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  • New HAWC machine aids Airmen in stride

    The Health and Wellness Center here received a gait analysis machine Jan. 23, to help analyze abnormalities in a person's stride. The purpose of the analysis machine is to help make individuals more efficient runners.The set up of the machine consists of three cameras set at different angles to

  • Heroes of three wars visit Shaw

    Members of the Park Pointe Village Retirement Community toured the 20th Fighter Wing during one of their day trips, Jan. 16. The visit provided Airmen and Soldiers of Team Shaw an opportunity to meet with their military predecessors, as a number of the attendees were veterans from World War II, the

  • Shaw's economic impact up $54 million

    As one of the largest employers in South Carolina, Shaw Air Force Base's contribution to the Midlands' economy during Fiscal Year 2011 increased $54 million, and $386 million more than FY09.Shaw AFB's total economic impact Oct. 1, 2010 to Sept. 30, 2011 was $861 million and 11,000 jobs.Other

  • Introducing the McElveen Resource Center

    In an effort to consolidate base morale, welfare and recreation services, the McElveen Resource Center will enter its initial opening phase Feb. 1.The new MRC will be housed in what is currently the information resource center, previously known as the McElveen Library, and will be available to all

  • MyMC2: Connecting Shaw's community to their base

    Resources and event information related to Shaw can now be found in one spot - a free app called MyMC2 which Shaw is scheduled to launch on Jan. 25."MyMC2 is an all-purpose app that centralizes Shaw's organizations, community events and services into one location," said Capt. Ann Blodzinski, 20th

  • Team Shaw hosts MLK luncheon

    Shaw celebrated Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday at a luncheon with the theme, "Remember! Celebrate! Act! A day on, not a day off," here, Jan. 15, 2013. Guest speaker Norman Curlle, Kingdom Builders Christian Center pastor, spoke on the life and legacy of Dr. King using a parable from the Bible.

  • FAC feedback shows result of testing program

    Since October 2012, enlisted Airmen have been administering the physical training test at the Fitness Center and testing track due to downsizing.Within the past couple of months, Airmen have maintained about the same scores as when they did with civilians, scoring an average of a 93% pass rate,

  • Environmental advisory board meets Feb. 4

    Shaw is hosting a public meeting at 6:30 p.m. Feb. 4,  at the New Beginnings Banquet Facility, and invites the public to attend and participate. The meeting is of Shaw's Restoration Advisory Board. The board provides a forum through which local communities, installations and regulatory agencies can

  • Chamber of Commerce representatives tour Shaw

    Forty-four Chamber of Commerce representatives from across South Carolina tour Shaw Air Force Base, S.C., Jan. 8. Various leaders briefed the representatives about the different aspects of Shaw with the goal to educate them of the missions of the 20th Fighter Wing, 9th Air Force, U.S. Air Force

  • Air Force Tops in Blue rock Patriot Hall

    Tops in Blue's 2012 team performed at Patriot Hall in Sumter, S.C, for Airmen and their families to entertain them and boost morale, Jan. 8.This show was one of the last few performances the 2012 team will conduct together. The theme of Tops in Blue's 2012 team is "Listen.""You are about to