Beauty queen goes Palace Chase to fulfill service obligation

Palace Chase, the program that allows Regular Air Force members to complete their service obligation in reserve status, will allow the reigning Miss Arkansas USA 2007 to pursue her dream of becoming a television news anchor. First Lt. Kelly George, deputy chief of public affairs for the 314th

Air Force Reserve announces senior officer moves

Air Force Reserve Command officials announced the following senior officer moves this summer: Col. William N. Flanigan from commander of the 939th Air Refueling Wing, Portland International Airport, Ore., to commander of the 446th Airlift Wing, McChord AFB, Wash., in September. Steve L. Mann from

Fire & emergency services pick award winners

Two reservists, two civilian employees and a base fire prevention section received 2006 Department of Defense Fire and Emergency Services awards for Air Force Reserve Command. Maj. Gen. Allan R. Poulin, AFRC vice commander, announced the award winners in a memo July 6. The winners are: Master Sgt.

Whiteman recruiters lead Air Force Reserve

The 442nd Fighter Wing recruiting team has demonstrated its boldness by becoming the first main operating location in Air Force Reserve Command to surpass its annual recruiting goal May 10. As a result, its members were "knighted" for their efforts. Master Sgt. Jerry Hancock, in-service and line

Tender loving care

Air Force Reserve medics bring relief to desert people

A group of 14 Air Force Reserve Command medics teamed up with a battalion of Marine reservists and a hand full of Sailors and Soldiers to form Task Force 225 as part of exercise Shared Accord June 16-30. Shared Accord 07 was a scheduled U. S. European Command exercise coordinated by U.S. Marine

Change to Palace Chase shortens service obligation time

Airmen who leave the Regular Air Force and sign up for Palace Chase before Oct. 1 will be required to serve shorter periods of time. Palace Chase is an early release program for people who want to establish a new date of separation and finish their service commitment as a member of the Air Force

Peace museum shows military unit's humanitarian missions

Seeing a military exhibit at a peace museum might seem out of place, even frightening to some people. But that's not the case at the Dayton (Ohio) International Peace Museum. Until the end of September the museum will feature a display highlighting the humanitarian work of Air Force Reserve

Spectacular view at Rhythm and Booms

Greenwood teams with Reserve for AFN Independence Day broadcast