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  • Army, AF prepare for CBRN environments

    U.S. Army Central Command Soldiers and 20th Civil Engineer Squadron Airmen came together for chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear training, May 21.

  • Test cell Airmen ready engines for launch

    A vast array of colors ranging from reds and oranges to purples and blues are released from the afterburner of a Shaw F-16 Viper engine in a 15-foot pulse. Meanwhile, the engine sends readings to the Airmen testing, telling them how much power it’s exerting.

  • 77th Change of Command

    Congratulations to Team Shaw's newest 77th Fighter Squadron Commander, Lt. Col. David Bennett!

  • Airmen volunteer for local family

    Six Airmen from Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina, displayed the second U.S. Air Force core value, “Service Before Self,” May 4, by dedicating their Saturday to help build a house for a Sumter family in need as part of the Habitat for Humanity, a global nonprofit housing organization.

  • HICTS heat up Shaw’s efficiency

    A load crew with the 20th Maintenance Group weapons standardization flight, performed a Hot Integrated Combat Turnaround for the first time at Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina, May 15.

  • Shaw, USC partner for leadership discussions

    “You only have one chance to catch somebody, and if you fail to do that you’ll never be able to put your arm around them,” said Frank Martin, University of South Carolina head basketball coach, to a group of Airmen at Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina, May 15.

  • Deployable Instrument Landing System coming to Shaw

    Team Shaw contractors broke ground on a runway renovation project to replace aircraft arresting cables with MB-100 textile brake system, aircraft arresting barriers; to be followed up by an Instrument Landing System construction, scheduled Oct. 1.

  • Port Dawgs honor fallen comrades through memorial run

    Air transportation specialists, also known as Port Dawgs, from the 20th Logistics Readiness Squadron participated in a memorial run at Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina, to honor the lives of Air Force air transportation specialists, May 14.