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  • Scott Airmen train on Transport Isolation System

    Members of the 375th and 932nd Aeromedical Evacuation Squadrons here began familiarization training on a Transport Isolation System Monday, which was unveiled to the world Jan. 23. The TIS, which was unveiled after 60 days of planning, developing and testing, provides the Department of Defense with

  • View from the ground: Unit keeps runway safe, organized

    Keeping Scott's flightline safe and functional is not a small task, but the men and women who work the 375th Operations Squadron airfield management's operations desk are up to the challenge.The operations desk is located in Hangar 1, where members have 24/7 access to monitor flight operations and

  • Life and work of Dr. King celebrated at luncheon

    Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s, life and work were honored during a luncheon Jan. 14 at the Scott Club. The theme for this year's celebration was "Remember, celebrate and act; it is a day on ... not a day off.""These types of events are important to hold every year because people kind of forget,"

  • Local Fallen Airman to be Honored at Air Force Museum

    A dedication ceremony for a local fallen Airman and his wounded wingman will take place Jan. 23 at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio.The ceremony will showcase a new exhibit made up of Senior Airman Bradley Smith's and Senior Airman Michael Malarsie

  • Single Airman Initiative provides Airmen with fun, community

    In 2010, the 375th Force Support Squadron adopted a new Air Force program called the Single Airman Initiative.Funded by the Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force, and administered by Headquarters Air Force Services Agency, the program provides trips and events for single enlisted Airmen, regardless of

  • Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force visits Scott

    The Air Force is moving forward with new initiatives that affect enlisted members and all Airmen must lead through the changes. Those were just two messages from Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force James A. Cody during his visit here Jan. 11-13. Cody and his wife, retired Chief Master Sergeant Athena

  • Off duty: Scott couple sponsor skateboarders

    During the day, Tech. Sgt. Stanley Hindman assists with the planning and transporting of pilots, copilots, and loadmasters to aircrew training each year, but off duty he focuses on supporting local skateboarders.He does that by sponsoring them in competitions, which in turn helps them earn money for

  • Family Advocacy improves stress management class

    The Scott AFB Family Advocacy Program emphasizes using tools to help individuals change their behavior in the stress management class they offer beneficiaries.The start of the New Year may bring on a desire for change for those who struggle with excessive stress or anger issues. This free class

  • Health care providers at Scott exploring ear acupuncture

    The Scott Air Force Base Mental Health Clinic acupuncture program is training one of its members to provide auricular acupuncture to patients, a form of therapy using the ear."Auricular Acupuncture is a powerful treatment option," said Col. Tammy Lindsay, 375th Medical Group Chief of Medical Staff.

  • Scott's First Sergeants sponsor Angel Tree program

    It's that time of the year again. Gifts lay under Christmas trees decorated with ornaments, garland, lights, and candy canes, but for some families, Christmas does not always include presents.To assist these families, Scott's First Sergeants group sponsored the Annual Angel Tree program. The tree is