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  • Shooters stay ready at Red Flag

    Tactical aircraft maintainers from around the globe marshal in various aircraft — from the F-35 Lightning II to the B-2 Spirit — onto a sunny flightline in the Mojave Desert.An F-16CM Fighting Falcon with a blue and white checkered tail flash displaying the number “55” has flown from Shaw Air Force

  • Developing leadership in civilians

    Airmen assigned to the 20th Force Support Squadron hosted a civilian professional development course at the Spratt Education Center, June 26 to 29.

  • ALS class 17-5 graduates

    Congratulations to the senior airmen of class 17-5 who graduated from the Senior Master Sgt. David B. Reid Airman Leadership School at Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina, June 30.

  • Building basics: FTD forms maintenance professionals

    Armed with wrenches, protective gear and iPads stocked with technical orders and schematics, these Air Force maintenance professionals are ready to go back to school.The school isn’t a normal college or university; these Airmen are attending the 372nd Training Squadron, Detachment 202 F-16 Field

  • Former Wild Weasels visit Shaw

    Approximately 60 veterans visited, June 22 to 25, to celebrate the 52nd Wild Weasel anniversary and reconnect with each other.

  • From cadet to colonel: wingmen for life

    Filing into a barber shop, 1989 college freshmen prepare for the Cadet Corps program at Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas, by receiving the traditional rites during their temporary transition from civilian to military: a buzz cut.Physical training, formations and university classrooms