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  • Presidential Inauguration brings Tuskegee Airmen to Bolling

    One-hundred and eighty-eight Tuskegee Airmen arrived at the Bolling Club Jan. 20 for breakfast, music and conversation before attending the Presidential Inauguration. "The event here was very humbling," said Chief Master Sergeant Rodney J. McKinley, chief master sergeant of the Air Force. "It

  • 113 WG continues presidential Inauguration tradition

     The 113th Wing "Capital Guardians" will participate in a joint force effort with the D.C. National Guard in next week's presidential Inauguration. Teaming up with several thousand National Guard members who have been called upon to support local, state and federal agencies, the members of the 113

  • Andrews launches Tactical Fitness Center

    Andrews Air Force Base took a groundbreaking new stride in combat fitness training capability Thursday with the ribbon-cutting of the Andrews Tactical Fitness Center. The center supports the 316th Wing's goal of "Airmen fit and ready to fight and win across the whole spectrum" with a new policy and

  • Bolling community gears up for Eubank team evaluation

    The Maj. Gen. Eugene L. Eubank evaluation team is slated to visit Bolling Jan. 26-30 to evaluate the 11th Services Division and the 11th Mission Support Squadron. Both units are competing together against services divisions from Aviano Air Base, Italy; Cannon Air Force Base, N.M.; and Tyndall Air

  • AFDW continues preparation for inauguration parade

    With an overcast sky and temperatures at 37 degrees, the 11th Wing commander led 310 marching Airmen from the U.S. Capitol down Pennsylvania Avenue to 15th Street Jan. 11 during a rehearsal for the 2009 Inauguration Day Parade. "The inaugural practice was a helpful reminder to all Airmen that we

  • Air Force inauguration participation represents another historic event

    On Jan. 20, when President-elect Barack Obama takes the oath of office, U.S. service members will once again participate in a time-honored tradition which began with President George Washington for his first inauguration in 1789. Among those service members participating with the new president will