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Through Their Eyes: The Military Child’s Perspective

Life isn't always easy for a military child. In fact, military children have many obstacles to face as they grow up. Military children move frequently, having to leave the familiar behind to venture into a new school, a new group of kids, a new state or even a new country. Also, with active-duty

AFMC Surgeon General proud of personnel, provision of care

The Air Force offers one of the best medical services in the world, Brig. Gen. (Dr.) Richard A. Hersack said May 15 during his a visit to Hanscom AFB, Mass. General Hersack, who became the Air Force Materiel Command surgeon general last fall, said he couldn't be more proud of the medical workers in

Exercise, Exercise, Exercise

AFMC ESOHCAMP assessment wraps up, awards Hanscom highest rating

The Headquarters Air Force Materiel Command Environmental Safety and Occupational Health Compliance Assessment Management Program team recently briefed Hanscom leadership on its assessment of the base. While an internal Hanscom team conducts annual ESOHCAMP assessments, an AFMC team conducts

General Kehler to address CSAF Scholarship Dinner

Gen. C. Robert Kehler, commander of Air Force Space Command, will address the Paul Revere Chapter of the Air Force Association's annual Chief of Staff Scholarship Dinner June 18th. The dinner will be held in concert with the second annual Air Force Cyberspace Symposium June 17 to 19 at the Best

Burritos for a Cause

New ESC vice commander puts focus on people, mission

Col. Terry Feehan brings a "people first" leadership philosophy to his new job as Electronic Systems Center vice commander that can be summed up with a phrase he coined as a squadron commander and has relied upon in every job since: "One Airman at a time." "Each individual, whether enlisted, officer