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PHP: Providing supportive programs to Airmen
September 22, 2006 — Every Air Force base has an Integrated Delivery System, which is comprised of key base agencies. The primary goal of the IDS, in addition to educating people on how to prevent suicide and where to turn for help, is to reduce stress by providing supportive programs and services. At Langley, the IDS is People Helping People. The members of PHP... MORE

Carson & Barnes Circus coming to Langley
September 22, 2006 — Gator Allmond was 4 years old when he saw his first circus, but he still remembers watching the circus train pulling in, the workers buzzing around like ants and the sight of the big top rising into the sky. Now he's helping the 1st Services Squadron host the Carson and Barnes Circus Sept. 28. "This is a good thing spouses and families can do... MORE

Get set for Wingman Day
September 22, 2006 — Sept. 28 is Wingman Day at Langley Air Force Base. The 28th has been declared a no-fly day in which the 1st Fighter Wing and some of its tenants will slow down to reassess the goals and vulnerabilities of the units, while not forgetting to celebrate accomplishments and strengths. The objective of the day is to also strengthen morale while building... MORE

Airman’s Attic meets needs of our Airmen
September 22, 2006 — For many first-term Airmen, finding items for their dorm rooms or homes at an affordable price can be a challenge. That is why the Langley Airman's Attic has hundreds of items at just the right price for any Airman - cheap. From dishes and VCRs to pieces of furniture and baby supplies, the attic is continuously taking care of young Airmen and their... MORE

Langley holds Tattoo
September 22, 2006 — Langley held its 19th annual military tattoo ceremony in front of a crowd of nearly 400, some in lawn-chairs with umbrellas and raincoats. The event took the coordination of more than 17 base organizations to include the 1st Civil Engineer Squadron, 1st Logistics Readiness Squadron and the 1st Services Squadron. Unfortunately, around 7 p.m., the... MORE

The ghosts of past wars appear at the Langley ACC Tattoo Sept. 23. (Photo by 1st Communications Squadron)

Ernesto brings mosquitoes
September 22, 2006 — Mosquito counts are climbing as expected from the rain received from Tropical Storm Ernesto, said Mitchell Burcham, ecological controls specialist here. Therefore, a C-130 from the 910th Airlift Wing at Youngstown, Ohio will hit mosquito "hot spots" in Langley, Bethel Manor Housing, Hampton and Fort Eustis Monday through Sept 30. Residents will be... MORE

LOSC to tee off golf tournament for scholarship fund
September 15, 2006 — The Langley Officers' Spouses' Club kicks off its annual scholarship drive with a benefit golf tournament at 1 p.m. Sept. 22 at the Eaglewood Golf Course. The LOSC is hoping for a large turnout from the base to support this tournament, and in turn, support their scholarship fund. Last year the LOSC gave seven scholarships ranging from $100 to... MORE

Know your risks before co-signing on a loan
September 15, 2006 — What would you do if a friend or relative asked you to co-sign a loan? It is easy enough to say yes. But your signature means a lot more than a simple "vote of confidence" in them. Co-signing is serious business. Co-signers Often Pay Some studies show that three out of four co-signers of finance company loans are asked to help repay the loan. That... MORE

1st Fighter Association holds reunion at Langley
September 15, 2006 — More than 100 members of the 1st Fighter Association toured Langley Tuesday as part of their 2006 reunion. They started off their visit with a group photo in front of the F-86 in Memorial Park and then received an Air Combat Command briefing in Quesada Hall. The group was escorted and assisted by three 1st Fighter Wing alumni, Col. Jim Hardenbrook,... MORE

Langley officer promoted by Afghan defense minister
September 15, 2006 — Promotion ceremonies in the military often include a senior member of the organization to preside over the promotion, some co-workers to support the one being promoted, photographer, family, friends and refreshments. In a deployed environment, though, there has to be some changes. Family members are more than seven-thousand miles away, co-workers... MORE

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