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  • Sleep Enhancement Class aims to educate Airmen

    Waking up tired? Feeling unrefreshed or unrested? Having difficulties falling or staying asleep at night? Want a better night of sleep? Nationally, one-third of the population experiences occasional sleep problems and 10 percent of those people will experience sleep difficulties on a chronic basis

  • CSAF selects next enlisted leader

    Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Norton Schwartz selected Chief Master Sgt. Jim Roy as the 16th chief master sergeant of the Air Force. Current Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force Rodney McKinley made the announcement in front of 323 chief master sergeants and four former chief master sergeants of the

  • 2009 Senior Enlisted Leader Summit held at Gunter

    On Tuesday, the Vice Chief of Staff of the Air Force Gen. William M. Fraser III addressed the third annual Senior Enlisted Leader Summit, or SELS, being held this week at Gunter's Senior NCO Academy. In offering advice to the group, the Vice Chief of Staff said all Airmen should know and support the

  • National Space Studies Center hosts space research forum

    Air University's National Space Studies Center hosted its second annual space education workshop and research forum at Maxwell on April 28-29. On April 28, the authors of top space research papers from Air University schools presented their findings to the Space Research Forum. These authors were

  • QEP results from SACS pleases AU officials

    Results of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools assessment of Air University's Quality Enhancement Plan, titled "Cross-Culture Competent Airmen," are in, and university officials are happy. "The result of the Quality Enhancement Plan review was great news for Air University," said Lt.

  • Med group offers allergy, asthma treatment options

    Asthma and allergies are two of the most common chronic childhood diseases. Asthma affects nearly five million American children, while allergies affect about 50 million. Asthma occurs when the airway in the lungs become inflamed or constricted. Signs and symptoms of asthma may range from minor

  • ASBC adds combatives facility; Combat skills for new officers

    Arms and legs flailed and thrashed in grappling and arm bars as instructors and students demonstrated self-defense tactics for a grand opening ceremony May 1 at the new Expeditionary Training Center here. Combatives are now part of the new warrior-ethos curriculum being developed and integrated into

  • Maxwell Reservist wins AF paralegal award

    An individual mobilization augmentee assigned to Maxwell's Judge Advocate General's School was among the winners of the Air Force 2008 Judge Advocate General Awards. Senior Master Sgt. Imelda B. Johnson won the David Westbrook Award for Outstanding Reserve Paralegal. The award recognizes the most