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  • Document Services Celebrates 65th Anniversary

    Defense Logistics Agency Document Services is ready to cut their cake in celebration of 65 years of service. A cake-cutting ceremony will be held for employees at Document Services' headquarters with Office Groups connecting through video teleconference to cut their cakes collectively. The

  • AAFES Veteran's Day Hours

    Holiday hours for base Army and Air Force Exchange Service activities and the commissary hours follow:Veteran's Day:          Main Store - 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.     Food Court          Taco Bell - 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.          Charley's - CLOSED          Church's - CLOSED          Express - 10 a.m. - 6

  • Army Air Corps veteran, 105, was stationed at Scott before WWII

    With help of 375th Operations Group Airmen, Ralph Gregory got to relive the glory days of his World War II military experience and celebrate his 105th birthday Sept. 30."Mr. Gregory was surprised and honored by the invitation to visit Scott AFB," said Nancy Kimball, Gregory's daughter. "Due to his

  • Vice commander, family collect sand from world’s beaches

    Col. Gregory Green's Air Force career and personal travels have taken him to 300 beaches the past 22 years and the one must-have item he brings back from his globetrotting adventures is sand.Walk into his home today and visitors can see his vast collection from virtually every place he's visited.

  • Nonprofit helps deploying servicemembers with dogs

    When a military member receives a deployment checklist, circumstances surrounding pets are not on the list. Many members have a hard time finding a place for their pet during these situations, and the Dogs on Deployment organization can be a big help.Senior Airman Jakia Chang and her husband were

  • Airman from Iraq gains citizenship through service

    Theo Shakir grew up in a very different landscape compared to the life he wakes up to now. He hasn't always been an Air Force biomedical equipment technician and he hasn't always been a citizen of the United States.His life changed dramatically in 2005, when he and his family took leave from their

  • Scott couple find work/life balance singing with choir

    Finding the time to balance work and your personal interests is a must when it comes to being a comprehensively fit Airman.  And for one couple, they do that through music.Lt. Col. Christine Blice-Baum, 375 Air Mobility Wing Chaplain, and her husband, Mark Blice-Baum, 375th Force Support Squadron

  • MyMC2 app provides easy access to base events list

    Team Scott members can get updated information on events happening across Scott Air Force Base with a touch of a fingertip when using the MyMC2 application.It's called "My Military Communities," or MyMC2, and is the Air Force's mobile application that gives easy access to what is happening around

  • Families make 'patriot packages' for deployed members

    Ten children and their parents teamed up with Patriot Packaging to help pack 50 hand-made bags for deployed military members Oct. 25 at a local Veterans of Foreign Wars building.This is the first event that Kidz Showing Kindness has done for deployed members. Kidz Showing Kindness offers volunteer

  • Scott hosts Arts and Crafts Show

    Nearly 130 Team Scott artists submitted roughly 280 pieces of art to the base's annual Arts and Crafts Show this year.The show was an opportunity to showcase the artwork done by members of the base community and was displayed at the base library Oct. 20-15. This year's theme was "Sea to Shining