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Multimedia unveils newest self-help programs
May 17, 2007
Tommy Brown (left), multimedia center graphics, shows Tony Lightner, 12th Flying Training Wing Safety, how to use the video editing kiosk.
Anthrax program resumed, vaccine protects Airmen
May 17, 2007
Freedom from rising postage rates
May 16, 2007
The new "Forever" postage stamp is now available at the post office on Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. The cost of mailing a standard letter, typically weighing in at 1 ounce, increased two cents, to 41 cents, on May 14. The Forever stamp, however, offers patrons an option to continually rising costs. The stamp is good for sending 1-ounce, first-class mail through the postal system anytime in the future, regardless of price changes. "If the price goes up again and you still have them, they're still good," assures Jessie Gonzalez from the Lackland post office. "Someone with a lot of mailing can really make out (with these stamps)." (USAF photo by April Blumer)
101 Critical Days of Summer underway, caution urged
May 16, 2007
Col. Richard Clark (front center), 12th Flying Training Wing commander, leads unit members in a 1.5-mile run May 15 to kick off the 101 Critical Days of Summer campaign. After the run, the more than 200 participants were treated to food and beverages on Grater Field. (U.S. Air Force photo by Rich McFadden)
Airpower's Blacksmiths win 19th AF awards
May 16, 2007
Capt. Lonnie Lingafelter
Luau dance
May 16, 2007
Tax center saves Airmen dollars
May 16, 2007
Getting ready for season opener
May 15, 2007
Mavin Brown works to reanchor a ladder at the Warhawk Pool while Jose Herrera stabilizes the work ladder. The two men from the 37th Civil Engineer Squadron on Lackland Air Force Base, Texas, are helping make minor repairs to the pool to ensure its timely opening May 28. Pool hours will be 2-7 p.m. Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, 1-8 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, closed Tuesday. (USAF photo by Robbin Cresswell)
Pool time
May 15, 2007
Phillip Sparks, 12th Services Division maintenance worker, skims the center pool May 8 in preparation for the summer swimming season. Pool passes are on sale at the Randolph Information, Tickets and Travel office, Building 897. The center pool opens May 26. (U.S. Air Force photo by Rich McFadden)
Multimedia makes seamless merge under public affairs
May 15, 2007
Deployment preparation: Not just for Airmen anymore
May 15, 2007
Top 3 to sponor car show
May 11, 2007
WIC services offered on base
May 11, 2007
MEN'S SOFTBALL: Warhawks near title three-peat
May 11, 2007
LADIES SOFTBALL: Lady Warhawks win 3rd straight
May 11, 2007
Little Lacklanders 'float' through Month of the Military Child
May 4, 2007
Justin Harter, 3, keeps his "Uncle Sam" hat from falling over his eyes as he pulls his float in the Month of the Military Child Shoebox Parade on April 27 around the Family Child Care Office at Kenly and Selfridge Avenues on Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. He is the son of Staff Sgt. Ryan and Lisa Harter. "It was an awesome turnout," said Tina Matthews, Family Child Care Support Group president and event planner. She said the parade included 25 to 30 floats. "The children enjoyed pulling their floats, and especially making them at home with their parents," she said. "We had great support from parents and providers as well." (USAF photo by Robbin Cresswell)
DLI students practice skills at picnic
May 4, 2007
DeWayne Henderson, manager of the Lackland Saddle Club at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas, is mounted on his horse, Risky, explaining the Civil War uniform and Soldier's life during the war, to the Defense Language Institute English Language Center staff and faculty, AMIGO Sponsors and international students present. The break from the classroom allowed the students to use their new English skills to communicate with picnic attendees. The DLIELC is responsible for teaching English to international military and civilians from more than 90 allied countries. The second mission, through the Field Studies Program Division, is to present the American culture in all its aspects. (USAF photo by Robbin Cresswell)
Fitness staff prepares to lose big
May 4, 2007
BASEBALL: Titans turn away Warhawks
May 4, 2007
MEN'S SOFTBALL: Warhawks soar over Concodia
May 4, 2007