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  • CHPS coordinators focus on wellness of AFMC workforce

     Enhancing the health and well-being of the Air Force Materiel Command workforce was the focus of the Civilian Health Promotion Services coordinators meeting held here in April. As stated in the 2016 AFMC strategic plan, “Our people are AFMC’s most precious resource.” AFMC leadership’s support and

  • AcqDemo team outlines planned activities related to transition

     In late May to mid-June, Air Force Materiel Command employees who will transition into the Department of Defense Civilian Acquisition Workforce Demonstration Project will receive information detailing their individual conversion into the new pay system. The AcqDemo transition effective date is June

  • Got thoughts? Take the AF Food Services Assessment Survey

    Taking care of Airmen and families remains one of the Air Force’s top priorities. Providing the best food service possible is an important aspect of doing that.  It’s essential to listen to and respond to what people have to say.  The 2016 Food Services Assessment Survey or FSAS, available now, is a

  • AF defenders, SKorea soldiers train to fend off opposing forces

    Defending the men and women of Osan Air Base is one challenge to the 51st Security Forces Squadron, but defending an entire country is quite another. To bring a force multiplier to the table, the 51st SFS defenders trained with South Korean army special operations forces during a training scenario

  • As Armed Forces soccer tournament nears, Air Force team kicks into high gear

    Themselves. That’s the only thing holding back the All-Air Force men’s soccer team as it prepared to enter the Armed Forces tournament May 6-14 in Fort Benning, Georgia, head coach Lt. Col. Derrick Weyand said.“The key to airpower is to be flexible, and that’s what this team is,” said Weyand, of the

  • Initiative gets kids to eat healthy, LiveWell

    Across the Air Force, children ages 3-18 will soon learn the importance of nutrition thanks to the Air Force Services Activity’s Kids LiveWell Healthy Initiative.The Air Force-wide initiative is geared toward kids, but it has another purpose, said Jonathan Grammer, AFSVA programs director.“It’s

  • Air Force teams with Army, law enforcement during EOD exercises

    As threats continue to emerge, interoperability and cooperation will be crucial for explosive ordnance disposal Airmen, said Maj. Mark Hope, deputy commander of the 301st Civil Engineer Squadron, Naval Air Station Fort Worth Joint Reserve Base.“They’ll have better networking, better relationships

  • Financial management team wins DOD award

    The Air Force Installation and Mission Support Center’s financial management analysis team recently won an Undersecretary of Defense Comptroller Award for its work in AFIMSC’s standup.Brig. Gen. John M. Pletcher, financial management and comptroller director for Air Force Materiel Command, announced

  • MacDill’s new visiting quarters opens

    On April 15, the long-anticipated MacDill AFB Visiting Quarters opened. An official ribbon-cutting ceremony is set for May 2. The facility will feature 350 guestrooms, two conference rooms and an on-site food operation to provide guests a casual dining option.Thanks to its state-of-the-art Davis

  • AFMC command chief reflects on 30-year career

    Air Force Materiel Command’s top enlisted member will end his military career May 6, 2016, closing out what he calls a “wonderful journey” around the world.Chief Master Sgt. Michael Warner, AFMC’s command chief, will retire in a ceremony at the National Museum of the United States Air Force. Retired

  • Goldfein nominated as 21st CSAF

    Defense Secretary Ash Carter announced April 26 that the president has nominated Air Force Vice Chief of Staff Gen. David L. Goldfein to be the 21st chief of staff of the Air Force, succeeding Gen. Mark A. Welsh III, who has served in the position since 2012.“I'm extremely humbled by the nomination

  • Internship program offers hands-on experience in military setting

    Graduating college seniors can get hands-on experience working with child and youth programs on military installations worldwide, thanks to the Military Extension Internship Program, or MEIP.  The MEIP enables students to integrate their schooling with more professional knowledge and skills gained

  • Air Force Clubs to award $23,000 in scholarships

    May 20 is the deadline to apply for the 2016 Air Force Club Scholarship Program.During the past 17 years, the program has provided college tuition assistance to more than 440 Air Force Club members and their eligible family members. As in the past, applicants must be club members or their eligible

