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  • 20th FSS hosts annual Boo Bash

    The 20th Force Support Squadron hosted the ninth annual Boo Bash at the Shaw Lanes Bowling Center parking lot, Oct. 28.

  • Immunizations help Airmen maintain readiness

    When an F-16CM Fighting Falcon participates in an exercise, the 20th Fighter Wing pilots and intelligence Airmen attached to the aircraft gain valuable tactical knowledge, advancing in skill with every flight to ensure optimum competence is obtained for the actual battlefield.

  • Airmen build community relationships through volunteerism

    The strength of an Air Force base is built on many things – airmanship, resiliency, family and sense of community are just a few. These building blocks can act as a foundation Airmen use to maintain mission readiness and persevere in the face of adversity.

  • Shaw, Sumter volunteers care for families

    The 20th Fighter Wing Chaplain Corps in conjunction with Shaw and Sumter volunteers hosted a Deployed Family Dinner at the Carolina Skies Club and Conference Center, July 24.

  • Green Dot: Airmen combat interpersonal violence

    From day one of basic military training, Airmen are taught to support and rely on their wingman. The trust between wingmen to keep each other safe and do what is best for the other’s wellbeing, whether on base or on the battlefield, can affect the success of the mission.

  • CFC accepting donations

    SHAW AIR FORCE BASE, S.C.—The Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) kicked off at Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina, Sept. 19 and is scheduled to continue until Oct. 28.