You never know when

Leadership and mentorship - everyone has a view of what it entails. I'm no exception. Almost 23 years ago to this day, Lt. Col. "Joe Buck" Novich - my very first squadron commander - provided me some leadership lessons in a way that I've not seen duplicated to this day.In late June 1987, I was 30

Road rage never acceptable for military

The citizens of this great nation have placed a great deal of trust in the Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen, Marines and Coast Guardsmen currently serving as members of the United States military.As a result of that trust, servicemembers are expected to maintain a high standard of conduct and military

What could the Air Force do with $1.58 million?

What could the Air Force do with $1.58 million? It could build new office facilities or even dormitories. The Air Force could purchase 37 GBU-39B Small Diameter Bomb Weapon Systems or even 10 T-37 Tweets to train pilots for $1.58 million. $1.58 million was Buckley's utilities bill for Fiscal Year

Maj. Gen. Basla visits Buckley

460th FSS releases Freedom Fest schedule

Freedom Fest is set for July 1, and the 460th Force Support Squadron has released a schedule for the event. Additionally, a map is available for print and download here. TIME EVENT LOCATION 11 a.m. Opening

Participants gather at ARPC for annual muster

More than 170 men and women gathered at the Air Reserve Personnel Center here as part of the Individual Ready Reserve muster program June 18.The program is mandated by law and requires the Air Force to connect with Airmen who have served and still have a military service obligation but are no longer

ARPC hosts interservice Reserve conference

Nearly 100 officials from the Air Force, Army, Navy, Marine Corps and Coast Guard gathered at the Doubletree Hotel in Denver for the Individual Ready Reserve Interservice Conference June 22 and 23.ARPC hosted the annual event which allows representatives from all the services to discuss current

Air Force takes steps against suicides

The Air Force vice chief of staff testified before the Senate Armed Services Committee June 22 to address steps the service is taking to stem the rising suicide numbers. Gen. Carrol H. "Howie" Chandler, in testimony alongside the other service vice chiefs and the assistant commandant of the Marine

Peak seasons causes PCS challenges

Some Defense Department customers may experience unexpected delays in household goods pick-up and delivery during this busy summer season. Families moving in the next 60 days should complete their counseling early, anticipate possible delays, give a minimum of three weeks notice and provide

Buckley care packages reach Afghan orphans