Movin' on Up

Final Rule Puts More Teeth Into Military Lending Act

The Defense Department today closed loopholes to protect U.S. men and women in uniform from predatory lending practices, President Barack Obama said this morning at the 116th Veterans of Foreign Wars National Convention in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.The heightened level of financial and

AF continues to work with DOD, OPM on cybersecurity incident

The Air Force maintains its commitment to protect personal information from cyber threats by continuing efforts with the Defense Department and the Office of Personnel Management to assist those impacted by the recent cyber incident involving federal background investigation data.OPM and an

Putting an explosion downrange: 931 SFS performs grenade launcher training

As Air Force defenders, members of the 931st Security Forces Squadron often train for real-world scenarios to stay at the top of their game.  During the July Unit Training assembly, this training included firing M203 grenade launchers.The M203 is a single-shot 40mm under-barrel grenade launcher that

McConnell Reserve Civil Engineer Squadron helps keep base renovated, repaired

Tech. Sgt. David Brodbeck carefully placed the large ceramic tile into place then peered intently at the small bubble in the level, checking to make sure it was between the two lines.  After a week of work that included removing old carpet, ripping up old tile and using a grinder to level the

Here comes the boom

Measure twice, cut once

Keeping it level

Airman roll up sleeves for blood drive

Reserve, Guard tankers improve safety with pods

 The Air National Guard and Air Force Reserve are scheduled to receive three new system pods that will allow tankers to safely get closer to the fight for refueling.Under a $31.7 million order, Northrop Grumman will provide two full Large Aircraft Infrared Countermeasures system pods and one shell,