Feb. 22, 2012 Volunteer of the year has strong leadership qualities What defines someone as a leader? Is it the endurance to do what it takes to get the job done? Maybe it's the courage to take on any problem.For Airman 1st Class Jacob Beeman, 375th Communications Support Squadron computer systems programmer, it's by immersing himself in various roles around base,
Feb. 22, 2012 USTRANSCOM worker is O’Fallon Firefighter of the Year Brad White, Naval Criminal Investigative Service representative for U.S. Transportation Command's Intelligence directorate does not spend his days in an action-packed environment like his NCIS television counterparts. But, he makes up for it when he leaves his day job and goes on duty with the
July 7, 2011 Civilian personal trainer helps military members reach their goals With today's fitness standards, more Airmen are making an effort to improve the quality of their training regimen. One way they can do that is by enlisting the help of personal trainers who are available through the Enhanced Fitness Program at base fitness centers.That's what Staff Sgt. David
July 7, 2011 USDA helps keep wildlife off Scott's flightline In 1905, Orville Wright documented the first known bird strike in his journal after a flight over a corn field in Dayton, Ohio. Since then, wildlife strikes have been a common obstacle to aviation. From 1990 to 2008, there were more than 100,000 known strikes from the civilian and military sectors
June 29, 2011 High school senior aims high in Girl Scout organization Holly Martin, a senior at Mascoutah High School and daughter of Brig. Gen. Frederick Martin, Air Mobility Command A3 director, has dedicated much of her life to serving others, much like her father.Holly joined Girl Scouts at the age of 5 as a Daisy Scout, but her journey as a girl scout is unique
June 29, 2011 Scott colonel shares Air Force life with his sons Sentiments from Father's Day linger as the 4th of July comes into view. For three sons who decided to follow their father into the military, these holidays together reflect the spirit of legacy and pride in nation. Lt. Col. Michael P. Liechty, outbound Headquarters Air Mobility Command squadron
March 9, 2011 Combat arms instructors prepare Airmen for deployment Combat Arms Training and Maintenance instructors are not here to set you up for failure. They're here to help you. The instructors at Scott train more than 1,500 Airmen a quarter. Staff Sgt. Richard Barber, 375th Security Forces Squadron CATM instructor, said, "I love my job. I love seeing Airmen
Feb. 22, 2011 Scott Airman is dedicated to fitness and nutrition Senior Airman Henry Chung, 375th Logistics Readiness Squadron vehicle maintainer, made a New Year's resolution in 2007 to start lifting weights to get in better shape. Four years and 50 pounds later, he's now inspiring others to get fit."Before I started my health kick, I was at an unhealthy 225
Oct. 6, 2010 Recruiter returns to St. Louis area to make a difference Air Force Recruiters like Tech. Sgt. Robyn Williams, 345th Recruiting Squadron, have unique opportunities to serve their country and bring new people into the military."This is the biggest opportunity I have to change the lives of a kid and transition them," said Sergeant Williams. "It's
Aug. 11, 2010 Vacation Bible School Children create arts and crafts at Vacation Bible School at the Scott Air Force Base Chapel Aug. 4. They also took part in music, recreation, and Bible classes. This year a new class, called missons, taught children about giving and helping others.