• Are You Air Force Energy?

    The month of October is often associated with changes. Youths, abandoned by the wistful days of summer and far removed from the barbecue and pool filled joys of Labor Day weekend, are firmly trenched in the school year. October also marks the fiscal New Year, where companies and businesses begin

  • Protect your plates

    Little Rock Air Force Base has recently encountered several issues with license plates and car registrations being "borrowed" and/or stolen. Team Little Rock members should be aware of the consequences that follow these actions as well as be advised to take precautionary measures to ensure their

  • Retirees Thanked at Appreciation Day

    The base Retiree Activities Office hosted the 35th annual Team Little Rock Retiree Appreciation Day honoring Arkansas' military retirees at the Little Rock Air Force Base, Ark., Thomas Community Activities Center Oct.12.The event provided information booths, door prizes and many exchanges of

  • Congress Passes Bill Reopening Federal Government

    President Barack Obama signed legislation late yesterday night bringing federal employees back to work after Congress finally resolved the budget logjam which led to a 16-day shutdown.Senate leaders championed bipartisan legislation to reopen the government and remove the threat of government

  • Deployed 'prop' repair Airmen close up shop

    There's wise-old saying that, "all good things, must come to an end." As the climate shifts in the U.S. Air Force's Central Command area of responsibility, some missions become less essential in the area and are able to return to home station and provide support from abroad. Among them is the 379th

  • Combined Federal Campaign kicks off

    The Combined Federal Campaign kicked off Oct. 1, 2013 at Little Rock Air Force Base, Ark.The mission of the CFC is to promote and support philanthropy through a program that is employee-focused, cost-efficient and effective in providing all federal employees the opportunity to improve the quality of

  • Most AF civilians to return to work

    In accordance with a memo Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel released Oct. 5, the Air Force will recall most of the nearly 104,000 Air Force civilian Airmen placed on emergency furlough due to government shutdown. However, a significant number will not yet be able to return.In his memo, Hagel stated that