Stay safe this holiday season

Thanksgiving kicks off the holiday season and any people will spend time with their families, perhaps take a trip or catch up on household chores during their time off."Whatever their plan, we ask that they play it safe and make good decisions," said Col. Bill Hyatt, 20th Fighter Wing commander.From

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Shaw Spotlight

Shaw presents: Staff Sgt. Tiffany PittmanOrganization: 20th Medical Operations Squadron Duty title: Aerospace medical technician What are your job duties? I help provide care for more than 3,000 pediatric patients. Who is your hero and why? My mother is my hero. She is always there for me. She has

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Shaw Spotlight

Shaw's spotlight presents: Staff Sgt. Christina CorvinOrganization: 20th Fighter Wing Command Post Duty title: Command post training manager and senior emergency actions controller What are your job duties? Processing of emergency action messages, preparing and submitting operational reports to

Shaw Airmen shine in exercise

More than 350 Airmen from 18 different Air Force bases, including 50 Airmen from Shaw, recently returned from an exercise at which they simulated providing humanitarian relief and fighting terrorism. Five Shaw Airmen were recognized for their performance during the exercise, known as Eagle Flag,

Everyone's a Wingman

Shaw will conduct its third annual Wingman Day on Nov. 9 with training on the Culture of Responsible Choices and the Air Force's Sexual Assault Prevention and Response programs, and financial management.Leaders will also provide unit-specific safety messages to their Airmen and opportunities for

Atlantic Strike IV brings services together in air, on ground

AVON PARK, Fla. - Airmen from units across the country joined Soldiers and Marines, and descended upon the quiet town here, to train in close-air support operations. Air Force and Marine Corps joint terminal attack controllers and Army joint fire observers on the ground worked with Air Force, Navy

Halloween safety tips

There are many ways to keep children safe at Halloween, when they are more prone to accidents and injuries. The excitement of children and adults at this time of year sometimes makes them forget to be careful. Simple common sense can do a lot to stop any tragedies from happening. -- Purchase only