Pharmacist answers call to serve

In 2001, David Welch was a retail pharmacist. He had a six-figure salary, a new Jeep Wrangler 4X4, and a big house in the coastal town of Beaufort, N.C. Along with a wife and young daughter, he had everything a man could want. He still felt something was missing.Then his country was attacked and

AFMC selects Eglin for installation excellence competition

For an unprecedented second year in a row, Air Force Materiel Command selected Eglin as its choice for the Commander-in-Chief's 2012 Annual Award for Installation Excellence."This is a tremendous honor," said Col. Sal Nodjomian, the 96th Air Base Wing commander. "Our Team Eglin warriors produce

Are you ready: ORI four weeks away

F-35 Lightning II weapons loading trainer delivers new technology to virtual classroom

Security Forces receive Taser training

Community-leader couple inducted into Eglin ambassador program

For the first time ever, the Air Armament Center's James E. Plew Outstanding Community Ambassador recognition went to a married couple, who met through their volunteer work supporting the military. Mike and Elizabeth "Betsy" Roy were recognized amongst their peers and Team Eglin leadership for their

Eglin pays tribute at POW/MIA ceremony

46 TW aircrew fly Huey missions over Eglin

Library opens special needs section

337 TES tests B-1 maritime readiness

As the sun began to rise across the horizon Sept. 15, the 337th Test and Evaluation Squadron embarked on a first-ever test of a B-1 Bomber's maritime capabilities with laser-guided weaponry at a testing range in the Gulf of Mexico.Racing across the skies high above the gulf, the long-range bombers