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  • Grand Slam community 'lives it up' at new Fox Sports Sky Box

    Base members gathered in the spot of the former Desert Eagle Lounge Friday to celebrate the unveiling of a quality-of-life venture unlike any other in the history of the Department of Defense -- the grand opening of the Fox Sports Sky Box in Memorial Plaza."On the outside, it looks like one of our

  • CMSAF visits Bagram Airfield, engages Airmen

    Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force James A. Roy met with Airmen at Bagram Airfield here June 24 and 25, seeing firsthand the diverse missions contributing to Afghanistan's security and development. Chief Roy toured the base and spoke with Airmen of all ranks to see what the Air Force is doing to

  • CSAF: Red Tails up to the challenge of Iraq mission

     Neither dust, nor wind, nor low visibility could keep Gen. Norton Schwartz, Chief of Staff of the Air Force, from visiting the 332nd Air Expeditionary Wing here, June 24."It's great to be back with the Red Tails," he said during an Airmen's Call. "I'm glad visibility finally improved so we would be

  • CSAF stresses importance of Airmen and mission

    The Air Force's top uniformed officer visited Sather Air Base, Baghdad June 24 to meet with Airmen, talk about his priorities, and listen to the concerns of those living and working here."Let me begin by reminding you that everyone matters," Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Norton Schwartz told the

  • Pararescuemen: Honoring fallen warriors

    More than 20 pararescuemen, active duty, retired and prior service, donned their service dress uniforms, with boots and maroon berets, and fell into formation. Local freedom riders holding American flags lined the street of the funeral procession. As their fallen comrade's remains arrived and were

  • Two Airmen save Soldier's life outside gym

    Two Air Force non commissioned officers credited their pre-deployment training for recently saving the life of an Army lieutenant colonel who was having a heart attack outside the camp's gym.Tech. Sgt. Aaron Gufford and Staff Sgt. Jeffery Kirker, both of the 392nd Expeditionary Signal Battalion at