Schools out for summer

The school year has come to an end and base agencies are working to keep young Gunfighters entertained during the summer months.One way for children to get involved in summer activities is through the Youth Center. "We have quite a bit of activities planned every day," said Henry Ross, youth center

New PDG available

The new Professional Development Guide, or PDG, AFPAM 36-2241, is now available at http://pdg.af.edu/. Printed guides will be distributed to all promotion-eligible active-duty Airmen in the grades of E-4 through E-8 and Airmen 1st Cass with at least two years in service. Base and unit Weighted

Inaugural Gunfighter Challenge brings Airmen together

Members from the 366th Maintenance Group participated in the first-ever Gunfighter Challenge June 11-13.The multiple competitions were designed to promote teamwork throughout 366th MXG squadrons."The challenges are designed to introduce competition as means to maintain the high level of esprit de

Never leave children alone in cars

As the hot summer days continue, it's a good time to remind ourselves to never leave a child alone in a car. In the month of May, seven fatalities occurred in the U.S. due to children being left in a vehicle and that is just the beginning of summer. Temperatures inside cars can rise 19 degrees in

Olympics boost squadron morale

The peaceful summer day ended abruptly for members of the 366th Logistic Readiness Squadron June 5, 2013, when their compound went under lockdown due to zombies in the area.The 'Humans versus Zombies' invasion was the first event kicking off the squadron's 101 Critical Days of Summer Olympics."This

Firedawgs: Preparing for tomorrow

5K race brings Airmen together

When you think about reaching out and communicating to people, extended arms and hands usually come to mind, but it turns out legs can be as effective.Those lower limbs received ample attention June 7 at the first-ever Public Affairs 5K which was held by the 366th Fighter Wing Public Affairs office