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So long ‘Terminal Lance.’ Hello ‘Terminal Airman’
The creator of the wildly popular “Terminal Lance” web comic has decided to “jump branches” and portray life in the Air Force instead of the Marine Corps.
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Mission: Family — Kids’ summer camp deadlines near
The National Military Family Association is able to send about 2,600 military kids ages 7 to 17 to the weeklong camps at 24 locations.
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Airman’s tintypes evoke ‘humanity’ of troops, vets
Cast your gaze over aerial gunner Ed Drew’s photographs for just a few seconds and their intriguing and engaging duality becomes readily apparent. The images evoke the long-gone era of Civil War tintypes. But they actually depict crew members in Drew’s combat rescue unit while he was deployed to Helmand province, Afghanistan, in 2013.
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Defense hearings: More budget, more AUMF, more Iran
Defense/veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of March 16.
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Communication is key to family readiness
The Army National Guard’s 1742nd Transportation Company was among seven reserve component units recognized for their family readiness programs by the Defense Department.
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Air Force Wounded Warrior trials end
More than 100 wounded, ill or injured service members are competing for a place on the 2015 Air Force Wounded Warrior Team.
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Academy cadet returns to NCAA swimming competition
Air Force Academy sophomore Genevieve Miller will compete in the NCAA swimming championships from March 19 to 21.
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For injured veterans, bike ride helps heal body
Ride 2 Recovery Gulf Coast Challenge — a six-day, 470-mile bike ride from Atlanta to New Orleans — supports physical and psychological rehabilitation programs for injured veterans, featuring cycling as the core activity.
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At 21, airman is youngest pro bodybuilder
Senior Airman Terrence Ruffin became the youngest professional bodybuilder on the International Federation of Bodybuilding and Fitness circuit in 28 years in November when he won the 150-pound lightweight category at a competition in Miami.
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Bodybuilding airman: Go for quality over quantity in PT
The biggest mistake most airmen make in their physical training is focusing on quantity over quality, said professional bodybuilder Senior Airman Terrence Ruffin.
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So long ‘Terminal Lance.’ Hello ‘Terminal Airman’
The creator of the wildly popular “Terminal Lance” web comic has decided to “jump branches” and portray life in the Air Force instead of the Marine Corps.
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Mission: Family — Kids’ summer camp deadlines near
The National Military Family Association is able to send about 2,600 military kids ages 7 to 17 to the weeklong camps at 24 locations.
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Airman’s tintypes evoke ‘humanity’ of troops, vets
Cast your gaze over aerial gunner Ed Drew’s photographs for just a few seconds and their intriguing and engaging duality becomes readily apparent. The images evoke the long-gone era of Civil War tintypes. But they actually depict crew members in Drew’s combat rescue unit while he was deployed to Helmand province, Afghanistan, in 2013.
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Defense hearings: More budget, more AUMF, more Iran
Defense/veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of March 16.
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Communication is key to family readiness
The Army National Guard’s 1742nd Transportation Company was among seven reserve component units recognized for their family readiness programs by the Defense Department.
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Air Force Wounded Warrior trials end
More than 100 wounded, ill or injured service members are competing for a place on the 2015 Air Force Wounded Warrior Team.
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Academy cadet returns to NCAA swimming competition
Air Force Academy sophomore Genevieve Miller will compete in the NCAA swimming championships from March 19 to 21.
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For injured veterans, bike ride helps heal body
Ride 2 Recovery Gulf Coast Challenge — a six-day, 470-mile bike ride from Atlanta to New Orleans — supports physical and psychological rehabilitation programs for injured veterans, featuring cycling as the core activity.
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At 21, airman is youngest pro bodybuilder
Senior Airman Terrence Ruffin became the youngest professional bodybuilder on the International Federation of Bodybuilding and Fitness circuit in 28 years in November when he won the 150-pound lightweight category at a competition in Miami.
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Bodybuilding airman: Go for quality over quantity in PT
The biggest mistake most airmen make in their physical training is focusing on quantity over quality, said professional bodybuilder Senior Airman Terrence Ruffin.
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So long ‘Terminal Lance.’ Hello ‘Terminal Airman’
The creator of the wildly popular “Terminal Lance” web comic has decided to “jump branches” and portray life in the Air Force instead of the Marine Corps.
-
Mission: Family — Kids’ summer camp deadlines near
The National Military Family Association is able to send about 2,600 military kids ages 7 to 17 to the weeklong camps at 24 locations.
-
Airman’s tintypes evoke ‘humanity’ of troops, vets
Cast your gaze over aerial gunner Ed Drew’s photographs for just a few seconds and their intriguing and engaging duality becomes readily apparent. The images evoke the long-gone era of Civil War tintypes. But they actually depict crew members in Drew’s combat rescue unit while he was deployed to Helmand province, Afghanistan, in 2013.
-
Defense hearings: More budget, more AUMF, more Iran
Defense/veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of March 16.
-
Communication is key to family readiness
The Army National Guard’s 1742nd Transportation Company was among seven reserve component units recognized for their family readiness programs by the Defense Department.
-
Air Force Wounded Warrior trials end
More than 100 wounded, ill or injured service members are competing for a place on the 2015 Air Force Wounded Warrior Team.
-
Academy cadet returns to NCAA swimming competition
Air Force Academy sophomore Genevieve Miller will compete in the NCAA swimming championships from March 19 to 21.
-
For injured veterans, bike ride helps heal body
Ride 2 Recovery Gulf Coast Challenge — a six-day, 470-mile bike ride from Atlanta to New Orleans — supports physical and psychological rehabilitation programs for injured veterans, featuring cycling as the core activity.
-
At 21, airman is youngest pro bodybuilder
Senior Airman Terrence Ruffin became the youngest professional bodybuilder on the International Federation of Bodybuilding and Fitness circuit in 28 years in November when he won the 150-pound lightweight category at a competition in Miami.
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Bodybuilding airman: Go for quality over quantity in PT
The biggest mistake most airmen make in their physical training is focusing on quantity over quality, said professional bodybuilder Senior Airman Terrence Ruffin.
