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  • Hurlburt Field operations for September 11

    Hurlburt Field will be open,Monday, Sept. 11, however some services may be limited or closed, here.  The following services willbe open: the Base Exchange (normal hours), the Shoppette (normal hours), the EmergencyFamily Assistance Center, the Reef dining facility (normal hours), the Rip Tidedining

  • Young Hurlburt hero named honorary firefighter

    Not all heroes wear uniforms; they don’t even make uniforms small enough to fit 9-year-old Jabari Skinner. When an electrical socket caught fire in his family’s home, Jabari immediately knew what to do. He ran and grabbed a fire extinguisher for his mother before anyone else could act, helping

  • 23rd SOWS absorbs former 1st SOSS weather flight

    The base weather flight transferred from the 1st Special Operations Support Squadron to the 23rd Special Operations Weather Squadron in a merger designed to increase Special Operations Forces’ capabilities on the home front and downrange.

  • Team Hurlburt FAC administers fitness tests

    The Fitness Assessment Center administered a U.S. Air Force Fitness Test here, Aug. 24. During the fitness test, FAC managers and augmentees monitor and assist Airmen to ensure the assessment is being done properly. The three different components of the fitness test, cardiorespiratory endurance,

  • Team Hurlburt’s children fly into the wild blue yonder

    Members of the Hurlburt Field Library host the “Into the Wild Blue Yonder” reading event at Hurlburt Field, Fla., Aug. 17, 2017. Guest speakers read an Air Force based children’s book to celebrate national aviation week and give children the opportunity to learn about aircraft flown across the Air

  • 1st SOCES power pro Air Commandos sustain back-up generators

    Staff Sgt. Andre LaPerle, and Senior Airman Sean Bonness, electrical power production technicians with the 1st Special Operations Civil Engineer Squadron, inspect a generator to troubleshoot its faulty operation at here, Aug. 23. Electrical power production Airmen keep emergency power generators

  • Pearl Harbor survivor speaks to Air Commandos

    “How do we react to anything out of our comfort zone? With resiliency.”At 104 years old, retired Navy Lt. Jim Downing, the second oldest living Pearl Harbor survivor, understands what it takes to overcome adversity, as he told his life story during a special event here, Aug. 10, 2017.