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  • F-16s burn up runway with hot pits

    Just as race car drivers trust their pit crew to repair their vehicle during a pit stop, pilots trust tactical aircraft maintainers to fuel their aircraft and check for damage during “hot pits” so they can continue flying training missions to hone their skills.

  • Air Force saves Airmen time, no longer requires first year evaluations

    Air Force officials announced Jan. 4, 2018, Enlisted Performance Reports are no longer required for regular Air Force Airmen in the grade of airman first class and below with less than 36 months’ Time-In-Service or Air Reserve Component Airmen below the grade of senior airman.

  • Medically ready to be mission ready

    From periodic health assessments to regular dental exams, every Airman should know the importance of maintaining their Individual Medical Readiness (IMR) at all times.

  • Surge into a New Year

    F-16CM Fighting Falcons assigned to the 20th Fighter Wing taxi down the flightline during a surge at Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina, Jan. 10, 2017.

  • Wild Weasels present Proud Falcon

    Airmen assigned to the 20th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron demonstrated commitment to the combat readiness of their F-16CM Fighting Falcons during a Proud Falcon Competition, Dec. 21.

  • Team Shaw spouse receives wing-level award

    Karika White, 20th Component Maintenance Squadron key spouse mentor, was awarded the 2018 Joan Orr Air Force Spouse of the Year Award from the 20th Fighter Wing, Nov. 2017.

  • Shaw members frolic in winter wonderland

    The 20th Force Support Squadron hosted Frosty Fest, a family-friendly winter celebration for Team Shaw members, at Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina, Dec. 17.

  • Arbor Day celebrated at Shaw

    Since the first Arbor Day celebration was held in 1872 in Nebraska City, Nebraska, the idea of celebrating tree planting as a means to improve the environment has spread to all 50 states.