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  • Car wash for a cause

    The First Four Airmen Council held a car wash fundraiser Saturday at the Base Theatre from noon to 3 p.m. "The goal for the car wash was to raise money for the family in Belleville who lost everything they had in an explosion a couple of months ago," said Senior Airman Nicole Washington, First Four

  • Cardinal Creek Chapel reopens after two years

    A vision will become a reality as Cardinal Creek Chapel, formerly known as Chapel 2, celebrates their grand re-opening after more than two and a half years closure June 22. Chapel 2 was closed in September 2005 due to potential health risks. After two years of dormancy, new chapel leadership

  • JTF Scott member receives top military scholar award

    Tech. Sgt. Steven Jones of Air Mobility Command received the Military Scholar Award for Undergraduate Studies during commencement exercises at Amridge University in Montgomery, Ala. The Military Scholar Award recognizes enlisted graduates who have excelled in scholarly achievement during their

  • Scott members presented with Awards for Service to the CFC

    Five volunteers at Scott Air Force base were recently honored for their service to the fall 2007 Gateway Combined Federal Campaign. Hope McMahon, Chair of the Gateway Combined Federal Campaign Leadership Committee and Chief, U.S. Transportation Command Transformation and Readiness Division,

  • USTRANSCOM works to implement defibrillator program

    American Red Cross Adult Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation classes are underway at the Unites States Transportation Command, as members of the command prepare to implement a Public Access Defibrillator Program. The classes, conducted by Army Lt. Col. Steve Green of USTRANSCOM, consist of approximately

  • Mosquito Avoidance and West Nile Virus Information

    The time has come again when the mosquitoes are out. The following information is provided to ensure all civilians and personnel on Scott are updated on testing, spraying procedures, West Nile Virus and prevention. Public Health Entomology will trap for mosquitoes twice a week at pre-designated

  • Gates announces recommendations on senior Air Force leadership positions

    Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates has recommended that President Bush nominate Michael B. Donley, the Defense Department's director of administration and management, to be the next secretary of the Air Force and Air Force Gen. Norton A. Schwartz, U.S. Transportation Command commander, to become Air

  • Secretary Gates brings call for excellence to AMC Airmen

    Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates spoke to an audience of more than 400 Airmen here Tuesday to personally deliver his message that the Air Force must apply more rigor to its responsibilities, particularly with nuclear weapons. The secretary's visit came as a result of his decision to ask the

  • Meet the new 375th Airlift Wing vice commander

    A little less than two years ago, Col. Steve Oliver arrived for duty at United States Transportation Command on Scott Air Force Base as the Deputy Director of Strategy, Policy, Programs and Logistics. On June 2, Colonel Oliver crossed Scott Drive and made the transition as the 375th Airlift Wing

  • Another Air Force first begins at Scott

    When most first term Airmen arrive to their first duty station, it's their first time away from home. Not to mention, it's their first time not being in a training environment in the Air Force. Although it is an exciting time, this transition can also be scary. Scott Air Force Base has devised a