Inaccurate records can damage promotion chances

If your records meet a board tomorrow, would they accurately illustrate your suitability for promotion or retention? Are your evaluations, time in service, time in grade and decorations correct? Are your professional military education records complete? Do you know what your promotion recommendation

Buckley Airman recognized for serving like a champion

Coats help homeless combat cold

Team Buckley donated 193 coats during a coat drive Nov. 1-11 held on base to benefit those in need this holiday season.The coats were distributed Nov. 23 to three shelters: the Colorado Coalition for the Homeless, ACTS Resource Center and the Comitis Crisis Center in Denver."We tried to get them out

AF implements new personnel policies as it prepares to get smaller

The Air Force will implement new personnel policies to posture for future force management programs as it prepares to become smaller, officials announced today.In the absence of Congressional direction to mitigate the impact of sequestration, the Air Force must proceed with changes to personnel

45 AFSCs removed from SRB list as AF gets leaner, smaller

Forty-five AFSCs will no longer be eligible for the selective reenlistment bonus effective Dec. 5 with the advent of the new selective reenlistment bonus list, Air Force officials announced Nov. 26.SRB eligibility changes posture the Air Force for a smaller force driven by sequestration, said Brig.

Air Force specialties affected by retraining reduction

As many as 1,000 Airmen may be affected by a recently identified decrease in fiscal 2014 retraining objectives, with 35 or more Air Force specialty codes removed from the retraining-in list, Air Force officials said Nov. 26.Retraining is used to shape and balance the force by offering Airmen in

Team Buckley hosts 9th Annual Turkey Trot

Former MTI's road to recovery transformed tragedy into inspiration

In the pitch blackness and pre-dawn stillness, his booming voice alone was enough to send several dozen new trainees into a frenzied scramble from the comfort of their bunks. His scowl was enough to keep those trainees frozen into a formation of stone figures.Tech. Sgt. Matthew Zien was one of those

Cable dogs take on freezing temperatures during training

One-star general tours five-star defenders

Brig. Gen. Allen J. Jamerson, Air Force Security Forces director and deputy chief of staff for logistics, installations and mission support, and Chief Master Sgt. Stephen White, Air Force Security Forces career field manager, met with defenders from the 460th Security Forces Squadron, 710th SFS and