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  • Holiday Concert Series tickets available

    Starting Nov. 10, free tickets to the upcoming U.S. Air Force Band's annual Holiday Concert Series become available. The Dec. 3 and 4 performance tickets will be available for pick up at any of the following locations during the listed hours:Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling Visitors Center, Washington,

  • AFDW Commander discusses civilian workforce restructuring

    Air Force District of Washington Commander Maj. Gen. Darren McDew held the first of four town hall meetings today to discuss Air Force-wide workforce restructuring following the Nov. 2, 2011, Air Force announcement that approximately 4,500 civilian manpower positions must be eliminated in calendar

  • CSAF addresses key Air Force issues at JBA

    Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Norton Schwartz provided insight into the latest developments in Air Force funding, manpower and morale during a Chief of Staff Call at the base theater here Nov. 1. Schwartz opened the event by delivering introductory comments to the Team Andrews audience, then

  • 'Wingman Culture - it's a mindset'

    Air Force District of Washington hosted Wingman Day Nov. 2 at the Community Activity Center on Joint Base Andrews, Md., to celebrate the Capital Wingman Culture."Wingman Culture is not a program - it's a mindset," said Chief Master Sgt. Scott A. Fuller, AFDW command chief. "Our Capital Wingman

  • Air Force announces civilian workforce restructuring

    Air Force officials announced several adjustments to the civilian workforce Nov 2. In response to direction from the Secretary of Defense for the Department of Defense to stop civilian growth above fiscal year 2010 levels and the need to add 5,900 positions against the Air Force's top priorities,

  • USAF Honor Guard unveils resiliency room

    U.S. Air Force Honor Guard servicemembers unveiled new space to recharge and unwind Nov.2 at a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the resiliency room, on Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling, Washington, D.C. The day room is complete with two new flat screen televisions, an XBox gaming system, three rows of new

  • Air Force BDU officially history

    There are two things you should not see Nov. 1 -- Halloween costumes and the Air Force Battle Dress Uniform.In 2006, the Airman Battle Uniform became authorized for wear and a date was set for final phase-out of the woodland camouflage-patterned BDU's.Previously announced to be effective Oct. 1 of

  • Air Force employment focuses on individuals with disabilities

    Air Force hiring officials have placed increased emphasis on employing individuals with disabilities within its civilian workforce.October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month, and Air Force officials here are reaching out to Air Force leaders to educate them on the Air Force's

  • Air Force, Microsoft agreement provides software for home use

    The Air Force's Enterprise Software licensing agreement with Microsoft entitles all Air Force network users to attain one licensed copy of the Microsoft Office Suite and/or one licensed copy of Microsoft Office Project software to install and use on their home computer. Authorized employees are

  • Let's all celebrate 'America Recycles Day'

    Did you know that every Nov. 15 is America Recycles Day? Initiated in 1997, this day is set aside to raise recycling awareness throughout the United States and to identify the benefits of making resources available to future generations. We live in a bountiful and beautiful country, but too often we