Back to school safety

With the new school year beginning this month we need to focus on back-to-school safety for both parents and drivers. Below are some tips for both groups to consider:Parents:Teach your children to obey all traffic signals, whether walking, biking or riding the school bus.Walk the route with your

Air Force Network Migrations

MHAFB will soon become the first Air Combat Command base to migrate its computer users into a central Air Force Network. Beginning Sept. 17, technicians will begin migrating base workstations, network users and e-mail into the AFNet. The goal of this project is to collapse all individual or

Airmen charged with synthetic drug possession, usage to face harsher punishment

On July 9, President Barrack Obama signed the Synthetic Drug Abuse Prevention Act of 2012, adding the synthetic cannabinoid commonly known as "spice," and 11 other synthetic cathinones, commonly known as "bath salts," to Schedule I of the Controlled Substances Act. A general order prohibiting spice

ORI prep: Have your bags packed?

Airspace expansion enhances training

The aerial training range at MHAFB was expanded by more than 2,000 square miles on July 26. The new airspace will accommodate the technological advancements of modern aircraft, as well as meet current and future training requirements for the F-15E and other aircraft flown by the Air Force's sister

Gunfighters selected for E-5

366th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron Dawson AlmerothDonnell BaxterDouglas BrownEdward CallAdam CarnellRyan Cullen Stephen Hall Kyle HeathAdam Kramp Andrew LaroyKyle LoaderClifford Maas James PrendergastJustin ShacklefordCody ShreveEric VegaJoseph WetzelColby WiseTaylor Yockey366th Aerospace Medical

Gunfighters go green with turf installation

Synthetic turf was recently installed at the fitness center's athletic field, ultimately saving the base 145,000 gallons of water and thousands of dollars per year.According to Richard A. Holmes, 366th Force Support Squadron fitness center director, the upgrade was necessary because it was hard to