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  • Air Force Enlisted Heritage Hall honors Khobar Towers victims with exhibit

    Family members of the fallen Airmen of the Khobar Towers attack gathered at The Maxwell-Gunter Annex, Alabama, at the Air Force Enlisted Heritage Hall.They were there to witness the unveiling of the newest exhibit honoring the nineteen Airman that perished during the attack, June 23, 2016.On June

  • Air Force JROTC partners up with AFA for StellarXplorer competition

    The Air Force Association is striving to increase participation in their third annual StellarXplorers competition this tear by teaming up with the Air Force Junior Reserves Officer Training Corps headquarters. The new partnership will introduce the event to almost four times as many students

  • VLPAD program in full motion

    The first three officers selected for the Voluntary Limited Period of Active Duty program are heading for Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps command after recently attending the Academic Instructor Course at Air University.The VLPAD program, launched in early 2016, provides an opportunity for

  • AFCLC provides first LREC Symposium at Air University

    Military cross-cultural excellence congregated under a single roof here recently. Local service members and civilians were in attendance at the Air University’s first annual Language, Regional Expertise, and Culture Symposium hosted by the Air Force Culture and Language Center, April 22.The AFCLC

  • Compost Facility provides free compost to Maxwell community

    The Maxwell Compost Facility recycles natural materials on base, providing mulch and compost to all Department of Defense employees, retirees and their families.The compost consists of leaves, grass, shrub clipping from throughout base, as well as horse manure from the stables. This mixture of

  • AAS, SW raise $16K for Air Force Aid Society

    Just five years after Gen. and Mrs. Henry “Hap” Arnold created the Air Force Aid Society in 1942, the first then-named Arnold Society of Air Cadets, a college-level, honorary community service organization named in honor of Arnold and devoted to building stronger Air Force officers, was launched by

  • Condit takes his charge as 908th commander

    After two weeks on the job, Col. David Condit took the guidon from 22nd Air Force Commander Stayce Harris and accepted his charge as the new commander of the 908th Airlift Wing during a change of command ceremony at Maxwell Air Force Base, Ala., June 4.

  • Air Force increases access to behavioral health care

    Nearly half of people with a treatable behavioral health disorder do not seek help from behavioral health professionals, according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. However, 80 percent of this population does visit a primary care manager at least once a year. The Air Force

  • Gathering of Eagles inspires future generation of leaders

    The Air Command and Staff College welcomed aviation legends to inspire students through their experiences and triumphs during the 35th annual Gathering of Eagles event, May 29 –June 3, 2016, Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama.The Gathering of Eagles was first established when retired Brig. Gen. Paul