Articles

  • Airman motivated to build better protective turret

    Sometimes a tragedy inspires others to strive for excellence. That's what happened here for two Air Force units near Baghdad as they worked together to bring in some good for fellow Airmen. Airman 1st Class Lee-Bernard Emmanuel Chavis was killed while patrolling the streets of Baghdad Oct. 14 in the

  • Airmen build future with present mission

    There are many things that go into constructing buildings that servicemembers live and work in while serving in Iraq. In order for offices, dining facilities and dormitories to become a reality, someone drew plans, ordered supplies and constructed every room. That construction responsibility falls

  • Air Force Best Practice submissions wanted ASAP

    With the impending Installation Excellence Award assessment team visit, the 1st Special Operations Mission Support Squadron Manpower Office sent an e-mail to units requesting proposals for Air Force Best Practices to reinforce the reasons Hurlburt Field should be given the award. An Air Force Best

  • Four Hurlburt Airmen STEP into holidays with new rank

    Two technical sergeants and two staff sergeants from Hurlburt Field unexpectedly moved up a pay grade and received an early dose of holiday cheer Dec. 18 when Col. Norman Brozenick, 1st Special Operations Wing commander, and Chief Master Sgt. James Kradel, 1st SOW command chief master sergeant,

  • Hurlburt Field Tax Center prepares to spread post-holiday cheer

    When the bells are jingling, the chestnuts are roasting, and Jack Frost starts nipping at your nose, it can only mean one thing--that income tax season is right around the corner. While most cherish tax time about as much as a stocking full of coal, some of us at Hurlburt Field really enjoy the tax