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  • Tech. Sgt. Daniel Johnson and Staff Sgt. Alysha Henzler, 366th Fighter Wing Airmen dorm leaders, review the app, “Gunfighter Dorms”, they developed May 23, 2019, at Mountain Home Air Force Base, Idaho. The app was created to provide readily available resources for Airmen living in the dorms like the ability to submit work orders, look at a social events calendar and emergency contacts.

    ‘Gunfighter Dorms’: a must-have app for Airmen

    Finding new, innovative ways to enhance the quality of life for Airmen is on the forefront of the minds of supervisors across the Air Force. A duo of Gunfighter sergeants took this sentiment to heart and started working. Staff Sgt. Alysha Henzler and Tech. Sgt. Daniel Johnson, 366th Fighter Wing Airmen dorm leaders, created an app called “Gunfighter Dorms” to specifically cater to the needs of Airmen in the dorms.
  • Airmen from the 366th Fighter Wing sit on a Rapid Assistance Support for Calibration (RASCAL) Jan. 15, 2019, at Mountain Home Air Force Base, Idaho. The team restored and prepared their RASCAL, which is one of two of its kind in the Air Force, for its first deployment in 10 years. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman First Class Andrew Kobialka)

    Operation Restore Paradise enhances readiness through adaptive basing

    Airmen deploy all the time, leaving their work centers behind. But what if the Airman stayed and their work centers deployed? The Air Force has two deployable Precision Measurement Equipment Laboratories (PMEL) called a Rapid Assistance Support for Calibration (RASCAL) unit. And Mountain Home Air Force Base is trusted with one of them.
  • U.S. Air Force Senior Master Sgt. Mike Chandler, 142nd Maintenance Squadron out of the Portland Air National Guard, displays his avionics Electronics Systems Test Station (ESTS) cable tester that he designed. Chandler’s invention a reduces a two hours task to a 30 second task, saving time, money and enhancing readiness.

    New avionics invention saves Gunfighters time, money

    Wasting time is annoying. For a company, it costs money. For the Air Force, it could cost lives. So what if you had an idea to make things better and save time? Could you make your idea a reality? The Air Force says yes.
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