Articles

  • Angel Tree children need your help

    It's that time of year; time to shop 'til you drop. While out shopping for gifts for loved ones, it's important to remember those who run out of money before energy. The Hurlburt Field Company Grade Officers' Council is taking their part in helping less fortunate base members by setting up an Angel

  • SOF truths set Air Commandos apart

    Four Air Commandos - two from a previous era and two still on active duty - attached personal meaning Nov. 15 to the four "truths" associated with special operations forces. Retired Col. Kent Mueller and retired Chief Master Sgt. Gordon Scott joined Lt. Col. Michael D'Argenio, 319th Special

  • Tutu says "goodbye" after 30 years of service

    Most Hurlburt Field Airmen weren't in the military when Karnithar Cracraft began working at The Reef. Many weren't even born. Today, after 30 years at the dining facility, Mrs. Cracraft, more commonly known as "Tutu," says goodbye. Although this small woman appears to have a quiet, gentle presence,

  • How to get rid of unwanted materials

    Recently, Hurlburt field underwent a comprehensive assessment involving environmental, safety and occupational issues. This assessment is officially known as the Environmental, Safety and Occupational Health Compliance Assessment and Management Program, ESOHCAMP. One of the areas closely looked at

  • Wing reclaims family name

    The special operations wing at Hurlburt Field reclaimed it's "family name," in a redesignation ceremony Nov. 16. With several dozen distinguished visitors in attendance, the 1st Special Operations Wing moniker returned to the home of the America's Air Commandos after a 13-year absence. "This is a