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  • Susan Elrod

    Warrior of the Week - Susan Elrod

    Unit and occupation: Resource advisor with the 366th Mission Support Group Time in civil service: 18 years Time at Mountain Home Air Force Base: 14 years Hometown: Miami, Okla. Hobbies: "I enjoy camping, gardening and bowling." Most memorable Air Force experience: "I can't think of any one moment, but probably the one with the most satisfaction is
  • Senior Airman Jeffrie Mayberry, 366th Aeromedical Dental Squadron, watches as Viper prepares to administer his influenza vaccination Tuesday morning in Building 512. The 366th ADS is currently administering the mist to small squadrons and will begin giving the mist to larger squadrons shortly. The vaccination is mandatory for active-duty personnel to prepare for the upcoming flu season. (Photo by Senior Airman Brian Stives)

    Viper Visits ... 366 MDG

  • CMSA hosts Gunfighter haunted house of horror

    Screams echo through the night, the terrifying laughter of crazed clowns fills the air and the sounds of pounding foot steps are heard, what more could any Halloween lover ask for? The 366th Component Maintenance Squadron Association has delivered all this and more in this year's annual Haunted House opening today. The haunted house is one of the
  • Gunfighters begin building the tent city at Camp Andy during the start of the war. (Courtesy photo)

    Gunfighters play important part at start of OEF

    This past Saturday, Oct. 7, 2006, a milestone in the 366th Fighter Wing's heritage passed silently into the night. Five years ago, members of the 366th FW deployed around the world in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. Many of those involved have moved on and those that have replaced these warriors may not fully understand the gravity of the
  • Tech. Sgt. Justin Mallan

    Warrior of the Week - Tech. Sgt. Justin Mallan

    Tech. Sgt. Justin MallanUnit and occupation: Transfusion services NCOIC with the 366th Medical Support Squadron Time in service: 12 years Time at Mountain Home Air Force Base: Seven months Hometown: Chula Vista, Calif. Hobbies: "I enjoy snowboarding and coaching youth soccer." Most memorable Air Force experience: "My most memorable moment was being
  • Leslie Santa Maria

    Warrior of the Week - Leslie Santa Maria

    Leslie Santa MariaUnit and occupation: Release of information clerk with the 366th Medical Support Squadron Time in civil service: Seven years Time at Mountain Home Air Force Base: Two years Hometown: Honolulu, Hawaii Hobbies: "I enjoy reading, watching television and going on road trips." Most memorable Air Force experience: "I enjoy the feeling I
  • Sgt Sideline week seven picks

    Tennant caps off perfection by winning tie-breaker score for week five title

    Victor Tennant claimed the weekly honors by correctly guessing all 14 games over the weekend. However, he didn't run away with the title as two other Gunfighters also claimed to be the ultimate prognosticators. Tennant beat out Steven Ewert and John Walker on the tie-breaker game Monday night. Tennant missed the final score by 10 points. "Who would
  • Steve Vedder Jr., 366th Services Squadron golf course golf professional, gives Viper some lessons on improving his putting game. Mr. Vedder offers half-hour lessons for $25 or five lessons for $100 at the golf course. "I will give the lessons year-round," said Mr. Vedder. "Even in the dead of winter, if you want to improve your game, I am here for you." (Photo by Senior Airman Brian Stives)

    Viper Visits ... the golf course

  • Capt. Tammy Johnson, 366th Fighter Wing military equal opportunity chief, serves Viper food during the Hispanic Heritage Tastefest held Wednesday afternoon at the community center. "We have a unique culture here in the Air Force and events like this help us celebrate all we have to offer," said Chief Master Sgt. Allen Niksich, 366th Fighter Wing command chief. (Photo by Senior Airman Brian Stives)

    Viper Visits ... the Hispanic Heritage Tastefest

  • Survival, Evasion, Resistance and Escape specialists assist a simulated downed aircrew into a Black Hawk helicopter during Combat Survival Training near Mountain Home Air Force Base. (Courtesy photo)

    Aircrews practice survival, evasion skills

    Aircrew spend most of their time training to kill and survive in the aerial battlefield, but every three years, aircrew are required to refresh in combat survival on the ground. Last week, three aircrew from the 389th Fighter Squadron and 391st Fighter Squadron practiced their survival and evasion skills under the expert guidance of the Survival,
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