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Egress Airmen ensure ‘last chance for life’
May 14, 2010 — If something goes wrong in a fighter jet flying at 30,000 feet, the pilot needs a reliable way to escape danger -- and fast. When all else fails, the pilot relies on the ejection system to exit the jet and return safely. These systems are the pilots' "last chance for life."The 1st Component Maintenance Squadron egress technicians apply their... MORE

Military spouse counsels, comforts, cares for patients
May 12, 2010 — When the term "military spouse" is mentioned, the image of a family-oriented parent and partner may come to mind. However, Holly Snyder goes above and beyond the stereotype, providing counseling, care and comfort to families that suffer from genetic conditions and disorders.Holly is married to Maj. Brian Snyder, Air Combat Command A8 directorate of... MORE

Air Force wife provides motherly love for family, furry friends
May 10, 2010 — One glance around the Holter-Mehren's home tells a story of love, compassion and nurturing. Stacks of children's education software and books line the family bookshelves and computer workstation. Pet beds and toys rest neatly organized throughout the living room, their "owners" sprawled out comfortably on the soft carpeted floor, basking in the... MORE

Promotion pros ensure Airmen make the grade
May 10, 2010 — With E-7 promotion results due May 27, the team at the 633d Force Support Squadron's promotions department is working hard to verify, validate and communicate all test scores to the Air Force Personnel Center for review, in hopes of turning well-trained technical sergeants into senior noncommissioned officers.Throughout the year, the team, located... MORE

Langley Losers: And the winner is…
May 4, 2010 — In January, four of Langley's most motivated Airmen stepped up to the challenge of changing their lives for the better by adopting healthier lifestyles through diet and exercise. These strong-willed warriors are striving to meet and exceed their health and fitness goals, wrapping up the contest in May. Throughout their journey, you can track their... MORE

From Airman to American: Langley Airmen granted citizenship in D.C.
May 4, 2010 — Airman 1st Class Ma Antonette Cabantog, 633d Force Support Squadron food services journeyman, enlisted in the Air Force in November 2008 in pursuit of a great career and a better life. A motivated, goal-oriented Airman, Cabantog established a to-do list to guarantee her success: finish career development courses on-time, earn a senior airman... MORE

Legally Speaking: Law Day 2010
April 27, 2010 — May 1 is the 52nd annual Law Day. Originally declared by President Dwight D. Eisenhower in 1958, Law Day aims to remind all Americans that we are a "government under law." For those of us serving in the military, Law Day is an opportunity to reflect on the important role the military plays in preserving the rule of law. As military members, we... MORE

Keeping ‘the attic’ alive, one family at a time
April 23, 2010 — As soon as the doors of the old South Dairy Barn open, shoppers rush in for free appliances and clothing. The building is home to the Airman's Attic, open Tuesdays and Thursdays. With more than 1,700 families registered and up to 90 families visiting, it can get a little crowded. Without the right amount of volunteers to keep things in order, it... MORE

Uncovering hidden history in Hampton Roads
April 20, 2010 — Hampton Roads is rich in American history, home to the arrival point of our colonial settlers, some of the Civil War's greatest battles and the roots of American naval and airpower. While most of this extensive legacy is memorialized in parks, museums and monuments, some intriguing elements of Hampton's illustrious past rest unseen, tucked away on... MORE

Legally Speaking: National Healthcare Decisions Day 2010
April 13, 2010 — If you were in a coma, who would make medical decisions for you? If you were "brain dead," would you want life sustaining treatment to be withdrawn? If you were near the end of your life, would you want to die at home instead of the hospital? For many people these are difficult questions. However, April 16 is the third annual National Healthcare... MORE

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