  • AFMC’s Wingman Intervention program going strong

    Across Air Force Materiel Command, Airmen continue to embrace the command’s culture of respect and resiliency. This is especially evident in their behavior as wingmen.AFMC has been consciously building the concept of wingman intervention for nearly three years. The goals are to raise awareness of

  • Many AFMC employees to convert to AcqDemo Pay and Appraisal System

    Some 13,000 Air Force Materiel Command personnel have been notified they will transition to the Department of Defense Civilian Acquisition Workforce Demonstration Project, or AcqDemo, pay system June 12, 2016. For those converting to AcqDemo, their current GS performance period will end on June 11,

  • ‘The Walking Dead’ promotion enlivens AFSVA Summer Bowling League

    The theme of “The Walking Dead,” AMC’s hit series about life after a zombie apocalypse, was an easy selection for this year’s Air Force Services Activity Summer Bowling League, said Don Freund, Air Force Bowling Program Manager.“It happens to be the No. 1 show on television, especially among the

  • JBER, Patrick win 2016 active-duty Hennessy awards

    Congratulations to Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska, and Patrick Air Force Base, Florida, winners of 2016 John L. Hennessy Awards for active-duty U.S. Air Force food service operations.Earlier this year, installations from six major commands were nominated from each region: the Eastern

  • Meet the 2016 Hennessy travelers

    Members of the Hennessy Travelers Association recently evaluated finalists from Air Force installations in the Eastern Hemisphere (Region 1) and Western Hemisphere (Region 2) that were nominated to compete for the 2016 John L. Hennessy Award.  These food industry experts observed all aspects of the

  • Contests spotlight creativity

    Budding photographers and artists and can enter the 2016 Photo and Art Contest, sponsored by the Air Force Services Activity. Authorized patrons of Air Force Force Support Squadron programs are eligible to participate in the Air Force Services Activity also known as AFSVA promotions and

  • U.S. Air Force Chief of Staff honors AFCEC Activity Integration Team

    The U.S. Air Force Civil Engineer Center’s Activity Integration Team recently received honors as the second runner-up for the 2014 Chief of Staff Team Excellence Award.The team’s efforts contributed to a combined first-year savings of $260 million to the U.S. Air Force. But according to Capt. Graham

  • AFSVA on trend with mystery escape rooms

    Master criminal James Moriarty is expecting Sherlock Holmes to walk into his parlor. He’s laid a trap, of course, for the brilliant detective. Unfortunately, you and your companions have arrived instead. Now you have 60 minutes to outsmart Moriarty and escape. The clock is ticking …Interactive,

  • SECAF, deputy energy secretary visit Arizona base

    Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James and Deputy Energy Secretary Dr. Elizabeth Sherwood-Randall visited Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, Arizona, for the first time March 9 to gain firsthand knowledge about the various operations, priorities and capabilities.

  • Reservist sets 1.5 mile run record at Luke

    By shaving 14 seconds off the current record for the 1.5 mile run, Staff Sgt. Christian Enriquez ran into the Luke Air Force Base history books March 13.Running in 8:10, the 944th Fighter Wing F-16 avionics craftsman shattered the old record of 8:24, set at Luke on June 25, 2014.An avid runner who

  • AFSVA gets ready for 2016 youth camps

    Teenagers looking to cure those summertime blues will have various camps to choose from this year, thanks to central funding from the Air Force Services Activity, also known as AFSVA.Teen family members of active-duty military assigned to or working or living on an Air Force led/joint installation,

  • USAF, RAAF security forces build on cooperation

    Group Capt. Wayne Kelly, director of security forces for the Royal Australian Air Force, had a specific purpose for his first visit here March 13-16.  When it comes to security forces “we need to understand our limitations and to act cooperatively,” said Kelly, a distinguished visitor of the Air

  • HVAC Airmen winning on deployed frontier: one a/c unit at a time

    No matter the job, each Airman provides a vital service – engaging issues on their own battlefront to ensure the mission goes as smoothly as possible, from the Soldiers who oversee the Patriot missile batteries to the services Airmen who ensure personnel have meals to eat and a place to sleep.

