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  • Team Shaw comes together for beautification project

    With the help of volunteers, 20th Civil Engineer Squadron Airmen removed several outdated defensive fighting positions, Feb. 1. As part of an ongoing beautification project for areas around the base, the DFPs were tackled first in order to update the site and improve the safety of the area.

  • Airmen unite to conquer clean-up

    Dormitory Airmen, their supervisors and Team Shaw leadership came together to clean up the grounds around unaccompanied housing here, Jan. 28.The Team Shaw 5/6, a private organization, held the event as part of a quarterly cleaning cycle that consisted of spot-checking the outskirts of the nine

  • Golf course completes renovations to a tee

    Renovations were recently completed at the 20th Force Support Squadron Stephen M. Creech Golf Complex here.The renovations began in mid-December, taking approximately three weeks to finish, and included replacing existing furniture, and updating old flooring and Pro Shop merchandise.Lisa Stevens,

  • H2H staff hosts GLB program

    The 20th Medical Operation Squadron Healthcare to Health staff hosted a Group Lifestyle Balance class session at Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina, Jan. 27.

  • Boy Scouts watch last ‘Rocket’ launch

    Boy Scout Troop 232 from Wilmington, North Carolina, watched Maj. Craig “Rocket” Baker, Air Combat Command’s F-16 Viper Demo Team pilot, perform his final flight here, Jan. 27.

  • EOD Airmen tidy up Poinsett

    A Humvee rolls onto the grounds of Poinsett Electronic Combat Range, Wedgefield, South Carolina. Airmen wearing explosive ordnance disposal patches on their shoulders step out of the vehicle.

  • Airmen represent 20th FW at Red Flag 17-1

    Airman assigned to the 20th Fighter Wing departed here, Jan. 19, to participate in the Red Flag 17-1 at Nellis AFB, Nevada, which began Jan 22. Red Flag is a realistic combat training exercise that maximizes the combat readiness and survivability of participants by providing a realistic training