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  • Scott students celebrate Week of the Military Child

    Scott Elementary School children roamed freely from one activity to another, smiling as they learned about what some members do in their military jobs, during a Week of the Military Child event April 11.Several agencies across the base, including the Scott Honor Guard and firefighters from the 375th

  • Wing conducts sexual assault awareness training

    Airmen assigned to the 375th Air Mobility Wing dedicated a full day of training to sexual assault awareness April 10, and the objectives, lessons and agenda were provided by the Secretary of Defense.Col. Kyle Kremer, 375th AMW commander, started the day off with a commander's call and acknowledged

  • After being stationed in Italy, family hosts exchange student

    Spending seven years in Italy can make some people want to stay there for the rest of their lives.However, while being in the Air Force, Airmen don't always have that choice. That was the case with the McBride family. Since they could no longer stay stationed at Aviano Air Base in Italy they wanted

  • Security Forces Airmen participate in tactical training

    More than 40 Security Forces members from across Air Mobility Command, Air Combat Command and Air Force Space Command participated in training to enhance weapons and tactics skills April 7 through 11, 2014 at Scott Air Force Base Ill. "In today's environment threats such as active shooter are

  • From Sesame Street to Scott Drive--USO show brings characters to base

    Children jumped up and down, yelled, and held up their new Elmo toys as they waited for the arrival of their favorite TV stars from Sesame Street.The Sesame Street USO Experience for Military Families tour came to perform at the Scott Youth Center gymnasium April 4. The tour is making stops at 69

  • Dorm leaders manage facilities, help Airmen through tough times

    For some brand-new, single Airmen, arriving to their first duty station can be a scary situation. Many have never lived away from their parents and have only graduated from high school a few months before. Now, facing a new world with endless possibilities, these young Airmen need to find mentors

  • Airmen train with civil authorities to prepare for natural disasters

    Natural disasters can and often strike with little notice, making a recent multi-state disaster response exercise involving military, civilian and interagency personnel especially valuable. Eleven aircraft and more than 500 Airmen from nearly a dozen Air National Guard and active duty units

  • Electrical infrastructure upgraded

    The 375th Civil Engineer Squadron and contractors completed one of many ongoing electrical projects Sunday. Electricians replaced transformers and worked on generators.The project was part of upgrades to Scott Air Force Base's power distribution system, and preventative maintenance. "We are

  • Airman values quality of life in U.S. Air Force

    She was raised in a small, one-bedroom home made of wood. She and her mother lived in the small, dark, damp basement and slept on an old futon on the concrete floor. There was only one bathroom, which she shared with many cockroaches.These are the humble beginnings for one Airman, and the conditions

  • Renovated golf course re-opens at Scott AFB

    Flooding during the summer of 2013 and budget restructuring caused the Cardinal Creek Golf Course to go through many significant renovations.The grand re-opening ceremony occurred at the Cardinal Creek Golf Course Café March 28.The celebration included a ribbon cutting, free food, golf specials and