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  • 70 Years of Flight: The C-130's legacy and future

    Since its first flight Aug. 23, 1954, the C-130 has proven to be one of the most versatile and active aircraft in the Air Force’s fleet, having carried troops and supplies from the tundra of Antarctica, to the deserts of the Middle East, to the tropical islands of the Pacific, and nearly everywhere

  • Speaking to the Future: Senior Airman gives speech at SkillsUSA

    Senior Airman Brandon Jackson, 94th Maintenance Group data analyst, addressed a few hundred of the thousands of students attending the SkillsUSA conference in downtown Atlanta, Ga over their summer break. SkillsUSA is a workforce development organization for students, founded in 1965, and is one of

  • Aim High, 7’285 Feet High

    “The Air Force is amazing and it has amazing opportunities,” said Cadet Fourth Class Joseph Anderson, Air Force Academy cadet, to a classroom full of trainees attending a Unit Training Assembly (UTA) at Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Ga., in preparation for Basic Military Training (BMT).

  • Eyes Wide Open: Shoot, Move, Communicate

    DOBBINS AIR RESERVE BASE, GA. – The sun is rising, penetrating deep into the woods of rural Alabama, and the morning dew is evaporating. While the water radiates into the air, it also collects on your uniform, lining the inside and outside of every pocket and stitch, weighing you down step by step.

  • Flight commanders course makes lasting impact on individuals and wing

    Nestled in the confines of the Civil Engineering Building at Dobbins Air Reserve Base from April 9-11, military members and civilians gained critical skills to lead others. Led by Maj. Latessa Meader, the flight commanders’ course builds connections across the wing, equips participants with valuable