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

2008 AFDW Civil Engineer awards announced

Winners of the 2008 Air Force District of Washington Civil Engineer annual awards were recently announced by AFDW Commander Maj. Gen. Ralph Jodice. "All nominees are to be commended for their extraordinary performance and outstanding dedication to duty," said General Jodice. "But the winners stood

AFDW Financial Management and Comptroller annual award winners announced

Winners of the 2008 Air Force District of Washington Financial Management and Comptroller annual awards were recently announced by AFDW Commander Maj. Gen. Ralph Jodice. "This year's competition was extremely close with virtually every category narrowly decided by just a few points," said General

AFDW 4th Quarter award winners announced

Air Force District of Washington announced its 4th Quarter Award winners during a luncheon Jan. 22 at The Club on Andrews. The winners, who were honored for their performances from Oct. 1 through Dec. 31, 2008, are: · Airman of the Quarter - Airman 1st Class Tiffany Miles, AFDW/CCK · NCO of the

Bolling Airman receives SOAR

Senior Airman James Cashwell, U.S. Air Force Honor Guard, recently received news that he was accepted into the Scholarships for Outstanding Airmen to ROTC program allowing him the opportunity to move from the enlisted core into the officer tier of the Air Force. Airman Cashwell will separate from

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

Former President Bush Departs from Andrews

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