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  • Five MDG Warriors win AMC awards

    Five Airmen from the 319th Medical Group were recognized recently by Air Mobility Command. Michael Curtis won the Outstanding Facility Manager award. Maj. Donald Aide won in the Outstanding Field Grade Base Environmental Engineer category. The Outstanding Public Health Team category was won by the

  • Dedication to community support

    Cavalier AFS was re-united with its Cold War heritage Dec. 5 as it dedicated a replica Spartan missile donated by a local company. "This missile symbolizes our proud heritage dating back to our Cold War mission of the 1970s and our valued relationships with nearby communities, especially with one of

  • Warriors of the North recognized by AMC

    The 319th Civil Engineer Squadron, 319th Security Forces Squadron and Airmen assigned to each, were recently recognized for eight Air Mobility Command-level awards. The 319 CES won first place in two categories; the Brig. Gen. Archie S. Mayes Award given for the best Air Force civil engineer

  • Focus on TRICARE vision benefits

    TRICARE takes care of you, from head to toe. Along with enjoying benefits for medical care, dental and pharmacy services, TRICARE beneficiaries also have vision benefits. Active duty family members TRICARE beneficiaries are eligible for one routine eye exam annually. Active duty family members with

  • Active duty flu vaccination begins

    It's that time of year again -- flu season, and we should be prepared. Influenza, more commonly known as flu, is a contagious respiratory illness caused by the influenza virus. It can cause mild to severe illness and at times can even lead to death. The best way to prevent the flu is by getting a

  • Top AMC enlisted advisor braves brutal cold to express thanks

    The Air Mobility Command's top chief master sergeant braved subzero temperatures Nov. 28 to visit the Warriors of the North and discuss the top issues effecting Airmen and thank them for their sacrifices. During a breakfast with airmen Nov. 29, Chief Master Sgt. Joe Barron learned what was on the