• TLR Celebrates the Month of the Military Family

    Each November, we celebrate the Month of the Military Family. Along with recognizing and showing appreciation for each family who contributes to the military style, the Little Rock Air Force Base Airman and Family Readiness Center hosts a Month of the Military Family event each year. This year, the

  • A True Little Rock Airman

    Danny Gregg has been to many places. From the southwestern parts of America to Japan, the 19th Maintenance Squadron contractor and test cell lead has seen it all.However, none of the places he has been to have struck a chord in his heart and his career like Little Rock Air Force Base."I've been here

  • The black-letter initial

    Members of the 314th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron accomplished a rare maintenance achievement on a C-130 Oct. 29, 2014, at Little Rock Air Force Base, making maintenance history and marking a local achievement for Team Little Rock.Aircraft 5732, a C-130J assigned to the 314th AMXS, received

  • Little Rock Airmen attend air mobility convention

    On Oct. 31, Airmen from Little Rock Air Force Base took part in a conference that transformed Nashville, Tennessee, into "The Mobility Capital of the World." Military members and civilians associated with the U.S. Air Force's Air Mobility Command, converged in Tennessee's capital for the 46th Annual

  • Air National Guard offers opportunities to Active Duty Airmen

    The Air National Guard is targeting more than 50 different Air Force specialty codes to transfer your experience into their Reserve component. While ANG members and active-duty service members wear the same uniform, there are many differences between the two.Master Sgt. Marcus Rawls, the ANG

  • A Patriots Service is Never Finished

    At 76 years old, Jim Elmer is a veteran who continues to proudly serve his country. For a career that almost never was, Elmer would see more than 800 combat hours. These days Elmer spends his time passing along his love of country to future generations."I never thought I would make the Air Force a

  • J's for Days

    The 61st Airlift Squadron at Little Rock Air Force Base, Ark, received its newest C-130J Oct. 23, 2014, delivered by Gen. Mark Stough, Headquarters Air Mobility Command, director of strategic plans, requirements and programs.This marks the ninth C-130J to be delivered to the 61st AS and the seventh

  • 16 pound burden

    Tech. Sgt. Jason Caswell, a 19th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron crew chief, loves spending time with his wife and kids as well as playing rugby.At age 28, Caswell was an athlete who was well on his way to becoming an Air Force rugby player. From there, his dream was to take the next step of joining