Foreign officers get first-hand look at F-35 program

Artists in Gore: moulage team create bloody masterpieces

Dozens of Airmen lay motionless on the ground, most with blood seeping through their clothes or shrapnel protruding from their bodies. What would seem like a scene from a horror movie or war film is actually the result of moulage. During a training exercise here April 19, Airmen were dressed up with

Eglin participates in airport accident exercise

EOD Airmen awarded Bronze Stars, Purple Hearts

Four Explosive Ordnance Disposal Airmen added five medals to their list of individual merits performed while engaged in combat April 19.Tech Sgt. James Fitzgerald and Staff Sgt. Kelly Badger were awarded Bronze Stars while Staff Sgts. Kevin Parke and Christopher Lacy were awarded the Purple Heart

Warnings heeded at safety rally saved lives

Dress for the crash, not for the ride.That's one of the few things Staff Sgt Gregory Todd, of the 96th Communications Squadron, said he remembers of his lucky Friday, April 13.After attending Eglin's annual motorcycle safety rally, Todd found himself in the very situation he'd just heard discussed.

Eco tour displays Eglin's natural resource stewardship

Eglin concerns heard at Caring for People forum

The Caring for People Forum held April 11 gave military and civilian personnel an opportunity to voice their ideas on improving Eglin's programs and resources.The forum was made up of 92 participants, which included males; females; officer and enlisted from all services; retired military; single;

NCO interns at fitness center to finish degree

In the Air Force world, a new Airman who's completed his schooling and is ready to begin on-job-training is called a three-level. In the collegiate world, an Airman who's completed his schooling, but needs some on job training is called... an intern.Staff Sgt. Michael Osborn, of the 16th Electronic

F-35A pilots complete Eglin's first formation flight

Eglin hosts medical law symposium