  • Iceman engineers build up range for RED FLAG-Alaska

    Building a bridge can come with many challenges, especially when the materials are water and below freezing temperatures.Airmen from the 354th Civil Engineer Squadron head to Delta Junction, Alaska, each year to construct a bridge made of ice, spending weeks at a time in the Alaskan wilderness

  • March issue of Airman magazine now available

    The March issue of Airman magazine is now available to download and is viewable through a Web browser. In the cover story, titled “Behind the Blast Doors,” we pull back the curtain to Cheyenne Mountain, to bring you an insiders’ look at "Americas's Fortress." Airman magazine provides an interactive

  • Raven B: Securing the perimeter from above

    Small, hand-held, unmanned, light weight and remotely operated drones describe one of the ways technology is used to ensure the safety of deployed personnel. The 379th Expeditionary Security Forces Squadron secures the base perimeter with help from the Raven B Digital Data Link drone at Al Udeid Air

  • Civilian Health Promotion Services celebrates 10-year anniversary

    Throughout 2016, Civilian Health Promotion Services is celebrating its 10-year anniversary of providing health and wellness services to Air Force Materiel Command’s workforce. The CHPS program began in 2006 in collaboration with Federal Occupational Health to maintain a healthy and productive

  • Partner nations join Airmen during first multilateral Silver Flag exercise

    Engineers from the Royal Australian Air Force, Republic of Singapore Air Force, Republic of Korea Air Force and the Japan Air Self-Defense Force began the first multilateral partner-nation Silver Flag exercise Feb. 13, at Andersen Air Force Base, Guam. Led by engineers from the 554th RED HORSE

  • Defenders, K9s relocate to new home

    U.S. and Royal Australian Air Force Airmen with the 380th Expeditionary Security Forces Squadron Military Working Dog Section recently moved into their newly constructed K9 compound at an undisclosed location in Southwest Asia.  Military working dogs and their handlers provide detection capabilities

  • Pest Management: Reducing disease, saving money

    The idea of stray animals, rodents, and insects give some people the heebie-jeebies (scare) and the idea of any of those creatures near your room, in your room, or near your food may make some anxious about their sleeping arrangements and where they eat. Pest management provides service members

  • AFIMSC announces annual award winners

    Maj. Gen. Theresa Carter, commander of the Air Force Installation and Mission Support Center, announced the unit’s 2015 top performers Feb. 11.Winners, their unit or directorate, and category are: - Senior Airman Cinthia Swartzlander, Air Force Security Forces Center, Airman Category; - Tech. Sgt.

  • AF club members in running to ‘Leap into a Jeep’

    The Air Force Services Activity has declared February Air Force Clubs membership appreciation month.Every day during the month, Air Force Clubs will randomlyselect 10 members to receive prizes.  Additionally, on Feb.  29, one lucky club member will be able to “Leapinto a Jeep” as the winner of a

  • Air Force implements additional security measures

    In response to tragic events that have taken place on and off installations over the past few years, Air Force commanders can take additional measures to secure personnel and property on their installations through three programs that allow service members to carry weapons.

  • Licenses from 5 states banned at DOD bases

    Defense Department installations will no longer accept driver’s licenses from Minnesota, Illinois, Missouri, New Mexico, and Washington as proof of identity, DOD officials said.

  • Icy water, warm hearts

    The fourth-annual Matthew S. Schwartz Memorial Polar Plunge took place, Jan. 16, in Cheyenne’s Sloan Lake with the largest showing of jumpers since its inception.The event hosted 25 teams adding up to a total of 101 jumpers who displayed their support by bravely leaping into the cold waters of Sloan

  • Dirtboyz Clear the Snow

    If there is anything that Minnesotans love to talk--and by extension, complain--about, it's the weather. There is a bit of personal and regional pride associated with the harsh conditions that we all live through each winter. For the Minnesota-St. Paul Air Reserve Station, winter can be especially

  • 25 years after Operation Desert Storm

    This is a victory for every country in the coalition, for the United Nations… It is a victory for the rule of the law and for what is right. – George H.W. Bush, 41st President of the United States In August 1990, the first major foreign crisis for the United States since the end of the Cold War

