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Twitter accounts feed job opportunities, news to customers
Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Flickr. The Web is fueling society’s digital hunger for real-time information and dialogue, and officials at the Air Force Personnel Center and the Air Force Services Agency are serving up the first course. Two Twitter accounts currently … Continue reading
Task force finds improvement in sexual assault response
Defense Department officials have made progress in improving their response to the needs of sexual assault victims, but they need to do more, a special task force has determined. The Defense Task Force on sexual assault in the military services has … Continue reading
Airmen aid in search for stranded hiker
Members of the Air Force Rescue Coordination Center here aided in search operations with local and state agencies to save a stranded man late Dec. 1 in the Sonoran Desert in Apache Junction, Ariz. The young man was hiking on … Continue reading
Posted in Air Force
Tagged Ariz., man, rescue coordination center, Sonoran Desert, Superstition Mountain
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Support improves for families with special needs
Officials are working to boost the resources and support the Defense Department’s Exceptional Family Member Program provides to military families with special needs. “Most people are aware of EFMP as a mandatory enrollment program, but we’re working to raise awareness … Continue reading
Pearl Harbor remembered 68 years later
PEARL HARBOR, Hawaii — Dozens of survivors of Pearl Harbor on Monday solemnly remembered those who died in the Japanese aerial assault 68 years ago as a top Navy commander said their bravery laid the foundation for the subsequent U.S. … Continue reading
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Tagged Adm. Patrick Walsh, Afghanistan, Arizona, Ewa, Hawaii, Iraq, John Hughes, Navy, navy corpsman, Pearl Harbor-, Richard Laubert, Sterling Cale, U.S., Walsh, West Oahu
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Veterans more likely to avoid foreclosure with VA-backed loan
Despite problems in the nation’s housing market, mortgage loans backed by the Department of Veterans Affairs had a lower foreclosure rate than any other type of home loan in the industry, as of the end of the last fiscal year. … Continue reading
Dec. 4 airpower summary
Coalition airpower integrated with ground forces in Iraq and the International Security Assistance Force in Afghanistan during operations Dec. 4 according to Combined Air and Space Operations Center officials here. Air Operations in Afghanistan: Now Zad Air Force MQ-1 Predator … Continue reading
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Tagged Afghanistan, Air, international security assistance, Iraq
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624 medical, dental officers to be promoted
More than 620 medical and dental officers have been selected for promotion, the Air Force Personnel Center announced Dec. 4.The 2009A colonel, lieutenant colonel and major Central Selection Boards for the Medical and Dental corps and the 2009B colonel board … Continue reading
Posted in Education
Tagged Central Selection, Corps, Lieutenant colonelIn, lieutenant colonels
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Kandahar Airmen complete 265,000 push ups
Sixty-three members of the 451st Air Expeditionary Wing completed a total of 265,597 push ups throughout the month of November. Nov. 30 ended the wing’s 30-day challenge in which Airmen were challenged to complete 10,000 push ups between Nov. 1 … Continue reading