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Cole High School robotics team takes third at state competition
May 30, 2018
Members of the Cole High and Middle Schools’ robotics teams participated in the Texas Computer Education Association State Robotics Contest held April 7 at Hutto High School, near Austin. From left are Gina Hanna, Cole robotics teacher and sponsor, robotics team members Aydin Chewning, Henry Yowell, Elizabeth Bardales, Camryn Kling, David Parker and Mitchell Hafer.

Commentary: Followership, or how to avoid being a toxic subordinate
May 30, 2018
"A toxic subordinate is someone who exhibits mannerisms detrimental to a positive command climate, readiness, esprit de corps, and Army values, and who influences others to follow their errant lead." - Command Sgt. Major Brian M. Disque

NASA set to launch first Army doctor into space
May 30, 2018
Army Lt. Col. (Dr.) Andrew Morgan, a NASA astronaut and emergency physician credentialed at Brooke Army Medical Center, has been assigned to Expedition 60/61, which is set to launch to the International Space Station in July 2019.

Hundreds gather to salute fallen military members at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery
May 29, 2018
Members of the Southside High School Junior Air Force ROTC Honor Guard present the colors as local military leaders salute during the Memorial Day ceremony at the Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery amphitheater May 28.

Quadrangle at JBSA-Fort Sam Houston a popular destination
May 25, 2018
The completed water and watch tower in 1877 before the addition of the clock at the Quadrangle at present-day Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston.

Casual lieutenant innovates, supports UPT next
May 25, 2018
Second Lt. Sean is a member of the 12th Training Squadron. He is following in his parent’s footsteps who both served in the Air Force, and will soon begin training to be a remotely piloted aircraft pilot. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Stormy Archer)

Renovation project transforming one of JBSA-Randolph’s oldest buildings
May 24, 2018
A Y-shaped building that was constructed as the post exchange during Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph’s Army Air Corps era is in the midst of a renovation project that is transforming the interior of two of the structure’s three wings located at Randolph Air Force Base, Texas. (courtesy photo)

Kelly Airfield stands down to conduct safety review
May 24, 2018
502nd OSS

‘A Night in Your Honor’ recognizes future service members
May 24, 2018
Future service members, their families, educators, business leaders and military members gathered in the Rosenberg Sky Room at the University of the Incarnate Word to participate in “A Night in Your Honor” sponsored by Our Community Salutes-San Antonio May 16.

Warrior & Family Support Center beats summer swelter with new canopy
May 24, 2018
David Coker (third from left), Fisher House Foundation president, and Rachel O’Hern (second from right), Returning Heroes Home executive director, symbolically cut the ribbon re-opening the Freedom Park Amphitheater at Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston May 17. The amphitheater, part of the Warrior & Family Support Center, received a 12,000-square-foot canopy addition to shield visitors from the Texas sun. Also pictured (from left) are retired Marine Maj. Gen. (Ret.) Juan Ayala, Director of Military Affairs, City of San Antonio; Barbara Gentry, Fisher House Foundation board member; Coker; O’Hern; and Steve Fogle, Chairman, Board of Directors, Returning Heroes Home. The WFSC serves wounded, injured and ill service members as they receive treatment at Brooke Army Medical Center.

BAMC holds first health fair geared for women
May 23, 2018
At the physical therapy table, Chanel Jackson and Dorian Mason participate in a game to test their knowledge about exercise during the Women’s Health Fair at Brooke Army Medical Center May 19. The question was “What type of exercises should post-menopausal women perform?” Bobbi Hawthorne, physical therapy student, revealed the answer as “aerobic, strength and balance.”

Army CSM: Service members must be physically ready for deployment
May 23, 2018
U.S. Army Command Sgt. Maj. John W. Troxell, Senior Enlisted Advisor to the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, hosts a physical training session with Deputy Secretary of Defense Patrick M. Shanahan and service-members from across the Joint Force to kick off the inaugural Department of Defense Readiness and Resilience Workshop at Fort Lesley J. McNair, Washington, D.C., April 17, 2018.

37th TRW hosts virtual reality symposium
May 22, 2018
VR symposium

Courts-martial, crimes and punishment at Joint Base San Antonio
May 22, 2018
Courts-martial, crimes and punishment at Joint Base San Antonio.

99th FTS preserves the memory of Maj Jeff ‘Oz’ Ausborn
May 22, 2018
Wearing the Army combat uniform, Lt. Col. Jason Powell, Air Education and Training Command deputy director for safety, leads the roll call for the NATO Air Training Command Afghanistan, NATC-A NINE, April 27, 2018, Randolph AFB, Texas. Powell was on the next rotation that followed this tragic event and has flown with the 99th FTS for the last four years. Among the victims was Maj. Jeff ‘Oz’ Ausborn, who was deployed from the 99th FTS. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Ave I. Young)

Air National Guard director, command chief visit 149th Fighter Wing
May 22, 2018
Lt. Gen. L. Scott Rice, Air National Guard Director, visits with airmen from the 149th Fighter Wing during a lucheon at the Live Oak dining facility at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland May 19.

Retiring Air Force Surgeon General saw revolution in expeditionary care
May 22, 2018
Lt. Gen. Mark Ediger, U.S. Air Force Surgeon General, photographed in his office at the Pentagon, July 8, 2016. Ediger retires from the Air Force, June 1.

AFPC launches database for special trophies, awards information
May 22, 2018

Game-changing weaponry in development, says Army secretary
May 22, 2018
Secretary of the Army Dr. Mark T. Esper, speaks at the Center for a New American Security in Washington, D.C., May 16, 2018.

Brooke Army Medical Center nurse receives Daisy award
May 21, 2018
Col. Margaret Nava, Brooke Army Medical Center chief nursing officer, presents Arlene Johnson, Neonatal Intensive Care Unit registered nurse, the Daisy Award during a ceremony at Brooke Army Medical Center May 16.