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  • Career service counselors tour JAG School

    Career Service staff members from more than 20 law schools around the United States visited Maxwell's Judge Advocate General School, June 3 to see how Air Force lawyers do business.Capt. David Routhier, an AFJAGS instructor, said JAG school faculty members give the visitors a tour of the Air Force

  • CAP-USAF realigns with Holm Center

    Civil Air Patrol-United States Air Force was realigned under the Jeanne M. Holm Center for Officer Accessions and Citizen Development in a ceremony held at the center's Leadership Hall, June 11.Lt. Gen. Allen Peck, Air University commander, said the realignment is part of the evolution of Air

  • Maxwell dedicates veteran MH-53 to Air Park

    The Air Force Pave Low helicopter #69-5785, better known as 785, static display was dedicated Monday at Maxwell's Air Park as a group of more than 250 Maxwell-Gunter and River Region leaders, distinguished visitors and base members watched. For 785, on loan to Maxwell by the Air Force Museum, this

  • Speaker urges ACSC grads to never stop learning

    Monday's graduating class of the Spaatz Center's Air Command and Staff College was urged to never stop learning by guest speaker Lt. Gen. Frank G. Klotz, assistant Vice Chief of Staff and director, Air Force Staff, Headquarters U.S. Air Force.ACSC is the Air Force's intermediate professional

  • Local hospital executives visit 42nd Medical Group

    The senior staff of the 42nd Medical Group welcomed the Director of Central Alabama HealthCare System and the Chief Executive Officers from Montgomery hospitals Baptist Health and Jackson Hospital for a CEO partnering event June 5.This first-time event provided a networking opportunity with local

  • Air Force announces captain promotions

    The Air Force has released the promotion list for promotion to the rank of captain.Selected from Maxwell and Gunter were Matthew W. Weaver of AFROTC Detachment 75 and Nicolas Aquino of the 754th Electronic Logistics Systems Group.Also selected were the following students from the Air Force Institute

  • Air University commander talks education, training

    The general in charge of the Air Force's Air University recently visited Columbus Air Force Base on May 15 to talk about Air Force education and training. Lt. Gen. Allen Peck, Air University commander at Maxwell AFB, Ala., talked about successes and challenges in education and the future of

  • AFDAG unanimously votes for Building Partnerships doctrine

    The LeMay Center hosted the bi-annual Air Force Doctrine Advisory Group in May which resulted in a first for the Department of Defense--doctrine for Building Partnerships."The AFDAG prioritizes efforts and direction for Air Force doctrine," said Col. Russ "Rudder" Smith, director of doctrine

  • Air War College announces top distance learning graduate

    Air University Spaatz Center's Air War College reviewed the academic records of its Distance Learning Program graduates for 2008, and of the 3,102 students who attended the DL program, a lieutenant colonel from Arnold Air Force Base, Tenn., took top honors. AWC recognized Lt. Col. James Colebank at

  • Officer Training School's first alumni ceremony honors general officers

    Two former Officer Training School cadets came back to Maxwell Monday to be honored as the school's first two distinguished alumni.Retired Gen. William Hobbins, and retired Lt. Gen. Dennis Larsen both began their Air Force careers as newly commissioned second lieutenants from OTS, and both went on