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  • No excuse for DUIs: AFADD is a phone call away

    In a recent message to all Team Scott personnel, 375th Airlift Wing commander Col. Gary Goldstone expressed his concern regarding the number of preventable incidents that occurred in 2008 and already in 2009. Just 50 days into 2009, the 375th Security Forces Squadron has already made three

  • Scott Airman awarded Combat Action Medal

    At 11:30 p.m., March 29, 2006, Airman 1st Class Rebecca Blascak was travelling in a convoy along one of the main supply routes in Iraq when her vehicle came under attack. In response to small arms fire, Airman Blascak, the truck commander, called her convoy commander who instructed her to keep

  • Scott medical personnel receive Air Force awards

    Four members from the 375th Operations and Medical Groups received a 2008 Air Force Medical Service Award with both surprise and pride. The AFMSA is presented by the Air Force surgeon general's medical force development directorate to 150 medical personnel who exemplify superior job performance,

  • Military Saves Week kicks off

    Walking into the BX there are many things to spend money on. Whether it be a necessity for everyday living or that brand new T.V., taking out a Star Card or credit card may be the quickest and easiest way for many to get these things, but is it the best way? Military Saves Week, a DoD wide program

  • Alphabet soup: TADPOLADs not amphibious creatures

    This week, for all the Army and Air Force people out there, we have an acronym used by the Navy, Marines and Coast Guard. It is TAD. No, it doesn't mean a small amount, a smidgen, a bit or a pinch. TAD stands for temporary assigned duty and is the equivalent of TDY, or temporary duty. If TAD is used

  • Seay Auditorium named after hero

    On August 25, 1968, a young man not yet 20 years old died trying to protect others. The young man from Alabama was Army Sgt. William Wayne Seay of the 62nd Transportation Company (Medium Truck), 7th Transportation Battalion, 48th Transportation Group. On that day in August he was one of many drivers

  • Operational Weather Squadron picks up new responsibilities

    The 15th Operational Weather Squadron at Scott will assume short-term back-up responsibilities for the National Weather Service's Aviation Weather Center and Storm Prediction Center April 1. The AWC provides aviation warnings and forecasts of hazardous flight conditions at all levels within domestic