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Tax center calls for volunteers to prepare forms
November 3, 2009

'Wings of Blue' parachute team performs at Air Show
October 30, 2009

Team Randolph exceeds Combined Federal Campaign goal
October 28, 2009

'Something for everybody' at Randolph during Air Force Family Week
October 27, 2009

Command Chief's Panel play host to Airmen inquiries
October 27, 2009

Beta 1 combined class graduates 14 officers, enlisted
October 27, 2009
Gen. Stephen Lorenz, Air Education and Training Command commander, talks to the first Beta 1 class at their graduation at the Randolph Air Force Base Parr O' Club Oct. 23. The class combined the enlisted Basic Sensor Operator Course and Unmanned Aircraft Systems Fundamental's Course for officers. (U.S. Air Force photo by Rich McFadden)

With gates open to public, 12th Security Forces will be 'on task' during Randolph Air Show
October 26, 2009

Tops in Blue come to Randolph
October 26, 2009
A team of volunteers from organizations on Randolph Air Force Base along with technicians from Tops in Blue setup more than 60,000 pounds of equipment inside Hangar 4 Oct. 21 in preparation for the Oct. 22 show at Randolph AFB, Texas. (U.S. Air Force photo/Steve Thurow)

Randolph set for Frightful Friday, spooky Saturday
October 26, 2009

Cadet Circle dedication
October 23, 2009
Gen. Stephen Lorenz, Air Education and Training Command commander, looks on as former Randolph Air Force Base cadets, Maj. Gen. (retired) William Acker, left, and Col. (retired) Donald Robison, unveil the plaque at the Cadet Circle dedication ceremony in the AETC circle drive. The circular courtyard between the AETC headquarters building and the command’s Lahm Conference Center was named Cadet Circle today to honor more than 16,000 aviation cadets and student pilots who received their pilot training here.  The Army Air Corps Aviation Cadet Program began during World War I and was conducted at Randolph from 1931 to 1965.  In 1943 the mission here changed when the Central Instructor's School moved to Randolph. In 1947 the cadets came back along with basic flying training and remained here until cadet training was phased out at Randolph in 1951. The new monument, centered in the middle of the courtyard, honors the men who were the primary reason for the existence of the base itself—cadets who lived, trained, and in some cases, died at Randolph. (U.S. Air Force/ Rich McFadden)



H1N1 vaccine in holding pattern, flu season closing in
October 21, 2009

Team Randolph preps for air show Nov. 7, 8
October 21, 2009
The 2009 Randolph Air Show takes place Nov. 7-8. The gates open at 9 a.m. and close at 5 p.m. both days. The event is open to the public.

Energy fair to provide base community with glimpse of latest 'green' products, technology
October 19, 2009

Family Advocacy classes aim to reduce deployment-induced stress, domestic violence through education
October 19, 2009

MARE tests, rehearses first responders' roles in case of air show accident
October 14, 2009
Senior Airman Christela Turner (left) and Airman 1st Class Charis Becker, 12 Medical Group flight medicine technicians, perform medical care on a simulated victim of the Air Show Exercise at Randolph Air Force Base Oct. 14.

Civilian aviators attend Randolph’s Civil Fly In
October 13, 2009
Shane Musselman, Randolph crew chief, directs a Civil Air Patrol plane to a parking spot at the Civil Fly In here Oct. 8. ( U.S. Air Force Photo By Don Lindsey)

Real-world chlorine scare puts base, local area on alert
October 13, 2009
Zach McCabe (left), and Senior Airman Tyler McClain, 12thFire and Emergency Services fire fighters, escort Senior Airman Kathleen Smith, 12th Medical Group Bioenviromental section, into the scene of a real world chlorine leak at Randolph Air Force Base Oct. 8.  (U.S. Air Force photo by Rich McFadden)

Seminar gives couples tools to better cope with stress of deployment
October 13, 2009