Onix the newest Gunfighter

When Onix, MHAFB's newest 366th Security Forces Squadron's Military Working Dog, arrived here he didn't experience the typical newcomer's briefing. Instead, he went straight to the veterinarian and received a check-up. From there, he spent the next day going on a base tour and then was introduced to

A pilot, father named Piston

A solemn military ceremony was punctured by the sounds of a 21-gun salute, a missing-man formation and the song, "Amazing Grace," as the family of Capt. Dee "Piston" Imlay and fellow members of the Gunfighter community gathered inside Hangar 208 here, April 6.Imlay, who is assigned to the 391st

AFAF update: One week down, five to go

The Air Force Assistance Fund campaign kicked off here March 26 and will run through May 4. The campaign offers servicemembers an opportunity to lend support to fellow Airmen who are in need. This year, MHAFB's job is to make 100 percent contact with all active-duty Gunfighters and its goal is to

Education Center changes

The base education center here lost four civilian positions as of March 31 due to recent manpower reductions resulting from the Department of Defense's Resource Management Directive 703. This change leaves one part-time counselor, an administrator and shifts many functions to active-duty

Construction of indoor track facility near completion

The base fitness center's indoor track facility is currently under construction and is scheduled to be completed by June of this year. The many renovations are being performed by multiple civilian companies."We are working with seven companies to complete the renovations on schedule," said Rick

Capt. Francis D. Imlay Jr. honored in dignified transfer

Controlled Spending Account transitions into new, improved Government Travel Card

The Air Force recently decided to transition existing Controlled Spend Account travel cards to an enhanced Government Travel Card by the end of fiscal year 2012. The actual transition is scheduled to occur during August and September of this year, current CSA cardholders should continue to use their