• FBI hosts blast investigation training at Eglin

    Improvised explosive devices ripped through three vehicles sending debris up and out as far as 1,500 feet creating a sprawling scene of devastation across Eglin's ranges Nov. 30.The explosions initiated the FBI's Large Vehicle Bomb Post Blast School for approximately 67 state and local law

  • Toy Giveaway brings Christmas to Airmen

    It began to look a lot like Christmas Dec. 2 as the Airman's Attic transformed into Santa's workshop. Members of the First Sergeants Council and numerous volunteers became Santa's elves and helped organize more than 4,500 toys for the seventh annual toy distribution. As parents rummaged through

  • Tots In Blue

    Congratulations to the following parents who welcomed their new arrivals while stationed here: It's a boyWilliam Edward, born Nov. 2, to Airman 1st Class Aaron and Jacqueline GrinesKooper Maksym, born Nov. 4, to Tech. Sgt. Jerome and Melanie CollinsAdam Michael, born Nov. 6, to Airman 1st Class

  • 46th Test Wing expands mission in network testing

    The 46th Test Wing is known for armament and aircraft testing, but few know it is also in the business of computer software and network testing. For years, the 46th Test Squadron has been excelling in network testing. Recently, a new position headed by Col. Steve Hardy, called the Command and

  • Eglin Airman wins Afghanistan Thanksgiving run

    In the United States, Thanksgiving is traditionally a time to sit down with family and get stuffed over an extravagant meal. Even far away from family in Afghanistan, Soldiers are still treated to a feast.In an effort to counter the opportunity to gorge on food not often offered, the 344th Combat

  • Eglin team wins AFRL commander' s challenge

    An Eglin Air Force Base team emerged victorious in the 2010 Air Force Research Laboratory Commander's Challenge, a competition where each team designs, develops and demonstrates a solution to an urgent warfighter need.The challenge for this year's competition involved developing a perimeter

  • Family uses pillowcase keepsakes to stay connected

    Thousands of miles and an 11-hour time difference separates Shalimar, Fla. and Bagram AB, Afghanistan. Nevertheless, every night before he goes to bed, Capt. Tony Cuciti, still kisses his 3 -year-old daughter Amalia on the cheek. That's because he recently received a pillowcase with his little

  • AFRL dominates Eglin sports for second year

    For the second straight year, the Commander's Trophy Cup went to Air Force Research Lab for accomplishments in sports and special events.AFRL earned 810 points throughout the year, taking first place in intramural golf, flag football and bowling. AFRL also placed second in cross country running.

  • "My brother is my wingman"

    The annual Holiday Traffic Safety Campaign held at the enlisted hall Nov. 18 featured Tom Farley, brother of the late comedian and actor Chris Farley, as the guest speaker.Prior to delivering his unconventional safety message, Farley was introduced to the capacity crowd by Col. Dave Harris, Air