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  • Senior Airman Kathleen Abling

    "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 Kathleen Abling, 1st Special Operations Comptroller Squadron finance customer service technician, was selected for this week's spotlight.Name: Senior

  • Holocaust survivors recall horrors of past

    Two Holocaust survivors offered a rare glimpse of their very different journeys during Hurlburt Field's Annual Holocaust Remembrance Ceremony here May 4.Pittsburg, Penn., resident Herman Snyder and Pensacola, Fla., resident Dr. Victor Sapio each spoke about their experiences and answered questions

  • Staff Sgt. Joseph Soldano

    "Tip of the Spear" is a weekly spotlight designed to recognize outstanding Airmen for the work they do every day at Hurlburt Field. Staff Sgt. Joseph Soldano, 505th Training Squadron intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance NCOIC, was selected for this week's spotlight.Name: Staff Sgt. Joseph

  • Reopened dining facility ready for business

    After nine months of having just one dining facility on base, the 1st Special Operations Force Support Squadron reopened the newly-renovated Reef Dining Facility at Hurlburt Field May 1. The finished product boasts upgraded kitchen cooking systems and redesigned dining areas in the more than

  • Hurlburt Clinic implements Family Healthcare Initiative

    The 1st Special Operations Medical Group implemented the new Family Healthcare Initiative May 1, which is designed to facilitate greater continuity between patients and their medical team.Under the FHI system, Hurlburt Field Clinic's family medicine section will be restructured into five teams. Each

  • Air Force's first career Air Liaison Officers graduate TACP pipeline training

    For the first time since the Tactical Air Control Party career field began in 1977, five non-rated Air Liaison Officers joined the ranks of Battlefield Airmen across the Air Force after graduating from the basic Tactical Air Command and Control Apprentice Course April 27.Capt. Matthew Kealy, 1st Lt.

  • Volunteers save Hurlburt Field more than $2 million in 2009

    Thirty individuals and three groups were recognized for their selfless service during the annual Volunteer Recognition Ceremony at the Soundside Club April 27.All together, these active duty, retired, civilian and family-member volunteers gave 117,397 hours of their time to more than 40 local

  • Book reading tells a larger story during military child month

    Nearly 100 children and their families attended the Military Child Education Coalition's "Tell Me a Story" program hosted by the Airman & Family Readiness Center's School Liaison Program at the Hurlburt Field Youth Center April 25. The story, "Mercedes and the Chocolate Pilot" by Margot Theis Raven,

  • AFSOC bases to open Internet access to social media sites

    Air Force Special Operations Command bases will gain access to social media sites May 5. With increased to Internet sites, AFSOC leaders say it's important Airmen always keep Operations Security, network protection, and professionalism at the forefront.In today's age of Internet media, Airmen have