Aircraft maintainers deploy in support of Operation New Dawn

CSAF addresses AF issues, surveys tornado damage at Little Rock

Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Norton Schwartz visited here May 4 and 5 to meet with Airmen during an all call and base tour.During the all call, General Schwartz discussed several issues, including recent force management actions by the Air Force, the repeal of the law commonly known as Don't

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

Aerial photography shows damage at Little Rock Air Force Base following tornado

Little Rock Air Force Base is conducting recovery operations after a tornado hit the base April 25. The tornado damaged more than 100 on-base housing units, damaged three C-130 aircraft and blew the roofs off and damaged many buildings in the base's flightline area. Damage assessments are on-going.

Tornado sheltering and recovery resources available

Little Rock Air Force Base Emergency Management has released a pamphlet with information for tornado sheltering and recovery. The pamphlet features weather information, contact numbers and details for affected families. Click here for more info.

Hunt and Pinnacle donate $600k to charter school on base

Combat Airlifter of the Week – Tech. Sgt. Monica Hood

Arkansas ANG provides community support during snow storm

Fifteen Airmen from the Arkansas Air National Guard's 189th Airlift Wing Rapid Augmentation Team Charlie deployed Feb. 9 to help motorists in emergency situations on Central Arkansas interstates.RAT Charlie is one of three 50-person teams comprised of drill-status Guardsmen. It's a volunteer force

Snow falls on Little Rock

Deployed aircraft maintainers diagnose, repair aircraft

When a person has a stomachache or can't hold any food down in their bellies, they go to a medical provider for diagnosis and cure.When aircraft have similar problems, such as not transferring fuel to an engine or leaking after being filled, the aircraft is towed to the 332nd Expeditionary