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Features

  • Hot Brass concert

    Performing at the Hot Brass concert, from left to right, Master Sgt. Steve Colllins and Tech. Sgt. Eugene King on trumpet, Tech. Sgt. Steven Frioux on Trombone, Staff Sgt. Clay Toms on french horn, and Tech. Sgt. Rebecca Collins on saxophone. The show was held Sunday evening at Scott's Parade Field.

  • Car show and safety demonstration

    In conjunction with the 101 Critical Days of Summer, the 375th Airlift Wing Safety Office held a car and motorcycle show Friday from noon to 4 p.m. at the Base Exchange parking lot. The event, held in conjunction with the Army and Air Force Exchange Services safety month, featured safety products

  • Scenes from Scott's Dorm Olympics

    Airmen participate in a game of basketball at the Dorm Olympics held Friday at Scott. Airmen competed in a variety of events such as volleyball, basketball, a golf chip-shot challenge, dunk tank and a musical video game challenge. Dorm residents ate free food and drinks provided by the First

  • Pool prep begins

    The Scott pools opened for the summer swim season Saturday, and are a free benefit for all DoD card holders and their guests this season. The pool can help improve fitness with lap swimming or the staff can help teach students to swim with swim lessons scheduled throughout the summer. In addition,

  • Final Flight: Airmen ready C-130E for airpark

    A C-130E from Little Rock, Ark., landed for the last time May 12 at Scott. The plane is the fifth and final aircraft for the Scott Field Heritage Airpark. In addition to the plane, five Airmen from the 19th Maintenance Squadron at Little Rock Air Force Base came to Scott to spend three days

  • Aero Club receives 5 star rating

    Staff members at the Scott Aero Club, who provide flight training, safety meetings and weather briefings, do their jobs so well that they recently received a five-star rating for the fourth consecutive time. They received this rating through an inspection performed by the Air Force Services Agency