  • CDC hosts MLK Book Reading for Kids

    Base volunteers read stories to children about Martin Luther King Jr. during the MLK book reading at the Child Development Center Jan. 14.The CDC assigned each volunteer a classroom based off of the children’s age group. Each volunteer then read a book relative to the children’s reading skill

  • Force Protection, defenders execute dorm makeover

    Residents of Bay A, Dorm 200, completed a month-long dorm renovation  project on Dec. 21., 2015 at an undisclosed location in Southwest Asia. The dorm renovations are part of an effort to make the living areas within their facility, primarily the hallways, more homelike for its residents, which is

  • Winter is coming...eventually

    Though Jon Snow's fate is uncertain, one thing is certain for us; ice, snow, frigid cold and bone piercing winds are only a few weeks away; for winter is coming.

  • AF, Marine and Army EOD techs train, learn from each other

    Air Force, Marine and Army explosive ordnance disposal technicians deployed to Southwest Asia came together for the first time to train at an undisclosed location Dec. 14-18. The five-day training exercise included more than 40 staged improvised explosive device scenarios simulating common incidents

  • If you re-build it, they will come

    In 2017, the National Air and Space Intelligence Center will celebrate its 100 year anniversary. Some elements of the building have been around since World War II and after so many years, wear and tear has taken its toll and updates are necessary. Air Force Materiel Command leaders asked the Air

  • AFSVA support key to Airmen spending holidays with loved ones

    An estimated 6,500 Airmen in trainingprograms at JBSA-Lackland, Sheppard Air Force Base and Goodfellow Air ForceBase, all in Texas; and Keesler Air Force Base, Mississippi, began theirtravels to spend the holidays with friends and family.Arranging for this massive exodus of Airman trainees to go

  • AF Materiel Command to transition to AcqDemo

    About 13,000 Air Force Materiel Command non-bargaining unit civilian employees will transition to the Acquisition Workforce Personnel Demonstration Project pay system in June 2016, according to AFMC officials.

  • Civil Engineering projects: from beginning to end

    Whether in an office building or on the road, the work of the 90th Civil Engineer Squadron is highly visible.Yet most people probably know very little about how the work actually gets done, who plans the projects and how they are funded. Rodney Trees, 90th CES base-side engineering chief, provided a

  • Okinawa City, Kadena firefighters conduct bilateral hazmat training

    Members from Kadena Air Base, Japan, and the Okinawa City Fire Department participated in a hazardous materials incident exercise for the first time, Dec. 8, at the Okinawa City Civic Center.   The exercise was held to strengthen bilateral capabilities between the fire departments so they can be

  • Tips on not wigging out this holiday season

    Now that the holiday season is in full swing, good cheer and tidings fill the air as the new year fast approaches. But while some blissfully enjoy the seasonal flurry, others are swarmed with the rising stressors of the holidays. With a few practical tips and reminders, there are ways to combat

  • CGO neighborhood nearing completion

    In a continued effort to providing quality living for Air Commandos and their families, Balfour Beatty Communities is moving quickly to finalize company grade officer housing. Members of the 27th Special Operations Wing gathered on Anaconda Loop to watch Capt. Rex Peacock, 27th Special Operations

  • AFMC promotes sober driving during holiday season

    The holiday season is a time of year when peoplegather with friends, colleagues and family to enjoy time together andcelebrate. Often these social eventsinclude alcohol. A driver’s licensemixed with a few alcoholic beverages can be dangerous. No one intends for alcohol-impaired drivingaccidents to

  • Air Force chefs learn from the best

    Fourteen Air Force, Air National Guard and Air Force Reserves chefs gained invaluable culinary training during the 2015 Armed Forces Forum for Culinary Excellence at the Culinary Institute of America at its Greystone Campus in St. Helena, California, Sept. 10-25.Participants included 36 military

  • Airmen getting their kicks with FootGolf

    A new sport that combines the fast action of soccer and some of the challenges of golf is emerging worldwide, and the Air Force Services Activity, also known as AFSVA, is leading the trend in offering the sport as an additional recreational opportunity for both golfers and non-golfers.“We’re at the

