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  • Active duty, reserve combine to keep "Shield" strong

    When an aircraft's Radar Warning Receiver tells the pilot the enemy has him in his sights, he can't afford to second-guess his instruments. He has to take action or risk the consequences. But how does the pilot know his sensitive defensive equipment is functioning properly? The COMBAT SHIELD

  • 83d FWS gets new lead "archer"

    Lt. Col. Peter Ford took command of the famed 83rd Fighter Weapons Squadron, responsible for the Air Force's Combat Archer program, Sept 12 during a ceremony here.  The Combat Archer program is a Weapon System Evaluation that allows fighter units to train with live air-to-air missiles over the Gulf

  • Officials release new selective reenlistment bonus list

    Pentagon officials recently released the latest selective reenlistment bonus list, effective Sep. 15, containing 88 Air Force specialties. The new program includes a $93 million budget increase - almost triple the current program. This will allow for greater distribution of bonuses across Air Force

  • From the front

    Name:  Senior Airman Steve LeeHome unit:  68th Electronic Warfare SquadronDeployed unit:  Multi-National Forces IraqJob:  Combined/Current Intelligence Operations Center RFI managerAirman Lee provides the CIOC with timely and accurate responses to their intelligence RFI through leveraging all

  • From the front

    Name:  Maj. Ben KruggelHome unit:  49th Test and Evaluation SquadronDeployed unit:  US Central CommandJob:  Executive officer for the deputy director of operations.Plans, develops and coordinates support for the deputy director across a range of responsiblitiesAdvises the deputy director on all

  • 29 TSS to celebrate 90th, needs help from past squadron members

    On Oct. 10, the 29th Test Systems Squadron celebrates its 90th birthday with a squadron open house, a remembrance slideshow and cookout. The open house and celebration will take place at the unit's current location - the 53d Wing building at Eglin Air Force Base, Fla. "This is a significant

  • 31 TES engineer receives science award

    In front of the humbling backdrop of the first F-22A and a RQ-4 Global Hawk, Maj. Greg Meyer, 31st Test and Evaluation Squadron RQ-4 Operational Test Flight Commander, was recognized for his contribution to the Air Force in science and technology during a ceremony Aug. 3 at the National Museum of