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  • Airman found not guilty of 2005 murder of fellow Airman in Iceland

    A military jury of eight Air Force officers and six enlisted members found Airman Calvin Eugene Hill not guilty of the August 14, 2005 premeditated murder of Airman Ashley Turner while the two were stationed at Naval Air Station Keflavik, Iceland, as well as a related obstruction of justice charge. The verdict was announced May 16. Airman Turner
  • Lisa Martin, library technician, reads to Bolling children during story time at the base library May 15. The library holds story time Tuesdays at 10 a.m and Thursdays at 2 pm. Located in Building 4439 on Tinker Street, the library is open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturday from noon to 5 p.m. It is closed Sundays and federal holidays. For more information, call (202) 767-5578. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Sean Adams)

    Hey kids, its story time

  • Privatization peeks interest at town hall meeting

    Housing privatization was the most discussed topic at Bolling's Town Hall Meeting held May 10 at the base technology center. Col. Thomas J. Carroll, the 11th Civil Engineer Squadron commander, spoke about housing privatization and other 11th CES issues of concern to Bolling residents. "Housing privatization is a huge deal containing a lot of

  • Washington Nationals honor military service

    The Washington Nationals baseball team saluted the U.S. military during an evening pre-game program May 11 that featured fireworks, a group enlistment and servicemembers tossing ceremonial pitches. Military Appreciation Night activities held at Robert F. Kennedy Stadium here also included Deputy Defense Secretary Gordon R. England, who met with
  • Cheif Master Sgt. Richard Pearson, U.S. Air Force Band, sings the jail-time blues while locked up for Jail and Bail, one of the Air Force Assistance Fund fundrasier, outside the Bolling base exchange April 10. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Alexandre Montes)

    Bolling exceeds AFAF contribution goal by 52 percent

    Bolling Air Force Base, D.C., raised $38,234 during this year's Air Force Assistance Fund drive, exceeding the preset goal of $25,030 by more than 50 percent. "This year's campaign has been the benchmark for future campaigns," said 1st Lt. Peter Mask, Alternate AFAF representative for Bolling and Andrews AFB. "It's truly an honor to have been part
  • Andrew J. Stephens, 11th Wing historian, received the Outstanding Civilian Administrative Professional Award — Executive Level from Robert E. Corsi Jr., deputy administrative assistant to the Secretary of the Air Force, during a ceremony at the Bolling Clubs April 25. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Rusti Caraker)

    Historian named outstanding civilian administrative professional -- executive level

    Andrew J. Stephens, 11th Wing historian, received the Outstanding Civilian Administrative Professional Award -- Executive Level during a ceremony at the Bolling Clubs April 25. Mr. Stephens was the sole historian in the Air Force District of Washington, providing extensive historical guidance and support by interfacing with the Air Force Historian
  • Airman Brandon L. Owens, 11th Security Forces Squadron, checks an ID card at Bolling's south gate May 7. A representative from the National Crime Prevention Council will be at the technology center May 14 at 1 p.m. to discuss tips on staying safe on the Internet and avoiding identity theft. The 11th Security Forces Squadron hosts this event in honor of police week, May 14 through 18. For more information, call Staff Sgt. Jana McClintock at (202) 767-8949. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Dan DeCook)

    11th SFS hosts police week event

  • An Airman buckles his seatbelt before starting his car May 7 at Bolling. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Dan DeCook)

    Seat belts save lives, money

    According to National Highway Traffic Safety Administration seat belts saved over 15,700 American lives in 2005, while preventing 350,000 serious injuries and $67 billion in economic costs. With the summer months quickly approaching, it is time Airmen start thinking about safety according to leadership. "Our Airmen are the most important resource
  • Navy Petty Officer 1st Class Jennifer Smith, commissary shopper, picks apples from the new produce section at the Bolling commissary April 30. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Alexandre Montes)

    Commissary makes layout changes

    The Bolling commissary began construction April 19, replacing old refrigerators, shelves and registers to redefine its look. The project is scheduled to be finish by the end of August and will result in an increase in products and accelerated service. Changes began with refrigerators in the produce section and will end with new bakery cases
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    Bolling celebrates Asian Pacific Heritage Month

    Cooking demonstrations featuring Filipino Lumpia, Japanese Gyoza and Indian Curry Rice, and an Expo of cultural performances, embassy representatives and food sampling are a few of the events people can expect from this years Asian Pacific Heritage Month during the month of May. The theme for this year is "Pursuing Excellence through Leadership,
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