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  • Small town, big opportunities

    Tables covered in informational pamphlets and small freebies emblazoned with familiar logos fill a ballroom in a maze-like pattern. Behind each table, a friendly face greets those who approach, offering to answer any questions they may have about the organization they represent and the opportunities

  • Pumpkin patrol keeps trick-or-treaters safe

    U.S. Air Force Senior Airman Barry O’Brien, 20th Security Forces Squadron installation patrolman, and Senior Airman Mitch Rabbitt, 20th SFS investigator, walk to their post during a Pumpkin Patrol event at Shaw Air Force Base, S.C., Oct. 31, 2016. Security Forces Airmen patrolled street corners and

  • Taking the 'roar' downrange

    The 79th Fighter Squadron deployed members to Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan in support of Operation Freedom’s Sentinel during the month of October.

  • Shaw’s mean, green recycling machine

    Several metal bins surround a roundabout at an obscure facility. Throughout the day people park their cars on the roundabout to drop off items. Some of these items may have been important, some of them may have been as simple as a cardboard box.

  • Shedding light on domestic violence

    Domestic violence survivors shared their stories with approximately 120 people during a Domestic Violence Survivor’s Luncheon in Sumter, South Carolina, Oct. 21.

  • Recognizing AbilityOne members

    The 20th Contracting Squadron hosted Team Shaw’s 17th Annual AbilityOne Picnic at the community center to celebrate and appreciate the work that AbilityOne employees do for Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina and the community, Oct. 21. The AbilityOne Picnic was hosted to show appreciation for these

  • Appreciating Team Shaw’s Airmen

    U.S. Air Force Master Sgt. David Humphreys, 18th Weather Squadron manager of U.S. Army Central weather plans and requirements, and Master Sgt. Aaron Bunyea, 609th Air Communications Squadron first sergeant, prepare food during an “Oktoberfest” event at Memorial Lake at Shaw Air Force Base, S.C.,

  • Airman brings years of service to AF

    Airmen are tasked with serving their country with the utmost respect and honor upon swearing into the U.S. Air Force, whether joining at the age of 17 or before the cut-off point at 39 years old.

  • Time to clean out your medicine cabinet

    Drop-off stations are scheduled to be set up around the base to accept and dispose prescription drugs for Drug Take-Back Day at Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina, Oct. 21, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.On Drug Take-Back Day, Team Shaw members can bring any and all prescription drugs, whether expired or no