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AFRC News

  • Network news anchor gets a closer look at military mission

    ABC World News anchor Charles Gibson experienced something March 28 his nephew has been talking about for years - a weekend training mission in a C-17 Globemaster III. Mr. Gibson traveled from New York to Charleston AFB and flew with his nephew, Maj. Rob Oswald, the aircraft commander on the 317th

  • Self-help project keeps guards safe at Kirkuk

    What provides better force protection: multiple layers of ballistics material or a three-quarters inch sheet of plywood? Thanks to a self-help recycling and construction project by Airmen in Kirkuk's 506th Air Expeditionary Group, people who stand perimeter guard here are receiving fortified guard

  • ARPC announces captain, lieutenant promotions

    The Air Reserve Personnel Center announces the second half of fiscal 2009 line and nonline captain and the second half of the fiscal 2009 first lieutenant promotions. There were 299 Air National Guard and 299 Air Force Reserve officers selected for promotion to captain, and 252 Air National Guard

  • Air Force Reserve picks best ISR people, programs for 2008

    Air Force Reserve Command officials announced March 16 the top reservists, civilians and programs in the command's intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance community for 2008. The award winners by category are: Field grade officer - Level I, Lt. Col. Robert Rhoden, Headquarters AFRC, Robins

  • Reserve boomer shares job with NASCAR pit crew

    An Air Force Reserve boom operator and a NASCAR gas refueler swapped places March 10-11 to tape a segment for a new Air Force recruiting video project. Technical Sgt. Steven Stanton, 77th Air Refueling Squadron boom operator instructor, and Chris Moore, Air Force NASCAR #43's "gas man," filmed parts

  • Reservists bolster military training corps

    Military training instructors are usually pretty easy to spot, especially for new recruits. To them, MTIs seem larger than life, from their highly shined shoes to their wide-brimmed hats, even their booming voices. In fact about the only thing not imposing about MTIs is the number of people in the