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  • Aircrew train in Survival, Evasion, Resistance, Escape

    Air Force pilots and aircrew prepare for a mission. The crew is well-rested, they have all the necessary equipment, and the plane has been properly inspected. They then depart to begin their mission. While in flight, the plane encounters a problem and begins to go down. The plane could crash-land on

  • Sergeant plays important role at Radiology Clinic

    If anyone can create a window into the human body, it is the Radiology Clinic staff at the 375th Medical Group, and those snapshots are delivered to providers through a system that Staff Sgt. Justin Keune maintains daily.Keune is a 375th Medical Support Squadron Picture Archive Communication System

  • Meet the new Civil Engineer Squadron commander

    Lt. Col. Scott Bryant, the new 375th Civil Engineer Squadron Commander, assumed command July 24. The Texas native came from Dover Air Force Base, Delaware, most recently after serving as the squadron commander of the 436th CES. Bryant's aim is to reflect the Air Force core values, and he is excited

  • Visitor passes can no longer be requested via phone

    After July 31 the 375th Security Forces Squadron Visitor Control Center will no longer be able to offer the convenience of telephone sponsorship based on new Air Force requirements."Times have changed and the Air Force saw fit to restrict this telephonic sponsorship," said Tech. Sgt. Daniel Baker,

  • Kremers leave legacy of family, wing pride

    After two years of leading the 375th Air Mobility Wing, Col. Kyle Kremer and his wife, Deb, are set to relinquish command on Aug. 3 for their new assignment within the U.S. Transportation Command, and said that leaving is bittersweet."We come into this knowing that it will be such a short time, and

  • July is Cord Blood Awareness Month

    July is Cord Blood Awareness Month. Cord blood is the blood that remains in the umbilical cord and placenta after delivery of a baby.According to the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute, blood from human umbilical cords contains a small number of the adult stem cells that mature into healthy

  • Meet the new 375th Security Forces Squadron commander

    Lt. Col. Andrew Resch assumed command of the 375th Security Forces Squadron on July 7. Originally from St. Cloud, Minnesota, he came to Scott from Moody Air Force Base, Georgia, where he was the 823rd Base Defense Squadron Commander.As a commander, he looks forward to changing Airmen's lives for the

  • Dunks assumes command of Air Force Network Integration Center

    Col. John J. Dunks assumed command of the Air Force Network Integration Center from Col. Amy V. Arwood, July 1 in a ceremony officiated by Gen. John E. Hyten, Commander of Air Force Space Command.Dunks joins AFNIC from Anderson Air Force Base, Guam, where he served as the Mission Support Group

  • July is National Park and Recreation Month

    July is National Park and Recreation Month and Scott's Outdoor Recreation is hosting a fun experience each week to show support. Experiences range from hot air balloon trips and zip-lining, to parasailing in Granite City."Outdoor Recreation is a very popular place at Scott, and we like to say that

  • Scott area earns Abilene Trophy

    The Abilene Chamber of Commerce's Military Affairs Committee presented the annual Air Mobility Command Community Support Award, the Abilene Trophy, to the Leadership Council Southwestern Illinois July 15 at MidAmerica Airport. The award recognizes the Leadership Council's and the greater St. Louis