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  • Family Advocacy Program offers study for deployed families

    Hurlburt Field's Family Advocacy Program is participating in an ongoing study through Kansas State University this month to highlight resiliency in Air Force families following a deployment. The study, which coincides with Military Family Month, is intended to help increase understanding the factors

  • JROTC cadets compete at Hurlburt

    More than 200 U.S. Air Force, Army, Navy and Marine Corps Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps cadets executed drill procedures, competed in dress and appearance categories and visited with Air Commandos during the 16th Annual JROTC Drill Competition at a hangar at Hurlburt Field Nov. 6.JROTC

  • Senior Airman Richard Murphey

    "Tip of the Spear" is a weekly spotlight designed to recognize outstanding Airmen for the work they do every day at Hurlburt Field. Senior Airman Richard Murphey Jr., 1st Special Operations Maintenance Operations Squadron weapons systems coordinator, was selected for this week's spotlight. Name:

  • Capt. Marc Mazzanti

    "Tip of the Spear" is a weekly spotlight designed to recognize outstanding Airmen for the work they do every day at Hurlburt Field. Capt. Marc Mazzanti, 319th Special Operations Squadron pilot, was selected for this week's spotlight. Name: Capt. Marc MazzantiUnit: 319th Special Operations

  • 2010 3rd Quarter award winners

    The 1st Special Operations Wing extends its congratulations to the following service members and civilians for their accomplishments during July to September 2010.Honor Guard category: Airman 1st Class Maritza Santos, 1st Special Operations Logistic Readiness SquadronAirman category:  Senior Airman

  • Armed Forces men's soccer team selected

    Top athletes from the Department of Defense came together in the Florida panhandle Oct. 19-24 as the United States Army, Navy, Marine Corps and Air Forces' best soccer players competed for the 2010 Armed Forces Men's Soccer Championship. The Armed Forces Men's Soccer Championship tournament was used

  • DOD officials unveil smart phone mental health application

    A free smart phone mobile application that will help servicemembers, veterans and family members track their emotional health is now available, Defense Department officials announced this week. The application was developed at the National Center for TeleHealth and Technology at Joint Base