The truth about trafficking

After drug dealing, human trafficking is tied with the illegal arms trade as the second largest criminal industry in the world, and it's the fastest growing. According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services website, approximately 600,000 to 800,000 people are trafficked across

Team Little Rock says goodbye to Black Knight

Team Little Rock mourns the passing of a Black Knight this week. Tech. Sgt. William "Dale" Hall, 19th Logistics Readiness Squadron, passed away Sunday, April 4, after succumbing to injuries suffered in a motocross accident in March. A memorial service is scheduled for Monday on the flightline."Dale

Big Brothers Big Sisters honor Team Little Rock

50th Airlift Squadron members deploys

Little Rock Air Force Base Community Council wins Abilene Trophy

Little Rock Air Force Base and its community council won the prestigious 2009 Abilene Trophy, the Air Mobility Command's Community Support Award, which was announced March 31. The Abilene Trophy is presented annually to a civilian community for outstanding support to an AMC base and the winner is

New AF dining program offers greater variety, availability

Little Rock is one of six bases that may soon see changes to its dining venues and food and beverage options bringing greater quality and variety, Air Force services officials said recently.The pilot program of the Air Force Services Agency's Food Transformation Initiative is gearing up to bring a

Children hop to ‘It’s All About YOUth’ festival and egg hunt

Rock Comm loses hair over Air Force Assistance Fund

Don't weight to lose the pounds

Eating right is harder for some people than others. If Airmen want to slim down their waist lines for their physical training test, eating right is a big contributor. Airmen are going to want to eat from three main food groups; vegetables, protein and dairy. That means they should completely stay

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