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    AFDW&You: Meet Tech. Sgt. Trevor Zens

    The Air Force District of Washington encompasses more than 30,000 Airmen in 1,758 units stationed at 500 locations in 108 countries. AFDW Airmen execute varied missions around the world alongside service members and civilians from different Air Force major commands, joint units and international organizations. AFDW highlights Airmen in these unique missions in its series, “AFDW&You.”
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    AFDW&You: Meet 1st Lt. Anthony X. Thompson

    The Air Force District of Washington encompasses more than 30,000 Airmen in 1,758 units stationed at 500 locations in 108 countries. AFDW Airmen execute varied missions around the world alongside service members and civilians from different Air Force major commands, joint units and international organizations. AFDW highlights Airmen in these unique missions in its series, “AFDW&You.”
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    Air Force takes responsibility of JBAB

    After more than 17 months of planning, a historical moment took place on Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling on Oct. 1, 2020. Marked by a special ceremony, the Air Force officially took responsibility of JBAB, which was led by the Navy for the past 10 years. This is the first time in Department of Defense history that a joint installation switched direct responsibility from one branch of service to another.
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    AFDW&You: Meet Master Sgt. Stasia Takara Smith

    The Air Force District of Washington encompasses more than 30,000 Airmen in 1,758 units stationed at 500 locations in 108 countries. AFDW Airmen execute varied missions around the world alongside service members and civilians from different Air Force major commands, joint units and international organizations. AFDW highlights Airmen in these unique missions in its series, “AFDW&You.”
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    AFDW&You: Meet TaQuasha Wallace

    The Air Force District of Washington encompasses more than 30,000 Airmen in 1,758 units stationed at 500 locations in 108 countries. AFDW Airmen execute varied missions around the world alongside service members and civilians from different Air Force major commands, joint units and international organizations. AFDW highlights Airmen in these unique missions in its series, “AFDW&You.”
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    AFDW&You: Meet Tech. Sgt. Christopher Baker

    The Air Force District of Washington encompasses more than 30,000 Airmen in 1,758 units stationed at 500 locations in 108 countries. AFDW Airmen execute varied missions around the world alongside service members and civilians from different Air Force major commands, joint units and international organizations. AFDW highlights Airmen in these unique missions in its series, “AFDW&You.”
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    AFDW&You: Meet Staff Sgt. Richie Shia

    The Air Force District of Washington encompasses more than 30,000 Airmen in 1,758 units stationed at 500 locations in 108 countries. AFDW Airmen execute varied missions around the world alongside service members and civilians from different Air Force major commands, joint units and international organizations. AFDW highlights Airmen in these unique missions in its series, “AFDW&You.”
  • Four double exposures combine to represent the four pillars; social, spiritual, physical and mental, that makes up Comprehensive Airmen Fitness. (U.S. Air Force graphic by Airman 1st Class Philip Bryant/Released))

    5 Burning Questions: Resiliency During Crisis

    In an effort to answer some of your top questions about a variety of subjects, the Air Force District of Washington continues the “5 Burning Questions” series. In this installment, the 11th Wing Community Support Team discusses resiliency during a crisis.
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    5 Burning Questions: AFDW Staff Judge Advocate

    In an effort to answer some of your top questions about a variety of subjects, the Air Force District of Washington continues the “5 Burning Questions” series. In this installment, Laura Battle, AFDW Staff Judge Advocate attorney-advisor, covers the Hatch Act and teleworking.
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    SNCO teaches course on staying connected while social distancing

    To help Airmen adapt to the challenges faced by social distancing, Senior Master Sgt. Eric Bergery Jr., Senior Enlisted Manager of the Logistics, Engineering and Force Protection office, Air Force District of Washington, uses cloud-based video conference services to deliver interactive lessons focused on offering Airmen the necessary skills to build and maintain healthy relationships.
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