News happening around Little Rock Air Force Base

Public Affairs Page Banner

News

Results:
Category: News
Clear
  • Col. Mark Vlahos, 314th Airlift Wing vice commander, is doused by friends and family members at his final flight at Little Rock Air Force Base July 10. The colonel’s next assignment is at Randolph AFB, Texas where he will serve as the 19th Air Force assistant director of operations. The colonel has served as the 314 AW’s vice commander since July 2007. The 314 AW’s mission is to train C-130 aircrews for all services in the Department of Defense, Coast Guard and 34 allied nations, as well as C-21 aircrew through the 45th Airlift Squadron at Keesler AFB, Miss. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Chris Willis)

    Col. Vlahos final flight

  • Airmen from Little Rock Air Force Base lay the groundwork for a base beautification project near the fitness center July 10. The $20,000 project, managed by the 19th Mission Support Group and funded by Air Mobility Command, will target five high-traffic areas on base and is focused on using natural plants from the "Natural State" as renewable resources to increase the aesthetic appeal of the base. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Chris Willis)

    Little Rock Air Force Base beautification project

  • Near transparent merger will combine prominent squadrons

    In line with the Air Force-wide merger of services and mission support squadrons, Little Rock will officially follow suit and activate the 19th Force Support Squadron July 14. The 19th Mission Support Squadron will deactivate and the 19th Services Squadron will be re-designated as the 19th Force Support Squadron, which will remain a part of the

  • A closer look at crime trends

    An increase from January to June in crime at Little Rock Air Force Base had been plaguing servicemembers living in base housing. The majority of these crimes were reported in March and April."Recently there was a spike in personal property thefts at Little Rock AFB's housing area, which affected more than 20 families losing high value items out of
RSS