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Senior Airman Jamison Vanderhoof, 314th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, paints playground equipment Tuesday. More than 50 volunteers from the Top Three and Rising Six work on cleaning up Arnold Drive Elementary School with $1,500 worth of supplies donated by American Eagle. This is the first time the 38-year-old school has been voluntarily kept up by military personnel.
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U.S. Air Force photo by Airman First Class Christine Clark
Master Sgt. Donald Wheeler, 314th Aircraft Maintenance Squadon aircraft expediter, checks pressure and volume readings while starting the C-130 Engine Compressor Wash Hose Cart. The cart project has been chosen as the Air Education and Training Command representative for the Chief of Staff of the Air Force Team of Excellence Award.
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U.S. Air Force courtesy photo
Staff Sgt. Karlie Madden, 314 Airlift Wing Command Post, paints a play structure with primer at Arnold Drive Elementary School Tuesday.
Make a difference
Marian Wright Edelman, president and founder of the Children’s Defense Fund, said making a big difference in the world, in your community or in someone’s life is a matter of making small daily differences. read more...
Maintainers clean up with award
The 314th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron has been chosen as the Air Education and Training Command representative for the Chief of Staff of the Air Force Team of Excellence Award.
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New EPR/OPR forms being implemented
Starting Wednesday all officers, active duty airman basic to senior airman and chief master sergeants, and all Reserve and Guard enlisted members will fall under the new Air Force Enlisted and Officer Performance Report and Evaluation System, announced Air Force officials recently. read more...
General testifies on Air Force in-lieu-of strategies
WASHINGTON (AFPN) — An Air Force General spoke before the House Armed Service Committee Subcommittee on Readiness July 31 about the state of in-lieu-of taskings Airmen fill for the Army.
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August 10, 2007 Issue
This weeks current news briefs and important events happening around LRAFB. read more...
LRAFB shows movies through AAFES. For more information on this service please call 987-6461. Adults are $3.50, 12 and under are $1.75. To see what movies are playing this week click on this link...
Get your head in the game
March Madness, what a sweet time to watch some good basketball games. read more...
