CMSAF testifies on quality of life

The chief master sergeant of the Air Force, along with the senior-ranking enlisted members from each branch of service, testified before the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Military Construction and Veterans Affairs about quality of life issues in the Air Force Feb. 7 at the Capitol.   

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Dining out can drain a wallet by $10 to $80. Eat out two fewer times in a month and save at least $45.    Instead of heading to the bookstore, go to the library and borrow a book. Savings = $15.    Brown bag it - Pack your lunch. Think about it, ordering out for lunch every day ($6 per day x 5 days

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Air Force Office of Special Investigation seeking information on individual

Little Blue Book sets the standard

On my desk is a simple reminder of what it is that we, as members of this United States Air Force, are about. It is a small pamphlet titled, "United States Air Force Core Values, 1 January 1997."    This is my technical order for providing superior service each and every day -- integrity first,

Chief's strategy white paper unveiled

"Transformation is an enduring part of our culture as Airmen," said Gen. T. Michael Moseley, Air Force chief of staff. "We are forever looking for an edge to strengthen our ability to deliver combat power for the nation."    General Moseley spoke to members of Air University's professional military

Air Force working to build cyber warrior career fields

Ever since the Air Force deemed cyberspace a warfighting domain, it's been busy preparing for a new command that will have the right technology, systems and resources required to fight in this realm.    The Air Force Cyber Command, which is in a provisional status until this fall, is also working to

963rd EAACS redeploys, makes incredible impact in forward locations

The 963rd Expeditionary Airborne Air Control Squadron is home after a 140-day deployment to Southwest Asia and South America where they managed to rack up  over 2,700 total flying hours during the AEF cycle.    The group of 141 Airmen led by Lt. Col. John T. Russell, commander, 963rd EAACS,

Around Tinker: Directorate announces Employees of the Year

The Oklahoma City Air Logistics Center Engineering and Technical Management Directorate recently named its Employee, Team and Company Grade Officer of the Year.    Employee of the Year: Greg Yort from the Workforce Development Branch is a General Engineer who successfully led six higher grade