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  • Team Eglin finishes strong in 2009 Combined Federal Campaign

    To say that the 2009 Combined Federal Campaign at Eglin was a success would be an understatement. For the seventh consecutive year, Team Eglin raised more than $700,000 for the CFC and considering current economic challenges, the amount raised is even more impressive."We knew this year's goal would

  • IMA named Senior NCO of the Year

    Most days, Tori Morris gets up, gets dressed and reports to her civilian job as the chief of individual protective equipment at the 96th Logistics Readiness Squadron's Mobility Center. But, on the other days, she puts on a uniform and assumes her role as Senior Master Sgt. Tori Morris, the

  • Applicants sought for air attaché duty

    Air Force officials here are accepting applications until Dec. 11 from senior captains, majors and lieutenant colonels to fill eight air attaché positions and assistant air attaché positions with in-country reporting dates ranging from August 2010 to September 2012. Officers selected for attaché

  • 96 MDG physical therapy rehabilitates lives

    The 96th Medical Group's physical therapy team's job is to rehabilitate Team Eglin warriors recovering from surgeries and injuries, but they said treatment goes beyond rehabilitation - the team said they give hope."There are patients who have had pain for as much as two years who, within a week, are

  • Navy captain awarded high military honors

    Navy Capt. Mike Saunders, 33rd Operations Group deputy commander, was presented the Defense Superior Service Medal Nov. 16 at the 33rd Fighter Wing."Only two individuals in the U.S. Strategic Command receive this decoration each year, which speaks volumes about Captain Saunders' leadership, talent

  • Officials announce fiscal 2010 force management measures

    Air Force officials announced today measures to meet the fiscal 2010 end strength of 331,700, requiring personnel management actions to reduce the force by approximately 3,700 officers and enlisted members through voluntary and involuntary early separation and retirement programs. Eligible Airmen

  • Restoring a piece of aviation history

    Half a century of aviation history in the form of a B-52 static display at the Air Force Armament Museum here is undergoing restoration thanks to the Adopt-a-Plane program.In the past, federal prison inmates assisted the two-man restoration staff in maintaining the planes. Since the closure of the