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Fighting Eagles receive new wings
January 27, 2011 — MORE

LANGLEY AIR FORCE BASE, Va --Col. Peter Fesler, 27th Fighter Squadron commander, brings home the updated 27th FS flagship Jan. 24. F-22 Raptor was delivered straight from the factory with the squadron emblem painted on the tail. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Staff Sgt. Dana Hill) (Released)

633 MDOS commander earns 2011 National Public Service Award nomination
January 26, 2011 — As a result of her contributions to the improvement of services to the worldwide military community, Col. (Dr.) Joyce Adkins, 633d Medical Operations Squadron commander, earned the Air Force nomination for the 2011 National Public Service Award Jan. 12.Colonel Adkins' career includes more than 26 years of public service across 12 different duty... MORE

Local police train 633 SFS 'defenders' to identify, apprehend drunk drivers
January 24, 2011 — Master Officers from the James City County Police Department visited Langley to provide field sobriety test training to 633d Security Forces Squadron Airmen Jan. 20.The day-long training fulfills the Virginia state requirement for all law enforcement officers working in Virginia to be trained in administering the test properly and performing... MORE

LANGLEY AIR FORCE BASE, Va. -- James City County Master Police Officer Marc Marchand (in black) advises Senior Airman Brandon Kohler, 633d Security Forces Squadron patrolman, how to properly administer a field sobriety test to Staff Sgt. Chris Cobbs, 633 SFS desk sergeant, during a training exercise Jan. 20 at Herron Hall. The JCC Police Department provided expert officers to train security forces personnel how to perform the test and apprehend impaired drivers, which are requirements for all law enforcement officers operating in Virginia. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Jason J. Brown) (RELEASED)

633 FSS to host first Langley-Eustis flag football all-star game on Super Bowl Sunday
January 19, 2011 — The 633d Force Support Squadron Langley Community Center is hosting the first Langley-Eustis Flag Football all-star game Feb. 6 at 1:30 p.m. near the Crossbow Dining facility. At 1 p.m., 22 individuals will be broken up into two teams during a mock draft and then lead onto the gridiron for four grueling 15-minute quarters. "In conjunction with the... MORE

Army minimizes stress suffered by victims of domestic, child abuse
January 19, 2011 — The Army Family Action Plan has once again proved invaluable for Soldiers and families. Today, eligible enlisted family members begin receiving 36 months of Transitional Compensation, the same as officer family members, rather than the average of 22 months of payments they formerly received. The change ensures payments are standardized for all... MORE

Study shows pre-deployment screening yields benefits
January 19, 2011 — An Army study released Tuesday found that Soldiers who received extra behavioral-health screening prior to deployment had significantly lower rates of combat stress than those who did not. The study, published in The American Journal of Psychiatry, was conducted by five Army doctors. They screened three 3rd Infantry Division Brigade Combat Teams at... MORE

HAWR RAJAB, Iraq -- Despite a language barrier, an Iraqi child greets a Soldier escorting Maj. Gen. Rick Lynch, 3rd Infantry Division commander, at Fort Stewart, Ga., back from a meeting with the Concerned Citizens Program in Hawr Rajab, Iraq, Oct. 17, 2007. (Army file photo)

Family Health Initiative set to improve patient care, satisfaction at USAF Hospital Langley
January 19, 2011 — Last year, the Family Health Initiative was introduced to the healthcare beneficiaries at USAF Hospital Langley. In recent months, the program has slowly taken shape. The 633d Medical Group has increased medical and support staff, equipment and facilities. All the components are now in place, and the group is proud and prepared to welcome family... MORE

Military Spouse Residency Relief Act is ready to deliver
January 19, 2011 — Although it's early in the year, tax season is just around the corner and each year military families look to get ahead in filing their tax returns. Since 1940, military spouses who accompany servicemembers at their duty station have been required to file their state tax returns in the state their spouses are stationed. This action forced military... MORE

Controlled Spend Account card replacing Government Travel Card
January 19, 2011 — Air Force travel is remaining the same, but the new blue Controlled Spend Account card will replace the existing grey Government Travel Card. The CSA card will eliminate unauthorized purchases and minimize delinquency issues with the current GTC. CSA cards are designed around four key concepts: availability to travelers; flexible spending limits;... MORE

In an effort to curtail government travel card abuse and delinquency, Air Force officials are piloting an unprecedented controlled spend account concept through Sept. 3 with an expected service-wide rollout of fall 2010. (U.S. Air Force graphic)

BRAC to amplify peak moving season
January 19, 2011 — This year's peak moving season is expected to be even busier than usual due to Base Realignment and Closure and officials warn that prior planning is important to avoid stress.With the final 243 days approaching for all BRAC moves, the peak Permanent Change of Station season between Memorial Day and Labor Day is expected to be hectic -- for both... MORE

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