Honor Guard travels to Europe, one member sees familiar face

Each of the many performances the U.S. Air Force Honor Guard Drill Team executes each year leaves a unique mark on the drill team members. Whether it's meeting a retired veteran who is reinspired by a performance or seeing a child who stands up proudly to say, "That's what I will do," the job of

Airmen aprenden cómo preparar platos mexicanos-americano (Airmen learn how to prepare Mexican-American dishes)

Bolling Airmen received a crash course on several easy-to-make Mexican-American dishes during a dormitory cooking class at Blanchard Barracks July 31. Two of our general officer enlisted aides held the class in a continuing effort to teach Airmen how to shop, handle and prepare their own meals since

Bolling dentistry program residents complete year-long advanced training

The Advanced Education in General Dentistry Residency Program here graduated four new practitioners July 20 and the grads are now ready for Air Force worldwide service. The program, one of 11 similar nationwide, has been active here since 1980 and the base has produced about 135 graduates since

Leadership school closes with CES Airman earning Levitow award

When the Airman Leadership School here closed for good recently, an 11th Wing Civil Engineering Squadron Airman stood at the head of the last graduating class. Senior Airman Jonathan D. Bellamy, a pavements and equipment operator, earned the John L. Levitow Award, the school's top prize, besting 19

Ceremonial Guardsmen lay Lady Bird Johnson to rest

Representing the Air Force in one of the most humbling ways possible, two Airmen from the U.S. Air Force Honor Guard were chosen to carry the casket of the former first lady, Mrs. Claudia "Lady Bird" Johnson, after her death July 11. Airmen 1st Class Joshua Malyemezian and Robert Cimino, pallbearers

Senator speaks to Airmen about military service

United we stand

Gen. Henry "Hap" Arnold Gate dedicated at Bolling

The main gate at Bolling Air Force Base no longer exists. In a dedication ceremony July 9, the main gate was renamed as the Gen. Henry "Hap" Arnold Gate, named after the first and only five-star General of the Air Force. Robert Arnold, grandson of the illustrious general, and Col. Terry Ross, 11th

AFDW Commander visits Walter Reed's wounded warriors

On the eve of his retirement Maj. Gen. Robert Smolen, commander Air Force District of Washington, took a moment to say thanks to the wounded men and women at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. The focus of the visit was to boost the patients' morale and recovery. During the visit, the general spent

Tech. Sgt. golfs with Tiger Woods