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  • Law enforcement: Stay safe with situational awareness

    Imagine being pulled over by what appears to be a police car. A man steps out of his car as you get your license and registration ready. All of a sudden a gun is pointed at you, and you're being forced to give up your wallet. In June there were two Airmen and two of their civilian friends who found

  • Meet Lt. Col. George Granholm, 375th Operations Support Squadron commander

    Lt. Col. George Granholm assumed command of the 375th Operations Support Squadron July 3. The squadron supports the 375th Air Mobility Wing's C-21A operational support airlift and aeromedical evacuation missions by providing air traffic control, airfield management, aircrew training, life support,

  • Chapel to host faith community fair Monday

    The goal of the Comprehensive Airman Fitness program is to help Airmen, civilians and family members become more resilient and better equipped to deal with the rigors of military life. The four pillars of the CAF program are: mental, physical, social and spiritual.The 375th Air Mobility Wing chapel

  • New Communications Group commander

    The 375th Communications Group met their newest commander--Lt. Col. Michael Cote--during a change of command ceremony June 26.The commander shared his leadership philosophy, which consists of four things: mission, people, professionalism, and teamwork. He said all of these are critical to realizing

  • New addition to ATA Walk of Fame

    The Airlift/Tanker Association inducted Medal of Honor recipient Staff Sgt. William H. Pitsenbarger into the ATA Walk of Fame at Scott with the unveiling of his bust in front of 375th Air Mobility Wing headquarters July 18.For conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life above and

  • Process improved for involuntary administrative discharge

    Ideally, the involuntary administrative discharge process takes 15 days from the time of notification to the time the servicemember becomes a civilian again. According to the 375th Air Mobility Wing Judge Advocate office only 50 to 60 percent of all the involuntary discharge cases were completed

  • USAF Band of Mid-America records new song at Scott

    The U.S. Air Force Band of Mid-America recorded new work July 10 and 11 in the Library Auditorium at Scott Air Force Base.The new song, Expedite, is for the "10th Anniversary Rebirth of the 18th Air Force," and was written by Tech. Sgt. Shane Stanke, Air Force Public Affairs Agency band

  • Scott Airman picks up slacklining hobby

    Airman 1st Class Andrew Crandall, 375th Medical Support Squadron medical records technician, spends his free time slacklining.Slacklining is the sport of balancing and walking on a line that is flat and typically made out of nylon or polyester webbing tensioned between two anchor points, such as

  • Running feats— Scott employee goes big with little foot wear

    Frank Jones wears a suit jacket, khakis and a green bow tie to work, but it's not his unusual work attire that people notice--it's his bright green barefoot running shoes. Jones, 375th Air Mobility Wing community support coordinator, began running in 2002 when the Air Force began its transition into