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  • Community shares time, dinner with enlisted Airmen

    The Belle-Scott Committee, the nation's oldest civic support group for a military installation and its personnel, as well as more than 200 civic leaders from the local area honored Joint Total Force Scott's enlisted corps on May 15 at the 58th Annual Belle-Scott Enlisted Dinner at Fischer's

  • Scott hosts emergency planning meeting

    In 2001, President George Bush mandated that all military installations work with their surrounding communities in emergency preparedness and response. That mandate has become a reality, and Scott is on the leading edge of interoperability with its neighbors. Last week, Scott hosted the quarterly

  • Prevent injuries with proper running shoes

    Is running or walking giving you "agony of de-feet?" Whether it is or it isn't, don't call the "toe truck!" Al Bromley, Health and Wellness Center Fitness Program Manager, encourages everyone to consider how important proper athletic shoes are for the Air Force Fitness Program. "You wouldn't expect

  • Federal Executive Board presents annual awards

    The Greater St. Louis Federal Executive Board presented the "America at Its Best" Awards, Excellence in Government 2007, on May 8 at the Orlando Gardens in St. Louis. The awards recognize local federal government employees and area servicemembers for exceptional performance in the workplace and

  • USTRANSCOM deputy named New York USO Military Woman of the Year

    U.S. Navy Vice Adm. Ann E. Rondeau, U.S. Transportation Command deputy commander and senior ranking female officer in the U.S. Navy, was named Military Woman of the Year by the United Service Organization of Metropolitan New York May 5. Admiral Rondeau joined Deirdre Imus and Diane Taylor as the

  • Scott Airmen promote junior achievement

    For the past four years, Scott Airmen have volunteered their time to teach kids some valuable life lessons. The Junior Achievement program is taught to students in elementary schools around the nation. The purpose of Junior Achievement is to educate and inspire young people to value free enterprise,

  • Solution for technology problems

    The 375th Communications Group will host the 13th annual Information Technology Products and Services Expo scheduled for May 21 from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Scott Club. The expo is free and open to all DoD, government and contractor personnel with gate access. "The Technology Expo will help