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  • Fishing at Gator Lakes resumes

    Dust off your fishing poles and crank up the boat. Gator Lakes is open for fishing. After eight months of being closed for safety concerns following a drowning accident, new policies have been approved for those waiting to cast a line into the golf course lake. "After a review of safety procedures

  • Read-Across-America, guest readers come to CDC

    "I will pick up the hook. You will see something new. Two things. And I call them Thing One and Thing Two - Have no fear, little fish,' said the Cat in the Hat. 'These things are good things.' And he gave them a pat." This year marks the 10th anniversary of the national reading celebration,

  • JSOU offers special operations warfighters new certificate course

    The Joint Special Operations University offers a new joint warfighter certificate program focusing on preparing mid-career noncommissioned and commissioned special operations officers for assignment to a joint special operations forces headquarters. A fiscal year 2005 educational requirements

  • Village affords widow new beginning, new life

    Due to a fire in the aftermath of Hurricane Ivan, one Air Force widow was left homeless - all of her belongings were gone. Betty McCutcheon had read about the Air Force Enlisted Village a couple of years prior to the fire and had already applied for resident status. After the fire, her daughter

  • Hurlburt Field Chapel, A&FRC salute families

    What's the secret recipe for coping with a loved one's deployment? For the Hurlburt Field Chapel, the right ingredients are one plate of home-cooked food, a sprinkling of games, a dash of singing and a good conversation. All of these ingredients came together Tuesday night during the chapel's

  • AFSOF dedicates conference room to enlisted hero

    Air Force Special Operations Forces dedicated a conference room in the Air Force Special Operations Command building's new wing in honor of a former Air Commando Tuesday morning. Chief Master Sgt. Atwell Livingston "Duke" Wiley, who served in the Air Force for more than 45 years, 31 years on active

  • AF adds more deployment areas eligible for GWOT-E medal

    As the Global War on Terrorism continues to expand and finds new missions in new countries, more Airmen become eligible to wear the GWOT-Expeditionary medal. A new authorization letter was released Feb. 22, expanding the list of geographical areas entitled to the medal. The areas recently added to