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  • Mobile driver's license unit available to Team Hurlburt

    The Hurlburt Airman & Family Readiness Center, in conjunction with the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles, now offers driver's license services every other Thursday from 8:30 a.m. until 4 p.m. at the A&FRC. The mobile unit and can provide most of the same services provided at

  • Hurlburt celebrates Veterans Day

    For decades, America has observed Veterans Day to honor its veterans for their patriotism, love of country, and willingness to serve and sacrifice for the common good. Today will be no different as Hurlburt Field hosts a ceremony in honor of the holiday, which officially falls on Saturday this year.

  • A salute to veterans

    Veterans Day offers us an opportunity to honor the selfless men and women who sacrificed so much in service of our country, whether they served decades ago or still wear the uniform today. To veterans of wars past, thank you and your families for your fervent commitment to our country and our way of

  • CV-22 flight engineers get ready to roll

    The 8th Special Operations Squadron has two flight engineers who have been instrumental in getting the squadron ready to roll on the new CV-22 format, mission and aircraft. Senior Master Sgt. Scott Marston and Tech. Sgt. Chad Ackman are currently the only flight engineers currently with the 8th SOS.

  • 25th IOS takes down AFSOF RSS 26-6

    The 25th Information Operations Squadron crushed the Air Force Special Operations Forces Regional Supply Squadron team during the men's intramural flag football game here Tuesday night, pulling off a 26-6 victory. AFSOF RSS scored a touchdown within the first few minutes of the ball game, but failed

  • Wingman Day – Warriors taking care of Warriors

    Wingman Day is fast approaching, and we at Air Force Special Operations Command wholeheartedly embrace and look forward to making this day as meaningful as possible. The main objective of Wingman Day is to strengthen the morale and welfare of the unit by devoting time to building relationships

  • Sentinels of Freedom “run” for children

    What started as a brisk morning for a ride turned into a beautiful day for a 112-mile cruise through the Florida panhandle. From the beach along Florida's Gulf Coast up through the Black Water River State Forest and back around the Pensacola Bay. A better day couldn't have been selected for the

  • Fall Festival provides Halloween sanctuary

    Two ladybugs, a dragon and Tinkerbell walked into a church. No, it's not the beginning of a lame joke; it was the convergence of colorful characters at the annual Fall Festival on Tuesday night. The Hurlburt Field Chapel hosted the festival to provide games, goodies and a safe Halloween environment

  • Thrift shop moves to new home on base

    In an age where thrift shopping, garage sales and online auctions have be-come popular hobbies, it appears the old adage "One man's trash is another man's treasure" has been proven true. Hurlburt Field has had its own treasure chest for more than 30 years. The thrift shop has been a base institution