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  • Shaw's newest captains

    Results of the 2009B captain central selection board were released Sep. 9 by the Air Force Personnel Center at Randolph Air Force Base, Texas. Of the 2,292 first lieutenants eligible for promotion to captain, 2,287 were selected, including 24 from Shaw. Congratulations to Shaw's newest captains:

  • Commercial vehicle inspection area improved

    A rapid improvement event was conducted at the commercial vehicle inspection area July 27 to 30. The RIE examined the entry control process and to develop procedures to streamline procedures for commercial vehicle drivers entering Shaw Air Force Base through the CVIA. The team was comprised of

  • 62nd Air Force Birthday Ball

    Airmen and civilians of the 20th Fighter Wing and 9th Air Force attended the 62nd Air Force Birthday Ball, Sept 12. The evening had a different format than previous years, with heavy hor'dourves and a change of dress from military wear to civilian formal gowns after the ceremonial cake-cutting.

  • True team effort behind weather squadron's success

    Today's Airmen are becoming increasingly familiar with words like "joint" and "total force" regardless of where they are assigned or deployed. As the U.S. Central Command's and International Security Assistance Force's designated Joint Meteorology and Oceanographic Forecast Unit, that's certainly

  • Shaw Airmen run in half-marathon race

    Shaw's 5th Annual Half-Marathon race occurred Sept. 12, hosted by the fitness center to promote fitness and "fit-to-fight" standards. "There is a lot of interest in running to keep fit today and the fitness center wants to keep the fit-to-fight and fit-for-life program at the fore front," said

  • General Fraser takes command of ACC

    Gen. William M. Fraser III assumed command of Air Combat Command from Gen. John D. W. Corley in a ceremony here Sept. 10. The ACC commander leads the largest major command in the Air Force and acts as the lead agent for the Combat Air Forces, which includes elements of U.S. Air Forces in Europe,

  • Shaw hosts Save a Life Program

    Driving while intoxicated is an Air Force-wide concern so Shaw is hosting a "hard-hitting," alcohol-awareness program called "Save a life," which begins at 8 a.m. Sept. 8 at the base fitness center. This program, safety officials say, brings home the shocking reality of the deadly consequences of

  • Photo essay: Shaw softball championship

    Airmen of the 20th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron softball team won this year's two-game championship, Aug. 20. The team, comprised of members from the 20th AMXS and the 20th Maintenance Operations Squadron, beat the "Civees" 15-14 at the bottom of the seventh inning of the second game.View the