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Get ready for Fire Prevention Week
October 9, 2006 — Mark your calendars! Next week, Oct 8-14 is Fire prevention Week and there are several events on base and in the community to attend! This is the 84th National Fire Prevention Week, and the theme this year is "Prevent Cooking Fires, Watch what you heat." It is important for everyone to practice fire safety in the home, especially in the kitchen,... MORE

Retort recognizes CBRN specialists
October 9, 2006 — Members of the 1st Civil Engineer Squadron's readiness specialty now sport a new occupational specialty badge after a ceremony at the Base Theater Friday. The 3E9X1 career field, the specialty responsible for preparing for chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear attacks and accidents, now wear the retort, a badge recognized by militaries... MORE

Chief Master Sergeant Troy Odden places the new 3e9x1 Occupational Badge on Airman 1st Class Ian Zerby of Langley Air Force Base for the very first time on September 29, 2006. U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Vernon Young.

101 critical days of summer are over; now what?
September 29, 2006 — Well, summer's over, everyone's home from vacation, and the kids are back to school. Now it's time to take a look at where we've been over the last year and what we've learned. Let's take a few minutes to review our Ground Safety mishaps for Fiscal Year 06 and see how we can apply our lessons learned to reduce our mishap rate for FY07. The year... MORE

Living in a culture of responsibility
September 29, 2006 — A mechanism for organizing and implementing activities is the Culture of Responsible Choices Program. This program is about creating a cultural shift within the Air Force, focusing on a number of behaviors that impair mission readiness. Alcohol misuse, illegal drug use, tobacco use, fitness deficits, general health problems and failure to follow... MORE

New and improved Bethel Clinic open for business
September 29, 2006 — The refurbished Bethel Clinic opened for business Monday, ending a month-long project designed to update and improve the facilities. Clinic staff held an open house for Bethel Manor residents Sept. 19. "We wanted to give the community an opportunity to come and see the changes and why we had to close down," said Maj. Zina Crump, 1st Medical... MORE

Airman Cortney Cassedy shows a patient what forms to fill out at the Bethel Clinic Monday. The Bethel Clinic officially reopened its doors Monday and welcomed patients in after more than a month of renovations. The Bethel Clinic and Langley Clinic at NASA will see retirees and dependents while the Blue Clinic in the Langley Hospital will see Active Duty members only. (Photo by Senior Airman DeLicha Germany)

Take a bow
September 29, 2006 — MORE

Retired Master Sgt. Rob Hardage aims at a target for the archery hunting qualification course near the Langley Combat Arms training area Sept. 16. Bow hunters wanting to hunt on Langley during the 2006-2007 season were required to attend the qualification course before being allowed to hunt on base. (Photo by Senior Airman DeLicha Germany)

Golf tourney beats all expectations
September 29, 2006 — More than 100 people showed up to participate in the Langley Officers' Spouses' Club golf tournament fundraiser Sept. 22, raising $3,600 for scholarships. The LOSC surpassed its goal of raising $2,500. "It was a successful, successful event," said Joan Rickert, LOSC vice president. "It was a perfect day with excellent turnout." The LOSC held a... MORE

Maj. Gen. Jack Catton, Air Combat Command A8 director, takes a practice swing at the Langley Officers’ Spouses’ Club golf tournament fundraiser Sept. 22. (Photo by Airman 1st Class Christopher Ingersoll)

HAWC to hold 1.5 Mile Running Clinic: Beyond the Basics
September 22, 2006 — Ready to take your running to the next level? Need advanced training tips? Join the Health and Wellness Center staff 1-2:30 p.m. Oct. 5 for the first session in of the 1.5 Mile Running Clinic: Beyond the Basics series. This class is the first in a three-part clinic designed to help active-duty members safely train to enhance their performance... MORE

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

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