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  • The heartbeat of the Scott community

    Most people walk past old uniforms and forgotten baby clothes without a second thought, but for Sandra Mckenny, every donated item represents someone she might be able to help.

  • Innovating leadership: How one SNCO’s detour helped transform ALS

    Watching the ruck line step off just after sunrise is like watching his year-long idea come to fruition.The sound of boots hitting the frozen ground in steady rhythm as Airman Leadership School students move across the field with radios, training rifles and the weight that comes when leadership is

  • Twin brothers, identical rank

    From high school tennis matches to joining the Air Force, Nathan and Nicholas Jackson have always done things together. Growing up side-by-side in Tennessee, they pushed each other, challenged each other, and never strayed far from the same path. Now, decades later, they have reached one of the

  • Cardinal Strike tests readiness, builds lethal Airmen

    Under the blistering sun, Airmen from the 375th Air Mobility Wing dug deep, channeling their inner warrior spirit during a recent exercise. This exercise was none other than Cardinal Strike–a full-scale combat readiness test, pushing Airmen beyond their comfort zones and into a forward-leaning

  • 375th AMW commander conducts fini flight

    This week, Col. John D. Poole, 375th Air Mobility Command commander, conducted his final or “fini” flight as commander of the 375th Air Mobility Wing.

  • Fluent in Joint: AMLOs start their journey at the 435th

    In a perfect world, AMLOs would be unemployed. Every branch of the military would speak the same logistical language, and airlift coordination would be flawless. Real-world operations however, are complicated.From the earliest battlefields to modern-day operations, miscommunication remains one of