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  • Rescue Wing Airmen receive Life Saving Award from local community

    Rescue Airmen from the 920th Rescue Wing, Patrick Air Force Base, Fla., train both mentally and physically for a moment when they might be called for a combat or civil search and rescue mission. For the pilots and crew of two HH-60G Pave Hawk rescue helicopters, their time came unexpectedly early

  • Rescue Wing Airmen clear range for Atlas 5 rocket

    Air Force Reserve combat-search-and-rescue Airmen from the 920th Rescue Wing, Patrick Air Force Base, Fla., supported the successful launch of the United Launch Alliance Atlas 5 rocket carrying two heavily shielded 1,400-pound satellites Thursday at 4:05 a.m. from launch Complex 41.The Reserve

  • Development and Training Flight adds to BMT success

    Nine Air Force Reserve recruits took part in the first Development and Training Flight here during the Unit Training Assembly Aug. 4-5. The D&TF program is in place to better prepare new recruits for Air Force Basic Military Training."The flight was essentially designed to help delayed enlistment

  • Kick your reading into OverDrive

    If you love to read but can't make it to the library, the Air Force will bring the library to you. OverDrive, one of several Air Force library online resources, features nearly 10,000 electronic books, audio books, videos and music available for checkout to eligible customers, said Melinda Mosley,

  • Rescue Squadron gives good cheer to children's hospital

    The young boy's and girl's at The Randall Children's Hospital at Legacy Emmanuel were treated to a special surprise by pararescuemen from the 304th Rescue Squadron as they delivered toy's via "Operation Toy Drop".The PJ's arrived both by air, via HH-60 Pave Hawk helicopters from the 305th Rescue

  • AF CSA travel card transitions to GTC

    The terms and conditions for the Air Force's travel charge card are changing, but Airmen can hang on to their blue cards. From Aug. 7 through the end of September, the Air Force Banking Office will e-mail some 300,000 Airmen, informing them that their controlled spend account card will convert back