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Soldier father, Airman son change American military with selfless service

Benjamin Davis is a small street in Clovis, and where it makes a hard curve, is a street sign that seem confusing. It appears to intersect with itself. What is not confusing, however, is the fact that the street  is named after two large men who helped change conditions for African-American in the

Balancing act in progress

Airmen recognized for their Global War on Terrorism efforts

Crew chiefs dedicate careers to their aircraft

Dedicated is an adjective most of us would use on our résumés, but for eight Air Commandos the word 'dedicated' is part of their job title. They are the Dedicated Crew Chiefs, responsible for "their" MC-130W Combat Spear, from the moment it touches the ground, to the second it lifts off on a

Engineer gets the job done, earns Air Force recognition

The 27th Special Operations Civil Engineer Squadron Deputy, Operations Flight said he never imagined what he and his fellow engineers would face when the base changed from a fighter jet to a special operations command. But the Air Force recognized that Kenny Cable was instrumental in meeting and

Emergency warning signals - what they mean

Diamond Sharp Airmen recognized at Pecos Trail

Heart attacks: All hearts are NOT created equal

You may have heard that heart disease is the number one cause of death in the United States. What fewer people may know is that women are less likely to survive heart attacks than men. In fact, 38 percent of women compared with 25 percent of men will die within one year after a heart attack,