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How to Save A Life
December 18, 2008 — Approximately 700 Airmen attended the Save A Life Tour Nov. 14. The tour delivered a powerful message to the young Airmen at Langley, according to Lt. Col. Chris Levy, 1st Fighter Wing chief of safety. "We continue to stress the dangers of drinking and driving and welcomed another version of the message," said Colonel Levy. "Even if it (the tour)... MORE

F-22As scheduled to deploy to Japan, Guam
December 18, 2008 — More than 500 Langley Airmen and 12 of the Air Force's most capable fighters will deploy early in the new year as part of a theater security package being sent to the Western Pacific. The 27th Fighter Squadron will deploy a contingent of F-22A Raptors to Kadena Air Base, Japan, in January 2009 for approximately three months. Another contingent of... MORE

Call AADD for safe, free ride home
December 17, 2008 — You're taking a friend for a night on the town. You both plan to have a few drinks, but you have a plan. You have a designated driver and you know you can always take a taxi or call a friend to pick you up.So, what happens if those plans fall through? 764-AADD can help. Airmen Against Drunk Driving provides all active duty and their family members... MORE

Pitsenbarger Award awarded to 11 Langley graduates
December 15, 2008 — The following Community College of the Air Force fall 2008 graduates were presented the Pitsenbarger Award Nov. 13. National winners received $500 and local winners received $400. (* denotes national winner) 1st Aircraft Maintenance Squadron Staff Sgt. Matthew Junge 1st Component Maintenance Squadron *Staff Sgt. Mason Lucas 1st Fighter Wing Tech... MORE

Airmen graduate ALS
December 15, 2008 — The following Airmen graduated from Langley Airman Leadership School, Class 09-A Dec. 11: 1st Aircraft Maintenance Squadron Senior Airman Anthony Milchesky Senior Airman Brian Baggett Senior Airman Jesse Churchill Senior Airman Curtis White Senior Airman John Korkian Senior Airman Matthew Mayo Senior Airman Scott Steurer Senior Airman... MORE

Second dorm gets no-notice inspection
December 15, 2008 — For the second time in three months, 1st Fighter Wing senior non-commissioned officers performed a no-notice health, morale and welfare inspection of a Team Langley dormitory. Eberflus Hall residents were notified at 8 p.m. Dec. 14 of a mandatory, no-notice room and vehicle inspection. The residents also provided a urine specimen. The inspection... MORE

LANGLEY AIR FORCE BASE, Va. -- Senior Master Sgt. Jana Chapman, 1st Fighter Wing legal office, enters a room in Eberflus Hall during a health, morale and welfare inspection Dec. 14. The dormitory inspections ensure that unaccompanied housing residents live in a healthy environment. (U.S. Air Force photo/Master Sgt. Patricia Bunting)

Langley's CDC reaps benefits of The Mayor's Book Club
December 12, 2008 — The City of Hampton Mayor Molly Ward and Col. Kevin Altman, 1st Mission Support Group commander, read to children at Langley's Child Development Center Dec. 8.The 120 children from the CDC are participating in The Mayor's Book Club, which is designed to promote early literacy, improve the social and emotional development of young children, and... MORE

LANGLEY AIR FORCE BASE, Va. -- City of Hampton's Mayor Molly Ward reads “The Mitten” to children at the child development center as part of the Mayor's Book Club Dec. 8. The book club gives community volunteers and the mayor an opportunity to visit preschool classrooms each month to promote a healthy habit and affection for reading. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Gul Crockett)

Defective sanitary sewer lines will be leaking smoke Jan.6
December 12, 2008 — In order to improve service, Langley's sanitary sewer lines are being inspected for defects by means of smoke testing. Smoke testing is scheduled to begin Jan. 6 and will be conducted in all areas of the base except for military family housing. The testing will be conducted by ADS Environmental Services and is expected to be completed Jan. 26. The... MORE

LANGLEY AIR FORCE BASE, Va. -- Smoke testing on sanitary sewer lines is scheduled to begin Jan. 6 and will be conducted in all areas of the base except for military family housing. The testing will be conducted by ADS Environmental Services and is expected to end Jan. 26. (Courtesy photo)

Camp Lejeune toxic exposure update
December 11, 2008 — The Marine Corps is searching for at least 500,000 people who have lived on or visited Camp Lejeune, N.C., and could be at risk for health problems due to the drinking water on base. Chemicals from a building used to wash clothes for dry cleaning and de-greasing were found in the water system. More than 80,000 people have registered, which is only... MORE

CAMP LEJEUNE, N.C. -- The Marine Corps is searching for at least 500,000 people who have lived or visited the base from 1957 to 1987. They could be at risk for health problems due to the drinking water on base. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Vernon Young)

Intramural bowling report: Regular season comes to an end
December 11, 2008 — As the regular bowling season comes to a close, GCIC 'A' is the league champions. In the final night of bowling they won six points from the second place team, 1 CS 'B'. The base championship is scheduled for Dec. 17. The top 16 teams a vying to capture the championship. GCIC 'A' is trying to be the first team in over five years to win both the... MORE

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