Weather flight chases down EF-2 twister

Dark clouds swirled overhead as sirens wailed into the night, signaling the impending arrival of a tornado.Base housing residents had enough advance warning to gather their loved ones into a safe place before the tornado struck Little Rock Air Force Base, Ark., April 25, 2011. Homes were damaged and

Base lake floods following severe thunderstorms

Tornado assistance center open this weekend

The Tornado Assistance Center is open from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., Saturday and Sunday, at the Thomas Community Activities Center. The TAC will return to normal operating hours, 7 a.m. to 10 p.m., on Monday. For more information, call the TAC at 987-5838/5842.

50th AS back in deployment mode

19th SFS keeping families safe

18th AF commander surveys tornado damage at Little Rock

Herculean effort lifts base after EF-2 tornado

The National Weather Service has assessed Monday night's tornado that hit the base as an EF-2 tornado on the Enhanced Fujita Scale (111-135 mph) with a 5-mile path that was 1,000 feet wide. The tornado's path extended from three-quarters of a mile east of Gravel Ridge to 6 miles southwest of

Team Little Rock Airmen weather storm, ready for deployment

Airmen and aircraft from the 50th Airlift Squadron "Red Devils" left for deployment to Southwest Asia April 28, 2011. This group is the first of nearly 20 C-130 aircraft and 1,000 Airmen slated to leave for deployments in the next week.This is the first deployment of Airmen and aircraft from Little

Red hot training at The Rock

Sexual assault awareness relies on good wingmen

All Airmen have a professional duty as wingmen to intervene and prevent sexual assault, that is the message Sexual Assault Response Coordinators want Team Little Rock to remember."On or off duty, real wingmen take responsibility even when faced with difficult situations, including making unpopular