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People Helping People tees it up for the troops
August 25, 2006 — August 16th started with a BANG, the first of its kind at Eaglewood Golf Course on Langley. Eighty-four participants played in the Tee it Up for the Troops Golf tournament, raising nearly $1,300. Tee it up for the Troops Golf Tournament was organized by various members of the 1st Fighter Wing's People Helping People Committee. PHP is comprised of... MORE

CAFLSC expands to suit growth
August 18, 2006 — The Combat Air Force Logistics Support Center won't have to call across town to talk to flights in its Mission Readiness Division anymore. After two years of work, the CAFLSC officially opened a new set of renovated offices for the Weapons Systems Management Area, with more than 200 new workstations. The renovations come amid changes in Logistics... MORE

Langley children to report for duty
August 18, 2006 — The Airman and Family Readiness Center and People Helping People will host a mock deployment for children ages 5 and up 7:45 a.m. Aug. 29 at the Static Display Hangar. The program is designed to show Langley children what goes into a deployment through displays and activities. "The purpose is to let the kids know what goes on when their parents... MORE

SSgt. promotion list released
August 11, 2006 — The following senior airmen will be promoted to staff sergeant: 1st Aerospace Medicine Squadron Isabel Brooks Summer Conner Jessica Friedman Christopher Helton Sherrill Laj Price 1st Aircraft Maintenance Squadron Jason Ahern Arnold Alexander Nathaniel Brizendine Devon Brown Robert Burns Joshua Cannady Marquis Echols Carlos Gonzalez Nicholas Harris... MORE

Band to community: 'Thank you'
August 11, 2006 — As a "thank you" to the community for its continued support, the U.S. Air Force band, "Heritage of America," is holding a free concert each Tuesday and Wednesday in August. Despite having the first concert rained out, the band has a variety of music genres and special guests lined up for the remainder of the month. Led by Maj. Doug Monroe, band... MORE

Sayonara, Langley: F-15s make move to Kadena
August 11, 2006 — As part of the necessary BRAC process to integrate the F-22A Raptor into the 27th and 94th fighter squadrons, three of approximately 25 scheduled F-15 Eagles were transferred to the 67th FS/Aircraft Maintenance Unit at Kadena Air Base, Japan, Wednesday. After the Raptors began arriving in late 2004, the 27th and 94th FS' transferred their assigned... MORE

Capt. John Deline, 67th Fighter Squadron, inspects his F-15 Eagle before leaving for Kadena AB, Japan, Wednesday. (Photo by Airman 1st Class Christopher L. Ingersoll)

Bethel, PEN clinics move to NASA
August 7, 2006 — The Bethel Clinic will make a temporary move during renovations, and the Prime Eagle North clinic will make a permanent move to the NASA Clinic Aug. 7. The change is expected to last four to six weeks. "This move will allow the Bethel Clinic to receive a much-needed face-lift," said Col. Kory Cornum, 1st Medical Group commander. "We anticipate the... MORE

Driving fatigue as dangerous as raised blood alcohol levels
August 7, 2006 — Driver fatigue is a major contributor to the nation's vehicle crashes each year. Thirty-seven percent of the driving population has had at least a moment of falling asleep behind the wheel. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration estimates there are more than 100,000 vehicle accidents each year that are directly contributed to driver... MORE

Bethel Manor forms mayor's council, neighborhood watch
August 7, 2006 — After three hours of heated discussion at last month's Bethel Manor townhall meeting regarding issues in the housing area, such as housing maintenance, vandalism and ownership, base leadership has a solution, well, two solutions. In a residents' council meeting Tuesday evening, guests were asked to be part of the Bethel Manor Mayor's Council and/or... MORE

Sunset on a dynamic career
August 7, 2006 — It was 30 years ago this week when an ambitious young cadet was commissioned into the Air Force to begin what turned into a dynamic and distinguished career. On July 28, hundreds of family, friends, fans and colleagues packed the Langley Officers' Club to say farewell and to witness the retirement of a great Air Force officer, Maj. Gen. Elizabeth... MORE

Maj Gen Elizabeth A. Harrell, Director of Maintenance and Logistics, Air Combat Command, shares a moment with her fiance, Maj Gen William Grisoldi, Commander, US Army Corps of Engineers, during her retirement ceremony. Maj Gen Harrell is retiring after 30 years of service. (USAF photo by TSgt Elizabeth Weinberg)

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