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  • Be safe when preparing Thanksgiving dinner

    It's hard to believe, but Thanksgiving is only days away. The holiday season would not be the same without time spent with family and friends, sharing good food and good times. The Hurlburt Field Fire Emergency Service Flight wants to ensure everyone has a joyous and safe holiday season. Please

  • Give more than thanks this year, give the gift of life

    It's the time of year when people hit the road for holiday fun with family and friends. But it's also a time of increased accidents, both in the home and on the road. To help alleviate some of the strain these accidents will cause to the Northwest Florida blood supply, the 1st Special Operations

  • Team Hurlburt names 3rd quarter award winners

    Team Hurlburt's quarterly award winners for the 3rd quarter were announced during a breakfast ceremony at The Soundside Nov. 7. The winners were:Airman: Airman 1st Class Erin Lazzarini, 1st Special Operations Logistics Readiness SquadronHonor Guard: Airman 1st Class Kyle Dilbert NCO: Tech. Sgt.

  • 1st SOMDG awards first OIF Bronze Star

    History was made in the 1st Special Operations Medical Group Monday when Lt. Col. Cheryl Scaglione, Behavioral Health Flight commander, became the first group member to be awarded the Bronze Star for service during Operation Iraqi Freedom. Colonel Scaglione served as officer-in-charge of the 732nd

  • Airman convicted of cocaine use

    A Hurlburt Field Airman was convicted of cocaine use during a court-martial Nov. 7. Airman 1st Class Blake Benjamin, a student with Det. 3, 342nd Training Squadron, pleaded guilty to one charge of drug use. He was sentenced to 105 days of confinement, forfeiture of $867 a month for three months and

  • Unsung Heroes proclaimed by AFA chapter

    "Unsung Hero" honors were bestowed on 13 Airmen and civilians by the local Air Force Association chapter at a luncheon Oct. 31 in The Soundside club. AFA Chapter 398 honored Tech. Sgts. Stephanie Constantine, 1st Special Operations Mission Support Squadron; Samuel Evans, 16th Special Operations

  • Hurlburt's new honorary commanders indoctrinated

    The newest group of 1st Special Operations Wing honorary commanders came on board Sept. 20 and toured the 1st Special Operations Group Oct. 30, as a part of the year-long program designed to build and maintain solid, mutually beneficial relationships between the local communities and Hurlburt