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  • Air Force supply chain drives fiscal year closeout success

    As the Air Force strives to stay ahead in the Great Power Competition and counter rising global military capabilities, every operational detail gains importance.One critical, yet often overlooked, aspect is the fiscal year close-out process for the logistics enterprise.

  • Combat Support Training Ranges improve deployment readiness

    SCOTT AIR FORCE BASE, Ill. – Members from the 12th Air Task Force A-Staff, headquartered here, attended a workshop recently that focused on the development of Combat Support Training Ranges at Tyndall AFB, Florida, and Fort Bliss, Texas.

  • Scott's Flagship Wing

    As the host wing for Scott AFB, the mission of the 375th Air Mobility Wing is to enable the numerous Team Scott missions through infrastructure and communications support platforms, as well as provide programs and facilities for the welfare of the men and women and their families who serve here.

  • They Ride at Dawns- The Air Force Cycling Team

    Tech. Sgt. Matthew Bihlajama, a Space Force member stationed at the 618th Air Operations Center, finds time in his busy schedule to participate in the Air Force Cycling Team. Alongside retired Lt. Col. Vincent Zabala and TSgt. Jeremiah Abellanosa from the HQ Cyberspace Capabilities Center equipment

  • The 435th SCOS Supports the Air Force from Scott

    The Air Force is a multi-faceted branch with many squadrons all working together to make it the mission ready force that it is. While these groups may all have different individual missions, one thing that all have in common is that they need support. They need gear, equipment and funding, among

  • Projecting Forces Forward: MSgt. Rodney

    Getting aircraft to take off might be easy enough, but according to one 375th Operations Support Squadron Airman, the real challenge comes from landing them safely. That’s where Master Sgt. Levi Rodney comes in. As a Landing Zone Safety Officer training instructor, it’s his job to make sure that

  • Projecting Forces Forward: TSgt. Marple

    For most people, the airfield is just a place where aircraft land and take off. But for Tech. Sgt. Anthony Marple, it’s a weapons system with the primary mission of Projecting Forces Forward.Marple, who is assigned to the 375th Operations Support Squadron, is the NCO in charge of the Radar, Airfield