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  • 96th SFS gets the Point-er

    When you first meet the newest military working dog, Kanjer, your first reaction might be, "He's a military working dog?" Even his handler, Staff Sgt. Leonard Anderson, dog handler for the 96th Security Forces Squadron, can hardly hold a straight face when talking about him. "I didn't choose him, he

  • Hospital comes out on top in two inspections

    The 96th Medical Group got great news recently when the results of two inspections were announced. Eglin's hospital retained its accreditation by the Joint Commission and received the highest rating from the Air Force Inspection Agency's Medical Operations Directorate which performs Health Services

  • 85th Test and Evaluation Squadron fields combat proven technology

    Pilots stationed here fly a number of aircraft under three different wings. All have different missions, education and training, and therefore different approaches to flying. This three-part series examines the pilots of Eglin and what their unique missions bring to U.S. air superiority. This last

  • Child calls 9-1-1, directs emergency crews to save mom

    Standing out in front of her home, she was "calm, cool and collected," flagging down the emergency crews after dialing 9-1-1 while her mother lay unconscious in the bathroom. Victoria Kroll is only 6 years old. Victoria Kroll, daughter of Tech. Sgt. Shawn Kroll, 1st Special Operations Maintenance

  • SARC urges Team Eglin to be safe during spring break

    Spring Break, a longstanding tradition, for years has engaged college-aged men and women in the practice of seeking ways to comingle. Borrowed from the Greek, this ritual views spring as a time to thaw out from the winter chill and usher in the warmth of approaching summer months. The "road trip" is

  • Hundreds ride in for Eglin Motorcycle Safety Day

    Team Eglin's 2nd Annual Motorcycle Safety Day received its biggest turn out yet with more than 280 riders attending March 13 to take part in safety briefings, ask questions and socialize with other bikers. "Motorcycle safety is everyone's concern, not just the riders," said Col. Rick LoCastro, 96th

  • Spring break a time for fun, safety

    Airmen here are entering a time of increased opportunity and risk as local beaches host spring break visitors from across the nation. Commanders across the base want to ensure their Airmen continue to think of safety as they enjoy this season. "Being safe should be a top priority for everyone

  • Forida commanders visit Eglin to speak with state officials

    Officials from more than 15 different military bases and every branch of service converged here Feb. 24 to discuss issues with representatives from the Florida state government. "This forum is a tremendous opportunity to have a candid dialogue with our state lawmakers and to have specific issues

  • HAWC programs tailored to specific needs

    NOTE: This is last part of a three-part series about programs offered by the Health and Wellness Center to assist Team Eglin to eat better, be healthier, feel stronger and boost energy levels. Nutrition and exercise have been addressed, but HAWC also offers programs for individuals with special