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Just report it Security clearances depend on it
August 3, 2007 — It can be a hassle. All of the forms, the fingerprints, researching old addresses and phone numbers,... MORE

Chilled water pipe bursts in wing headquarters
July 27, 2007 — The 316th Wing headquarters building experienced flooding in the AB, B and BC corridors of the... MORE

316th Civil Engineer Squadron firefighters route water out from the third floor of the 316th Wing headquarters building after a 4-inch chilled water return line from the heating, ventilation and air conditioning system burst, gushing water for several hours. Some sections of the third-floor were covered by water.

316 SVS to hold food tasting board, vendor review
July 27, 2007 — The 316th Services Squadron has scheduled a menu review board and vendor food show 3 p.m., Aug. 3,... MORE

The first step is always the hardest
July 27, 2007 — One of the biggest misconceptions when it comes to mental health is that those needing help have to... MORE

Town Hall meeting kicks off new school year
July 27, 2007 — The Town Hall meeting for the new school year will be held at the Reel Time Theatre from 6:30 until... MORE

Excellent! 89 AW passes UCI with flying colors
July 27, 2007 — The 89th Airlift Wing is built on Four Universal Truths and according to the chief of the AMC/IG... MORE

Rodeo team leaves for McChord Saturday
July 20, 2007 — The 89th Airlift Wing and Team Andrews will send the AMC Rodeo 2007 team off in style today with a... MORE

New Main Gate opens
July 20, 2007 — MORE

Col. Paul R. Ackerley, 316th Wing commander, cuts a red ribbon stretched across the identification check point, marking the opening of the new Main Gate as Col. Jeffery Bateman, 316th Security Forces Squadron commander, left, Curt Brinkley, Weston Solutions, Inc. Main and Virginia Gate construction superintendant, Col. Stewart S. Price, 316th Mission Support Group commander and Lt. Col. Brian P. Duffy, 316th Civil Engineer Squadron commander, hold the ribbon steady. (U.S. Air Force/SSgt Tanika Belfield)

New prosthesis could help keep troops in the fight
July 19, 2007 — A new prosthesis under development will give servicemember amputees more flexibility and help them... MORE

Air Force Lt. Col. Andrew Lourake, an amputee who remained on active duty as a pilot, demonstrates July 17 how he manually switches modes on his computerized prosthesis as Sven Zarling observes. The colonel's current prosthetic leg has two modes, one for walking and one for flying. An improved prosthesis is being developed that will have up to 10 modes and allow for remote-controlled switching. Mr. Zarling is from Otto Bock HealthCare, the company developing the new prosthesis. (DOD photo/Fred W. Baker III)

General visits injured
July 13, 2007 — MORE

Brig. Gen. Frank Gorenc, Air Force District of Washington commander, thanks an injured service member for his service during his visit to the Aeromedical Staging Facility July 10. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Tanika Belfield)

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Faces behind the Joint Base Andrews Air Show

From logistics and ground operations to aerial coordination, Airmen, civilians and community partners have been working behind the scenes to bring the 2025 Joint Base Andrews Andrews Air Show to life.The work of these teams spans every corner of the...

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Lessons in leadership for new supervisors

I had the honor of serving as class mentor for Airman Leadership School Class 25-Foxtrot, and I was guest speaker at their graduation on Aug. 28, 2025. Watching these dedicated Airmen complete their first level of professional military education was...