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  • Social networks can be a great way to stay connected to family and friends but it’s important to be vigilant about the content of posts.

    Safety first: maintaining OPSEC in the age of social media

    The presence of social media is a constant in many areas of daily life. From the trendy to the controversial, almost anything can be found online and passed around networking sites publicly and permanently.
  • Recruiting makes March Madness media blitz

    Recruiting makes March Madness media blitz

    AFRC was the title sponsor for the American Athletic Conference, Conference USA and Mountain West basketball tournaments, located in Memphis, Frisco, Texas, and Las Vegas, respectively. The diverse locations and the fact that these tournaments featured teams from across the United States – from California to Florida to Connecticut, helped AFRC recruit throughout the country.

  • Don’t let stigma prevent you from getting help

    Suicide is a three-syllable word that brings on a myriad of emotions: grief, anger, sadness, fear and depression. These emotions may be felt by the survivors of a suicide loss. What you don’t see in the above emotions is the negative emotions of survivors that surface simply because of the stigma that is anchored to suicide.
  • Airman 1st Class Williams Amo Ampomah, a client systems technician with the 445th Force Support Squadron communications element, troubleshoots a computer issue, one of the many tasks he does as the unit’s client systems technician.

    Virtual battlefield: COMM key to wing effectiveness

    At the 445th Airlift Wing, there are Airmen who work around the clock to maintain the integrity and security of our internal communications systems while providing us with the means to achieve our mission objectives.
  • Chief Master Sgt. Terrence Greene, Air Mobility Command command chief speaks to a room full of future and current squadron commanders of AMC, Scott Air Force Base, Illinois, Jan. 7, 2019.

    AMC command chief shares personal path to conquering life’s steepest mountains

    Chief Master Sgt. Terrence Greene walked toward his office desk, which blocked the corner of a third-story window overlooking Scott Air Force Base. As he moved, he waved his hands and talked about his plans to rearrange his new office at Air Mobility Command.
  • Smart, charismatic, caring, resilient, fun and friendly are some of the words used to describe the late Senior Airman Nichole Ball, former member of the 87th Aerial Port Squadron, whose impact still ripples through the squadron’s culture.

    Snapshots of service

    Smart, charismatic, caring, resilient, fun and friendly are some of the words used to describe the late Senior Airman Nichole Ball, former member of the 87th Aerial Port Squadron, whose impact still ripples through the squadron’s culture.
  • Air Force Connect App

    Air Force Reserve? There’s an app for that

    The Air Force Reserve Command launched a feature on the new Air Force Connect mobile application in December allowing Reserve Citizen Airmen access to information and online tools on the go.In typical Reserve fashion, Reservists are leading the way with the help of Col. Tri Minh Trinh, director of the AF Connect team and Senior Master Sgt. Timm
  • Senior Airman Joe Chau, 718th Intelligence Squadron cyber systems operations technician, was voted Most Outstanding Airman by his flight peers during basic military training.

    718th IS Airman stellar performer from the start

    Senior Airman Joe Chau, 718th Intelligence Squadron cyber systems operations technician, has returned from basic military training and technical school with three awards and many accolades already under his belt and his Air Force career is only just beginning.
  • The 445th Airlift Wing Honor Guard performs a solemn POW/MIA table ceremony during the 445th AW annual awards banquet April 7, 2018.

    445th AW Honor Guard represents members past, present

    When members of the 445th Airlift Wing attend an official military function, they may see the Colors being posted, observe a flag folding ceremony or during somber moments, hear taps being played. The men and women behind the scenes performing these functions are members of the honor guard.
  • Lt. Col. Bill Barton, 89th Airlift Squadron C-17 pilot, goes through his check list in preparation for takeoff.

    Rhinos lead the charge as masters of strategic airlift

    When mission critical equipment needs to get downrange, hurricanes ravage the southeast, or injured service members are ready for transport out of the battlefield, the 89th Airlift Squadron doesn’t hesitate.
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