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Center offers computer-based CLEPs
January 19, 2007 — Airmen and family members will soon be able to take computer-based College Level Examination Program tests at the base education and training center here. The initiative, managed by Saint Leo University, begins in February, said Mr. Paul Sevigny, assistant center director for the school. "This is a good opportunity for everyone on Langley, said Mr... MORE

Photo Illustration of CLEP Testing with St. Leo Univeristy at Langley (Photo By Staff Sgt. Samuel Rogers)

Pumps close, hospital project begins
January 19, 2007 — The base gas station closes its doors 6 p.m. Jan. 28 to support renovations and to make way for a new mini-mall, which is scheduled to open in early spring 2007. "This is something we have had plenty of preparation for," said Myra Florence, Army and Air Force Exchange Service general manager here. Planning began more than a year ago when the 1st... MORE

Brig gives Airmen second chance with AF
January 12, 2007 — In a time of war, the need to keep experienced and hard-working Airmen in the Air Force is crucial. For those Airmen who are dedicated to the Air Force but may have slipped along the way, a discharge isn't necessarily the only option. Beginning Jan. 3 Langley teamed up with Naval Brig Norfolk to help rehabilitate and re-motivate Airmen who deserve... MORE

Photo illustration by Senior Airman Austin Knox

End of an era: Langley bids farewell to The Flyer, welcome to Web site
January 12, 2007 — After more than 60 years as Langley's base newspaper, The Flyer hits the racks for the last time Jan. 26 as the Air Force transitions to a Web-based news focus. The change is a result of a 30-percent manning reduction in the public affairs career field, resulting in the loss of an estimated 200 positions. "Public affairs still has a responsibility... MORE

Raptors ready for fi rst overseas deployment
January 12, 2007 — Twelve F-22A Raptors and more than 250 people from the 27th Fighter Squadron here are preparing for a deployment to Kadena Air Base, Japan, in February. While this will be the first overseas deployment for the Air Force's newest fighter, which was declared "combat ready" in December 2005, it is not the squadron's first deployment from Langley. In... MORE

DOD, U.K. sign next stage JSF agreement
December 14, 2006 — United States and United Kingdom officials signed a memorandum of understanding Tuesday to begin future cooperation in the production, sustainment and follow-on development, called PSFD, phase of the Joint Strike Fighter program. Deputy Secretary of Defense Gordon R. England and United Kingdom Minister for Defense Procurement Lord Paul R. Drayson... MORE

Air Force officials announced Oct. 4 the F-35 Lightning II will be initially located at seven military installations. The initial Joint Strike Fighter locations are Eglin Air Force Base, Fla.; Nellis AFB, Nev.; Edwards AFB, Calif.; Hill AFB, Utah; Kadena Air Base, Japan; and Shaw AFB/McEntire Air National Guard Base, S.C. The Joint Strike Fighter is a fifth-generation, supersonic stealth fighter designed to replace a wide range of existing aircraft for the U.S. and eight partner nations. (Courtesy photo)

GPC processing center changes mid-January
December 14, 2006 — Langley will be one of the first military installations to replace the current government purchase card processing system, Customer Automated Reporting Environment with Access Online Jan. 17. The new system has several innovative perks to include a user-friendly login, detailed transaction log form, a time-saving approval process and additional... MORE

New pay, personnel system coming
December 14, 2006 — A new system coming in 2008 to the Army and Air Force will integrate pay and personnel and make life easier for servicemembers everywhere, the general in charge of the system's deployment said. The Defense Integrated Military Human Resources System, integrates the two services' pay and personnel systems into one Web-based system, said Army Maj... MORE

Langley wraps up 2006 CFC drive
December 14, 2006 — Langley wrapped up its six-week Combined Federal Campaign Nov. 27, but not before the 1st Fighter Wing raised the standards above the rest of the region in support of nationwide charities. Being the highest contributor in the region, Langley donated more than $467,000. The wing and tenant units raised $210, 916 this year, which was not only an... MORE

Slivers of silver add up for engineers
December 14, 2006 — Silver. For thousands of years, it's been highly valued as a ductile and malleable metal for making the coin of the realm, jewelry, tableware and for processing photography. It's also an integral component in the Air Force's newest weapon system - the F-22A Raptor. The shiny element also has the highest electrical and thermal conductivity of any... MORE

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