• Air Force Historical Operations and Hurricane Katrina

    On August 29, 2005, Hurricane Katrina devastated the Gulf Coast and prompted the largest humanitarian military response in U.S. history. The Air Force mobilized active duty, Reserve, and National Guard units under Joint Task Force Katrina and flew life-saving missions to deliver aid, rescue

  • The IMA program explained

    Col. Matthew Poisson, individual mobilization augmentee to the 66th Air Base Group commander, gave a presentation on the IMA program here and explained why it is an option for those looking to continue serving after active duty.

  • Everybody Drops the Ball, Great Leaders Pass it Back

    Capt. Joshua Willis has lived a life of contrasts. A boxer-turned-military cop, turned sniper, later intel officer, and now program manager with the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center, Willis’ path has been anything but conventional. Below Willis shares his perspective on leadership.

  • Service dog supports Hanscom AFB fire dispatcher

    A long lanky figure lays quietly under the desk inside the Hanscom Air Force Base Fire Department dispatch room.Bentley, a full-time service dog, is ready to assist owner Dina Safa, a Hanscom AFB fire department dispatcher.