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  • Airman Leadership School Class 14D graduates

    Twelve Airmen recently completed the first step of professional military education for enlisted members during a graduation ceremony at the Minuteman Commons, Airman Leadership School officials announced. The class focuses on developing leadership abilities, the profession of arms and building

  • Nurse Advice Line now available

    Sometimes it is difficult to know if or when to seek medical assistance for acute health problems, having professional help at a moment's notice can ease that decision. The Military Health System's new Nurse Advice Line, or NAL, for TRICARE beneficiaries can do just that beginning May 30. The NAL is

  • Pulse on force management May 23

    This week's force management update focuses on the chief master sergeant retention board, voluntary separation pay, officer reduction in force boards, quality force review board, civilian force management and total force opportunities in a continued effort to bring Airmen the latest, most accurate

  • Behavioral health consultation now available in primary care clinics

    Airmen, dependents and veterans now have access to behavioral health services through their primary care manager, or PCM, at any military treatment facility, Air Force Medical Operations Agency officials report.The Behavioral Health Optimization Program, or BHOP, was developed to employ internal

  • HSC awards scholarships

    The Hanscom Spouses Club hosted nearly 100 people at the Minuteman Commons to recognize 17 graduating seniors and two military spouses at the 53rd annual HSC Scholarship Awards Night May 14. HSC officers awarded $35,000 in scholarships to graduates whose transcripts show mostly As and Bs, most of

  • AFAF wraps-up 2014 season

    Team Hanscom has raised $24,551 in support of Air Force charities during this year's Air Force Assistance Fund campaign. This year's campaign ran from March 24 through May 16."Although we did not meet the suggested base goal, all of the unit project officers worked diligently to make 100 percent

  • CSAF provides 'initial feedback' to all commanders

    All supervisors are required to provide subordinates with an initial feedback, outlining expectations, standards and goals they can both work together to achieve. Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Mark A. Welsh III led the way by introducing the new Air Force Instruction 1-2 "Commander's

  • Memorial Day kicks off annual safety campaign

    In 1964 the Air Force first began to highlight summer safety through a program originally known as the 101 Critical Days of Summer, now known only as the Critical Days of Summer. This year that campaign is scheduled to run May 23 through Sept. 2 with the theme, "Risk: Double checks, not second

  • Eligible officers may apply for advanced degree, experience programs

    Eligible active duty officers interested in 2015 advanced academic degree and experience broadening opportunities can now apply for various developmental programs, Air Force Personnel Center officials announced. Some officers may also be eligible to apply for instructor pipeline programs with the

  • Airmen can modify myPers home page to make searches easier

    Airmen using myPers have multiple role options available to help them locate the information they need faster and easier.When users log in, the system takes them to a default page attached to their authentication credentials (i.e., active duty, Air Force Reserve, Air National Guard, retiree or