• AFDW Airmen visit Baltimore hospital

    More than 35 Airmen from Bolling Air Force Base, Washington, D.C., and the Pentagon visited more than 600 patients at the Baltimore Veterans Affairs Medical Center Feb. 9. "This really made my day," said Albert Smith, Army retiree. "I really want to thank you guys for your service." Airmen ranging

  • Band announces 2009 guest artist series

    The United States Air Force Band recently announced its Guest Artist Series 2009. The first show in the series is Feb. 22 at 3 p.m. in Daughters of the American Revolution Constitution Hall with country music legend Charley Pride. The career Country Music Hall of Fame star Charley Pride spans over

  • Green Knights kick-start riding season

    The Green Knights Motorcycle Club will meet Feb. 26 at 5 p.m. in building 1442, the Sports Page, on Andrews Air Force Base, Md., to kick-start the 2009 riding season. The Green Knights, a military motorcycle club, was formed in 1999 and formally recognized in early 2000 at McGuire AFB, N.J. "The

  • AFDW commander 'coins' inauguration participants

    January was a busy month for the men and women of the Air Force District of Washington as they lived up to their motto "Superior Service, Military Support and Contingency Response" in support of the 56th Presidential Inauguration from Jan. 15-24, to honor the new Commander-in-Chief of the Armed

  • GSC stands up provisional headquarters at Bolling

    The Air Force's newest command stood up its provisional headquarters at Bolling Air Force Base, D.C., Jan. 12. The Air Force Global Strike Command is led by Brig. Gen. James Kowalski, who was the deputy director for global operations for the Joint Staff in the Pentagon before taking the reins of the

  • Air Force, Army create joint legal assistance office

    The Air Force and Army recently opened the Pentagon Army and Air Force Legal Assistance Office. An official ribbon cutting ceremony will be held Feb. 25 at 2 p.m. "It's a shared office with people working toward a common vision of providing superior customer service to Soldiers and Airmen," said Lt.

  • Not all CFC contributions recorded by end of year

    Numerous Combined Federal Campaign pledges submitted by civilian and military members this year encountered processing delays. As a result of the pledges not being recorded in the financial systems prior to the end of the calendar year, CFC allotments were not taken out of the mid-January pay