• Serving with honor

    Our Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen and Marines stand out from the rest of society for a number of reasons: The way we look and dress; our language, terms and phrases we use; our ranks and terms of address; the rules and regulations which govern our conduct and behavior; and most important, our unique

  • Outprocessing and medical records

    There are a few facts about medical records that military members should know before PCS, retirement or separation. AFI 41-210 states that active duty members will hand carry their sealed medical records from the losing base to the gaining base upon PCS; dependent's records will be mailed to the

  • Commissary case lot sale shoppers swarm their stores

    If you clip coupons 'till the Sunday paper looks like Swiss cheese, you might be a commissary shopper. If you are so good at managing your grocery budget you have extra money in your checking account, you might be a commissary shopper. If you have ever gotten up at dawn and waited in line to buy

  • 509th MDOS receives new commander

    Lt. Col. Brian Stanton, 509th Medical Operations Squadron commander, took command from Lt. Col. Jeffrey Johnson, during a change-of-command ceremony Sept. 7. Rank and Name: Lt. Col. Brian Stanton Squadron: 509th Medical Operations Squadron Date assumed command: Sept. 7 Previous assignment: Surgical

  • 49 Whiteman members promoted in September

    Forty-nine Team Whiteman members received new stripes during a promotion ceremony Sept. 4 at the Mission's End.                          Airmen David Rojek, 393d Bomb Squadron Robert Kelly, 509th Munitions Squadron Jamaal Taylor, 509th Services Squadron                        Airmen First

  • Motivational leadership

    What motivates us? We go to work to do our jobs and we all expect the work we do will have an impact, the satisfaction of what we've done matters and it truly does. The definition of "what matters or motivates us" is different for each individual. For some it's money, others working a trade craft