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Slow it down!

The speed limit on Tully Street drops to 15 mph near the aircraft refueler crossing. Drivers must yield to refueling vehicles entering the flightline. They must reach the aircraft in a safe and timely manner to ensure mission capability. Motorists should prepare to stop when the yellow lights are flashing, indicating a refueling vehicle is about to cross. The 16th Security Forces is monitoring the area for speeding violations. Security forces Airmen have ticketed more than six vehicles in a one-hour time frame in the area. (U.S. Air Force Photograph by Staff Sgt. Mareshah Haynes)

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TACPs

Maj. Sarah Smith, 16th Medical Operations Squadron, examines the sprained ankle of Senior Airman Tim Taylor, 720th Operations Support Squadron, at the Battlefield Airmen Clinic Wednesday. (U.S. Air Force Photograph by Jamie Haig)

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TACPs

Col. James Wright, 720th Special Tactics Group (left) stands ready to assist Maj. Tom Waters, 720th STG (right), during an examination of Airman Basic Andrew Castellanos, a tactical air control party student at the battlefield Airmen clinic Tuesday. (U.S. Air Force Photograph by Jamie Haig)

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Warburton visits Hurlburt

Patrick Warburton, star of television and screen, poses with a fan during a visit to J.R. Rockers Aug. 11. Mr. Warburton, known for roles in Seinfeld and providing the voice for Kronk in the animated film "The Emperor's New Groove," toured Hurlburt Field. His message to the men and women of the United State military is: "God love you, and God bless you for fighting for freedom. You have my undying support and gratitude. I am always grateful to the men and women of the armed forces who put their lives on the line in a very confused world." (U.S. Air Force Photograph by Master Sgt. Stuart Camp)

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Re-upping the family

First Lt. Lori Haas, 8th Special Operations Squadron, reenlists Aug. 11 Tech. Sgts. Paul and Kelly Burgess, 16th Security Forces Squadron. The double ceremony is the second time the Burgesses, husband and wife, have reenlisted together -- the other was nearly 16 years ago when they reenlisted for the first time. (U.S. Air Force Photograph by Master Sgt. Stuart Camp)

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6th SOS

Training in maintenance and flying of aircraft in foreign aviation forces worldwide is part of the mission of the 6th Special Operations Squadron. The 6th SOS assesses, trains, advises and assists foreign aviation forces in airpower employment, sustainment and force integration. (Courtesy Photograph)

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6th SOS

A combat aviation advisor from the 6th Special Operations Squadron rides with members of a host nation during a training mission in the Pacific theater. (Courtesy Photograph)

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6th SOS

Several combat aviation advisors from the 6th Special Operations Squadron observe as members of a host nation in the Pacific Command area of responsibility practice shooting AK-47 rifles. (Courtesy Photograph)

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Dagger Point: Airman Santilli

“Some people came onto the aircraft with absolutely nothing, others showed up with trash bags full of their personal belongings.” (U.S. Air Force photograph by Jamie Haig)

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Dagger Point: Airman Santilli

“I thought that something bad has happened and I was ready to do whatever I needed to fix it.” (U.S. Air Force photograph by Jamie Haig)

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Operation Bow Wow

Staff Sgt. Rebecca Lind, 16th Security Forces Squadron, and military working dog Beto, inspect under the hood of a car Monday during a random search at the east gate. (U.S. Air Force photograph by Jamie Haig)

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8th SOS

An Airman from the 8th Special Operations Squadron nears Hurlburt Field Aug. 9 with the unit's guidon. As part of the 8th SOS transition festivities, a team of Airmen ran the guidon 26 miles back to Hurlburt Field the same way it was delivered to Duke Field six years ago. (U.S. Air Force photograph by Senior Airman Andy Kin)

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8th SOS

Members of the 8th Special Operations Squadron stand in front of their squadron at Duke Field, Fla., before participating in a 26-mile relay run from Duke Field to Hurlburt Field Aug 9. The run kicked off the start of the 8th SOS deactivation festivities prior to the official ceremony. (U.S. Air Force photograph by Senior Airman Andy Kin)

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8th SOS

Lt. Col. Paul Caltagirone, 8th SOS director of operations, takes the squadron guidon on its first leg of the return home at Hurlburt Field, Fla. (U.S. Air Force photograph by Senior Airman Andy Kin)

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8th SOS

The 8th SOS returns the MC-130 Talon I to Duke Field, Fla., July 14. This flight marked the last active-duty deployment in the aircraft. (U.S. Air Force photograph by Senior Airman Jessica Klinger)

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8th SOS

Col. Mark Alsid, 16th Operations Group commander, (left) and Lt. Col. Ted Corallo take part in a ceremonial passing of the flag to signify the historical transition from the Combat Talon I to the CV-22. (U.S. Air Force photograph by Staff Sgt. Orly Tyrell)

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6th SOS

Members of a 6th Special Operations Squadron Operational Aviation Detachment pose in front of an Mi-8 helicopter in a deployed location. (Courtesy photographs)

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6th SOS

Advisors from the 6th Special Operations Squadron work with a Niger Mi-17 mission helicopter. (Courtesy photographs)

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6th SOS

Members from the 6th Special Operations Squadron pose with tribal security forces and Chadian air force counterparts in the Shara desert. The 6th SOS assess, trains, advises and assists foreign nation aviation forces worldwide. (Courtesy photographs)

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6th SOS

Members from the 6th Special Operations Squadron pose with tribal security forces and Chadian air force counterparts in the Sahara desert. The 6th SOS assesses trains, advises and assists foreign nation aviation forces worldwide. (Courtesy Photographs)

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