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JBLE remedial investigation at historic military training areas
August 28, 2026
— Golfers at The Pines Golf Course on Fort Eustis may notice environmental crews at work across the fairways. Specialists are investigating the former Langley Field Gunnery Range and Bombing Target H to locate potential buried munitions and assess any environmental impacts under federal cleanup guidelines. The investigation is being conducted following the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act to better understand the presence and extent of potential buried munitions and associated environmental impacts. ...
Finding my way: A first-term Airman’s journey
September 3, 2026
— The article is a commentary written by U.S. Air Force Airman 1st Class Chloe Goodman, 633d Air Base Wing Public Affairs apprentice, detailing her experiences as a first-term Airman. After enlisting in April 2025, she shares the mental struggles she faced when transitioning from civilian to military life, specifically focusing on the loss of identity. ...
JBLE Command post connects installation readiness to global operations
September 3, 2026
— All Domain Command and Control Operations, commonly known as the command post, provides that connection around the clock, linking installation leaders, operational units, higher headquarters and national command authorities...
441st VSCOS drives ground mobility across Air Force
September 3, 2026
— Stationed at JBLE, the 441st Vehicle Support Chain Operations Squadron serves as the critical backbone for vehicle readiness. While the squadron does not physically house or maintain any vehicles, its small team of approximately 80 members oversees an inventory of 85,000 vehicles valued at $13.5 billion, making them a vital component of overall Air Force operations...
94th Fighter Squadron and 149th FS Airmen awarded Distinguished Flying Cross
September 8, 2026
— Four pilots assigned to the 94th Fighter Squadron, 1st Fighter Wing, and two from the 149th FS, 192nd Wing, were awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross, for actions while deployed in the U.S. Central Command area of responsibility, during a ceremony at Langley Air Force Base, Virginia, Aug. 31, 2026. U.S. Air Force Gen. Adrian Spain, commander of Air Combat Command, presided over the ceremony and presented the decorations to the recipients, recognizing their courage, skill and airmanship that earned them one of the nation's highest honors, the Distinguished Flying Cross. “We haven't awarded many of these in the last few decades, as it's intended to recognize true heroism and highly exceptional accomplishment in flight which means that it should be rare and it is,” said Spain. ...
Finding our way to each other: What 9/11 taught me about service
September 11, 2026
— On September 11, 2001, a newly graduated Airman in San Antonio witnessed the horrific terrorist attacks on television, marking the turbulent beginning of a 25-year military career which would profoundly reshape her understanding of service. Over two and a half decades of deployment, loss, and national division, she realized military service is not defined by dramatic, cinematic calls to crisis action, but rather by the quiet, daily decision to show up for others–the fellow Airmen, families, and communities who represent the true heart of the nation. Ultimately, the enduring legacy of 9/11 is the powerful, unifying instinct of Americans to reach for one another in their darkest hours, serving as a poignant reminder we must actively maintain our connection to one another rather than waiting for tragedy to bring us together...