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  • Army, Air Guard units blend expertise, train for emergencies

    Colorado Army and Air National Guard service members pry through pounds of wreckage, investigating every inch of rubble in a determined search for survivors. The National Guard Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear Enhanced Response Force Package Team spend a weekend once every three

  • Vehicle emissions process now required

    The Employee-Vehicle Certification and Reporting System, which is used to certify vehicles driven onto Buckley are compliant with Denver metropolitan regions air emissions requirements, is scheduled to be activated March 18.Employees can expect to receive an email with an embedded link to ECARS.

  • Civilian Airman, paralympian lives to race

    He readies at the starting line. The crowd roars, their deafening cheers fill the Olympic stadium. As the starting gun is raised, the sea of voices goes deathly silent in anticipation. The muscles in his arm tense as he takes a final breath to try and calm his nerves. His hands grip tightly to his

  • TRICARE ends walk-in admin services at 189 facilities

    TRICARE military health plan service centers will end administrative walk-in services in the U.S. on April 1, Pentagon officials said Jan. 13.While the 189 facilities will stop taking walk-ins, beneficiaries can accomplish any administrative task online or by phone, said Pentagon spokesman Army Col.

  • SecAF visits Buckley, commends Airmen

    Secretary of the Air Force Deborah Lee James met with Airmen during a visit March 7 at Buckley Air Force Base.After touring the base, James ate lunch with several Airmen, discussed the future of the Air Force and commended the work of Team Buckley."The importance of this mission is the support of

  • Denver MEPS is 'freedom's front door'

    There are plenty of movies depicting boot camp where tentative faces pile out from a bus into the grasp of screaming drill sergeants, are put through strenuous physical and mental tasks, and over the timeframe of a couple months are transformed into basically trained and proficient military members.

  • A&FRC to host job fair

    A spring job fair is scheduled 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. March 13 at the Leadership Development Center on base. The event is open to all Department of Defense ID card holders. More than 60 employers will be attending the event.For more information, call 720-847-6681.

  • Getting the word back home has never been easier

    The Joint Hometown News Service launched a new online submission system Feb. 17, making it easier for service members and Department of Defense civilians to publicize achievements such as promotions and decorations, to their local media outlets.The new hometown news release submission program is now