Air Force has no room for sexual assault

Airmen must abide by myriad rules and regulations, but among the most important is the Air Force's zero-tolerance policy regarding sexual assault.This commitment to combating sexual assault rests with every Airman, each of whom, from the top down, must be an advocate for professionalism and

Job swap on the flightline

Photos: 355th Medical Support Squadron

Defending Dyess 24/7

When 3:30 p.m. rolls around most people are thinking about going home, relaxing, enjoying dinner and spending time with family. Meanwhile, members of the 7th Security Forces Squadron's night shift are suiting up and preparing for work.Security forces works in two shifts, day-shift from 6 a.m.-6 p.m.

12 AF (AFSOUTH) commander speaks to Airmen on zero tolerance for unprofessionalism

South American Air Forces bridge gap through AFSOUTH liaison program

When you join the United States Air Force, you know you will have to move to another city, state, or maybe even another country. For South American Air Forces one of their coveted positions includes living thousands of miles from their country, fellow military members, family and friends to work

The Warthogs at BAF

355 EMS

Crash recovery teams honored at all call

"Today, it is with heavy hearts that we recall and mourn the events of July 1, 2012."Col. Gentry Boswell, 28th Bomb Wing vice commander, opened the Nov. 28 all call at the Pride Hangar with those words, reminding everyone present of the grievous event that claimed the lives of four Airmen, injured

Handlers train for four-legged emergencies

For military working dog handlers, Self Aid Buddy Care isn't just for their two legged wingmen. When military working dogs make it into harm's way far from veterinarians, these Airmen take action to save lives.Military working dog handlers at the 9th Security Forces Squadron train monthly with Army