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  • Team Hurlburt gathers to honor 1st SOSS "Rock"

    A memorial service was held for Coman "Rock" Rothrock's family and friends Monday at the Maritime Facility here. The service focused on a celebration of his life and was attended by more than 200 military members and civilians. Mr. Rothrock passed away at approximately 2 a.m. Dec. 8 while doing what

  • Don't be a grinch, let others enjoy holidays

    Christmas hasn't been the same for the last few years: Dr. Seuss is gone. But, he left us a wonderful cast of characters to keep us company. These are the characters from whom the Grinch steals Christmas. What a loser the Grinch is! He has no friends, he has no fun, and he hates Christmas. He hates

  • Base named Installation Excellence finalist

    Every Airman likes to think his base is best. At Hurlburt Field, that claim just may be true. On Dec. 6, Hurlburt was named a finalist for the Commander-In-Chief's Annual Award for Installation Excellence. Hurlburt is one of three Air Force bases to be nominated for the award, which honors one

  • 1st SOSVS serves abroad

    One of the best memories Master Sgt. Adonis Martinez, community activity center manager, will bring home from his current deployment is being coined by the chief master sergeant of the Air Force as he toured the deployed base. Along with good memories, each deployment brings hard work and thoughts

  • "Original" leaves Hurlburt Field

    Whether you're walking down the hall at the wing headquarters building, watching a Hurlburt Field float in a parade, or looking at the decals on one of the 1st Special Operations Wing's aircraft -- traces of a true "original" can be seen everywhere. Robert "Bob" Duguid, 1st Special Operations

  • Special operators chart future tactics

    Air Commandos discussed special tactics training course changes during the annual Air Force Special Operations Command Tactics Conference here Dec. 4-8. Nearly 125 special operators gathered to discuss training efforts, share tactical employment, mission data and identify challenges to current

  • 30 runners survive first-ever half-marathon

    Not even the 30 degree temperature on a dreary December day could keep 30 runners from participating in the first ever 1st Special Operations Services Squadron half-marathon. The marathon, which took place Saturday, began and ended in front of the Aderholt Fitness Center. The fitness center, who