulics shop works on C-130 brakes, landing gear, steering, aerial delivery system and flight controls. The most common issue the hydraulics shop fixes is the wear and tear of brake components. Airmen building spring housing and attaching safety cables to

  • Leadership Pathways program builds base resilience

    Team Little Rock launched a new resilience program called Leadership Pathways to help support the Comprehensive Airman Fitness strategy. Helping agencies across the installation will offer courses and classes that support or focus on one of the four CAF domains (social, physical, spiritual and

  • Watch. Report. Protect.

    The Eagle Eyes program is an anti-terrorism initiative that counts on the eyes and ears of every Airman, civilian, contractor and dependent. Anyone can have a positive effect on the war on terror by reporting suspicious activity, and maybe even save a life. The foundation of the Eagle Eyes program

  • Spouses are celebrated at the Rock

    Team Little Rock came together May 7 - 9 to honor the unsung heroes of the military: spouses. The spirit of Spouse Appreciation Day was celebrated at Little Rock Air Force Base with events expressing how important the support of military spouses is to those who serve. Spouse Appreciation Day was

  • 2013 Little Rock AFB Family Child Care Provider of the Year

    Malissa Kaye was recently honored as the 2013 Little Rock Air Force Base Family Child Care Provider of the Year. She has been a licensed provider for more than 13 years and is a dedicated professional. Malissa is a member of the National Association for Family Child Care and is in the process of