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  • Members of the 20th Civil Engineer Squadron (CES) pose for a photo before the 20th Fighter Wing headquarters at Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina, July 28, 2021. The 20th CES was recently awarded the Department of Defense Environmental Restoration, Installation award for initiatives put in place to protect human health and the environment. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. K. Tucker Owen)

    20 CES wins Environmental Restoration, Installation award

    The 20th Civil Engineer Squadron at Shaw Air Force Base has been awarded the Environmental Restoration, Installation award for its forward leaning approach to environmental restoration. The Department of Defense Environmental Restoration, Installation award recognizes a base’s efforts to protect human health and the environment by cleaning up hazardous substances, pollutants or contaminants and munitions in a timely, cost-efficient, and responsive manner.
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    20th CES maintains readiness at Silver Flag

    Members of the 20th Civil Engineer Squadron attended Silver Flag, a 10-day training course to bolster contingency readiness of total force Airmen.
  • Tech. Sgt. crochets a plastic mat.

    Airman weaves new use for plastic

    Helping your community can come in many shapes and sizes, for Tech. Sgt. Sonya Gore, 20th Communications Squadron radio frequency transmissions section chief, it comes through finding a creative way to reuse plastic.
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    Weasel of the Week | Airman 1st Class Andrew Roux

    The Weasel of the Week series asks Team Shaw to share their experiences, Air Force spirit and personalities. We sat down with Airman 1st Class Andrew Roux, 20th Civil Engineer Squadron engineering technician, to get to know him and his job. Roux is responsible for updating and maintaining floor plans, using GPS equipment to collect and survey data for new construction projects along with creating and maintaining base maps. He plans on earning a master’s degree in civil engineering.
  • Photo of airman working on fuel tank

    Fuel to Fight

    The sound of freedom requires interconnecting Airmen, equipment and logistics to continue flying day-in and day-out. Out of all the pieces to the puzzle that is the 20th Fighter Wing mission, one of the most vital things needed to fly and fight, is fuel.
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    Weasel of the Week | Staff Sergeant Cathryn Rhodes

    The Weasel of the Week series asks Team Shaw to share their experiences, Air Force spirit and personalities. We sat down with Staff Sergeant Cathryn Rhodes, 20th Comptroller Squadron financial operations supervisor, to get to know her and her job.
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    Shaw Airman selected as one of Air Force’s 12 Outstanding Airmen of 2021

    Tech. Sgt. Kelli Floyd of the 20th Contracting Squadron has been awarded the high honor of being named one of the 12 Outstanding Airmen of 2021.
  • A photo of Staff Sergeant Gray, posing in the MOC.

    Weasel of the Week | Staff Sergeant Jamie Gray

    The Weasel of the Week series asks Team Shaw to share their experiences, Air Force spirit and personalities. We sat down with Staff Sgt. Jamie Gray, 20th Maintenance Group maintenance operation center controller, to get to know her and her job. Gray is responsible for tracking 20th fighter wing aircraft, maintenance status changes and coordinating and executing wing plans at a moment’s notice. She plans on working towards earning the rank of Technical Sergeant.
  • A group photo of the OMRS standing in the Medical Group.

    Weasel of the Week | Staff Sergeant Brianna Edwards

    The Weasel of the Week series asks Team Shaw to share their experiences, Air Force spirit and personalities. We sat down with Staff Sergeant Brianna Edwards, 20th Operational Medical Readiness Squadron records and reception noncommissioned officer in charge, to get to know her and her job. Edwards schedules Air Force Dental Readiness Assurance Program appointments for Team Shaw. She is on track to complete her Certified Nurse Assistant degree this July and is working towards becoming a registered nurse.
  • Photo of U.S. Airmen working on jet.

    Shooters conduct ACE exercise

    Airmen assigned to the 55th Fighter Squadron and 55th Fighter Generation Squadron worked in conjunction with the 327th Airlift Squadron and 134th FS during an agile combat employment exercise at the Vermont Air National Guard Base, Vermont.
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