An official website of the United States government
A .mil website belongs to an official U.S. Department of Defense organization in the United States.
A lock (lock ) or https:// means you’ve safely connected to the .mil website. Share sensitive information only on official, secure websites.

  • Site activation task force meets at Scott

    A site activation task force, or SATAF, team met from Jan. 26-30 to continue developing the KC-135 active association. The team consisted of members from Air Mobility Command; the National Guard Bureau and McConnell Air Force Base, Kan., which will be the servicing base for active duty members

  • SAFB competes for Hennessy Award and top AF honors

    This week the Nightinggale Inn Dining Facility will compete against eight other Air Force bases for the Air Force Award for a chance to make it their third Air Force Hennessy Award. The Dining Facility won the 2009 Air Mobility Command John L. Hennessy Award, making it their eighth major command

  • USTRANSCOM has rich history

    The U. S. Transportation Command was established Apr. 18, 1987 and activated Oct. 1, 1987. Initially, its mission was to "provide global air, sea and land transportation to meet national security needs" in wartime only. Following its successes in Operation Desert Shield/Desert Storm (1990-1991),

  • Who's responsible for snow removal around Scott? Everyone!

    Certainly, some of us have a larger scope of responsibility than others during snow and ice events; however, we all play a part in ensuring mission continuation for Team Scott organizations as well as the safety of their personnel. Due to the recent inclement weather, responsibilities for snow and

  • The 6 S’s: Improving physical and virtual processes for Team Scott

    Starting Monday and lasting through Feb. 13, Team Scott will be cleaning out and sprucing up their work areas as a way to streamline their offices and work more efficiently. Col. Barbara Jacob, AMC Process Improvement Team lead, said the command is using a method for the week-long effort referred to

  • USTRANSCOM Alphabet soup: Identification Technology

    Techies will love this week's acronyms since they involve computer chips, codes, satellites and who knows what else in the realm of computerese. But then again, those who live for the next issue of Computer Digest most likely already know and use these terms regularly. So, for those who crave an

  • People on the move: Marine Cpl. Timothy Birlew

    Cpl. Timothy Birlew, 25, is one of approximately 29 U.S. Marines assigned to the U. S. Transportation Command where he works as an administrative assistant in the command section's joint secretariat. Corporal Birlew entered the Marine Corps from Poplar Bluff, Mo., in July 2004. After basic training

  • Children and fire don’t mix

    The National Fire Protection Association cites children playing with fire causes hundreds of deaths and thousands of injuries each year. Preschoolers are the most likely to start fires among children, typically by playing with matches and lighters. The leading cause of fatal home fires are children