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  • H1N1 vaccine coming soon, seasonal flu vaccine still available

    Malcolm Grow Medical Center has not received the H1N1 influenza vaccine yet, but expects the initial shipments soon. While there will eventually be enough vaccine to immunize anyone who wishes to be vaccinated, the goal is to immunize those at highest risk first. In order to do so, the 79th Medical

  • Graphics support currently available at Bolling AFB

    Graphics support is available to Joint Team Andrews personnel via a support agreement in place with the 11th Wing public affairs office at Bolling Air Force Base. The Graphic Arts Division of the public affairs office provides professional creation and design for illustrations, charts, graphics,

  • Hush House: ensuring F-16 Fighting Falcons are fit for flight

    The District of Columbia Air National Guard 113th Maintenance Squadron has a facility that tests F-16 Fighting Falcon F110-GE-100 engines to ensure they are safe for flight before they are installed on the aircraft.The Hush House test facility is primarily used for testing uninstalled engines

  • Jazz Heritage Series continues

    The United States Air Force Band's Airmen of Note will present another broadcast taping session with jazz baritone saxophonist Gary Smulyan from noon to 2:30 p.m. at the United States Air Force Band Hangar II, 201 McChord Street, Bolling Air Force Base, D.C. Doors open at 11:30 a.m. Seating is

  • Navy welcomes SFS to Anacostia firing range

    As joint basing rapidly approaches, the 11th Security Forces Squadron and the members at the Anacostia Armory/Range have already made the transition. What used to be a firing range for only United States Navy members, now houses both the Navy and the Air Force. Before moving to the Anacostia

  • Senior leaders draw attention to Energy Awareness Month

    Air Force senior leaders are leaning on Airmen to continue to assist with the service's energy challenges and help increase the nation's energy independence. Secretary of the Air Force Michael B. Donley and Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Norton Schwartz announced their initiative in a service-wide

  • CMSAF Roy speaks, inspires Joint Base Andrews Airmen

    The 16th Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force, whose family calls this base home - but who himself is "just TDY here" - briefed a standing room-only audience of Joint Team Andrews Airmen here Wednesday at an Enlisted Call during first official visit to the base.Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force

  • Jodice earns third star; leaving AFDW for Izmir in November

    Deep down, every Airman knows they could be asked to make a major life change, drop some of the connections they have established and begin the process of deployment to any corner of the world. It's part of the life of an Airman. That is the scenario that Air Force District of Washington Commander

  • Web site offers help for military families in transition

    Sixteen-year-old Robyn Lutzkanin loves the military. As a military child, she said she has moved often and enjoys seeing new places and meeting new people. "It really opens your eyes up to the world," Robyn added. But she admited to dreading the transition of moving to that new place and having to

  • Ceremonial guardsmen accompany president to G-20 Summit

    The third G-20 Summit was hosted by President Barrack Obama at Pittsburgh's David L. Lawrence Convention Center Sept. 24 through 25. President Obama chaired the meeting of world leaders that represented 85 percent of the world's economy. At the Pittsburgh G-20 Summit, leaders reviewed the progress