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Servicemembers, civilians must obey flight line photography restrictions
May 11, 2006
Veterans, separating military eligible for career counseling
May 1, 2006
A warfighter's words of wisdom
May 1, 2006
Stay down!
April 20, 2006
Technical Sergeant David Rivas demonstrates "pain compliance " by manipulating the wrist of a student of his Combat Hapkido class, on Langley Air Force Base Virginia, April 11 2006. The modern style martial art emphasizes practical self defense for real life situations. (USAF photo by Airman First Class Christopher L. Ingersoll)
Up close and personal with Langley's working dogs
April 20, 2006
Scott “Mustache” Inks, an intern with the Mike and Bob Show on the radio station 96X, is subdued by Langley military working dogs April 14. Mike and Bob held a trivia contest for Mustache April 7, in which every wrong answer led to a longer time with the working dogs. Mustache spent more than two minutes with the dogs under the supervision of their trainers. Events such as this show off Air Force personnel and jobs and help recruiting efforts. (Photo by Senior Airman Austin Knox)
Best in show
April 20, 2006
Local Airmen, community members raise funds for child abuse prevention
April 20, 2006
Volunteers ease filing burden
April 20, 2006
Learning a new way to fly
April 17, 2006
Lt. Col. Bryan Turner and Maj. Thomas McAtee fly in formation with Lt. Col. Wade Tolliver during a training mission off the coast of Virginia on Thursday, March 30, 2006. The Virginia Air National Guard is currently transitioning to the new F-22A Raptor and will replace the F-16 Fighting Falcons as early as October 2007. Colonel Turner and Major McAtee are F-16 pilots assigned to the Virginia ANG's 149th Fighter Squadron at Sandstone, Va. Colonel Tolliver is an F-22A Raptor pilot with the 27th Fighter Squadron at Langley. (U.S. Air Force photo/Tech. Sgt. Ben Bloker)
1st OG, EMS start season undefeated
April 17, 2006
SSgt Robert Mack hits the volleyball over the net, while SSgt Jason Hand tries to prevent it from scoring the point. (US air force photo by SrA Samantha Willner).