Maintenance QA double checks weapons load competitors

Wing commander fights flames with base fire department

Rangers honor fallen students with memorial swamp expedition

Almost 20 years ago, four Army Ranger students lost their lives in the cold, wet darkness of the range swamps. Since that day in February 1995, the soldiers of the 6th Ranger Training Battalion have remembered them.  They remember them through up-to-date safety and reporting procedures and constant

EOD's robots on Air Force ranges' most wanted list

If a human eye could be close enough to see the robot tearing up a target on Eglin's range, it may just think it's witnessing a terrifying scene from a Hollywood movie.However, the only "disguise" involved when these drones are in action are the 96th Civil Engineer Squadron's explosive ordnance

Jackson Guard maintains Eglin's natural resources

Eglin/Duke major accident response exercise: C-145

Eglin/Duke major accident response exercise: F-35

EOD divers train in Eglin waters

Defense Secretary visits Eglin

"You make a difference. You are defining history," said Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel, flanked by two F-35A Lightning IIs, during a troop call here July 10.Hagel's four-hour tour of the 33rd Fighter Wing's F-35 integrated training center included the mission simulator, a hands-on tour of an F-35A

CE electricians deliver power with brawn, brain

For the 796th Civil Engineer Squadron electricians, it takes more than flipping a switch to fix power outages. Outages are common occurrences, but when you're responsible for an area covering more than 1,400 miles of power lines and with a crew of only five to seven people, it can be a Herculean