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  • Security forces members earn Order of the Bayonet

    The men and women of the Air Mobility Command Security Forces presented Col. Vince Saroni, Maj. Efrem Rivers, Wayne Reber and Jeff White, the prestigious Air Mobility Command Security Forces' Order of the Bayonet award Jan. 19. The Order of the Bayonet was established in 1981 to recognize the

  • Legal assistance is available online

    Legal Assistance is available at www.aflegalassistance.com.The United States Air Force Legal Operations Agency has created www.aflegalassistance.com, which is public Web site available from both personal and government computers. The site allows individuals who are authorized our service to: 1.

  • Scott pilots fly into Haiti

    An ordinary flying mission for two 375th Air Mobility Wing C-21 pilots, whose job is to transport senior leaders from U.S. Southern Command to various regions in the Caribbean, quickly turned into a rescue and wounded transport effort after Haiti was devastated by a 7.0 earthquake Jan. 12. Lt. Col.

  • 18th AF attorney assists Haitian orphans, relief efforts

    Along with sending medicine, food and teams to operate the airfield within hours of the Jan. 12 earthquake in Haiti, the Air Force also sent in an unlikely, but most valuable asset -- a lawyer. Military lawyers, such as Lt. Col. Randon Draper, 18th Air Force Legal Office, assist commanders with

  • Site provides instructions for transporting aid

    U.S. Transportation Command's Web site now provides instructions for nongovernmental or nonprofit organizations seeking airlift or sealift for humanitarian supplies and relief personnel."How Do I Get Lift?" is an interactive presentation that steers customers through the process of acquiring

  • Scott Airmen help build with Habitat for Humanity

    Ten volunteers from Scott helped construct a house Saturday near Collinsville, Ill., with Habitat for Humanity.The new home is going up on Black Lane in State Park Place--an unincorporated, low-income area west of Collinsville.Habitat for Humanity volunteer coordinator Georgia Schefft described the