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  • Mopeds -- fun, thrifty

    Sometimes as I enter the base, a gate guard asks me whether or not my moped is a government-operated vehicle, and I have to tell them it's not; this happens because my moped is blue, and I have a sticker of the Air Force logo attached to it. I exhibit it as a way to show my pride as an Air Force

  • Ellsworth golfers' opinions sought

    Air Force Services Headquarters is running its second annual "Have a Nice Play" golfer survey through Aug. 31 at 65 courses worldwide. This survey, designed by the National Golf Foundation, gives Ellsworth golfers the chance to provide valuable feedback on the Prairie Ridge Golf Course. "We ran this

  • CE Airmen light the way for pilots

    Without lights, the operation of the Department of Defense's busiest single runway and the 332nd Air Expeditionary Wing's mission would be severely hampered. A well-lit airfield is a critically important element to flying missions because the lights show pilots where the perimeters of the runways

  • 'Perspective' discusses knowing the basics

    In his latest "Enlisted Perspective," the Air Force's top enlisted Airman focuses on the importance of knowing the basics, and practicing and performing them well. "Many Airmen know that I enjoy college football," said Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force Rodney J. McKinley. "There is one thing that

  • Bagram dedicates DFAC to fallen Airman

    In a sea of digital camouflage, he definitely stood out amongst the crowd of mostly-Army service members, and those who knew him best often tried to top one another in stories. 'He' was Senior Airman Jonathan A.V. Yelner - a Coalition warrior, an Airman and a friend, and he was killed instantly,