  • Successful UFC Fight Night program extended

     Air Force Services Activity has extended its popular Club Frenzy UFC Fight Night program. Watch parties featuring an Ultimate Fighting Championship pay-per-view fight and a special menu will be held at participating Air Force Clubs for UFC 193 on Nov. 14 and UFC 194 on Dec. 12.“The UFC Fight Frenzy

  • Military kids learn life lessons from NBA pros

    Seventy-five Departmentof Defense youth from various military installations here learned life lessons and basketball skills from NBA legendBruce Bowen and San Antonio Spurs guard Patty Mills during a Jr. NBA clinic atCole High School on Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston Oct. 19.Bowen, an

  • 1975’s Operation Babylift offers lessons in resiliency, relationships

    Three people whose lives were indelibly changed by a tragicevent more than 40 years ago shared their experiences with members of the 772ndEnterprise Sourcing Squadron here Oct. 8.The three — retired Lt. Col. Regina C. Aune, retired ChiefMaster Sgt. Ray Snedegar and 20-year civil service employee

  • Training to please: AF cooks take food service to next level

    More than a dozen cooks lined the aisles in one of four large, brightly-lit teaching kitchens that are part of the Culinary Institute of America’s, also known as CIA, San Antonio campus. Weaving gracefully between stations, the group worked quickly; each candidate intently focused on the task at

  • AFIMSC declares initial operating capability

     The Air Force Installation and Mission Support Center achieved a key milestone in its development recently when the unit declared initial operational capability Oct. 1.The declaration means AFIMSC has sufficient manning, resourcing and capability to begin transferring and conducting management of

  • 2015 Air Force Entertainer of the Year announced

    The votes are in and Tech. Sgt. Robert Carter, the #Vocal Upload winner, is the 2015 Air Force Entertainer of the Year.  When voting ended at 12:01 a.m. Thursday, Carter clinched the online competition with 1,626 votes.."There was some amazing talent in the contest this year. The voting was very

  • Illusionist Matt the Knife promises razor-sharp shows for Airmen

    Intense mentalist/magician/comedian Matt the Knife is performing at 14 Air Force installations this fall and winter.The tour, arranged by the Air Force Service Activity, started Sept. 18 at F.E. Warren Air Force Base, Wyoming, and will wrap up Jan. 30 at Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama.The tour will

  • Voting ends Sept. 30 for AF Entertainer of the Year

    Voting online for the Air Force Entertainer of the Year will end midnight Sept. 30. Airmen and the public, alike, should cast their vote before then to see which of the winners of Mission Audition, Operation Talent Search and #VocalUpload programs gets top honors and a grand prize worth more than

  • Voting for AF Entertainer of the Year now open

    Voting has opened online for the Air Force Entertainer of the Year, now through Sept. 30. Airmen and the public, alike, are welcome to cast their vote to see which of the winners of Mission Audition, Operation Talent Search and #VocalUpload programs gets top honors and a grand prize worth more than

  • Voting for AF Entertainer of the Year opens Sept. 15

    The three finalists for the Air Force Entertainer of the Year competition are announced and public voting Air Force Entertainer of the Year runs from Sept. 15-30, 2015.Mission Audition winner Senior Airman Javier Rodriguez, 100th Security Forces Squadron at RAF Mildenhall, United Kingdom; Operation

  • AFIMSC announces mission, vision statements

    Warfighters supporting warfighters – three simple but powerful words that punctuate the closing line of the Air Force Installation and Mission Support Center’s new vision statement and reflect its important role supporting commanders at the installation and major command levels.Maj. Gen. Theresa

  • AFIMSC gets shield, symbol for global support

    The Air Force Installation and Mission Support Center has a new shield.The unit that’s centralizing management of worldwide installation and mission support into a single, intermediate-level management headquarters fittingly has a globe at the heart of its crest. The shield not only highlights the

  • AF Inns scheduled for computer outage Sept. 5, still open for business

    Air Force Inns around the world will experience system downtime for an upgrade to the infrastructure that houses the Lodging computer systems between 7 a.m. and 8 p.m. Sept. 5, 2015.Inns will still be able to check patrons in and out using traditional methods with cash or credit, though patrons

  • FSS leaders “Get Excited” at San Antonio training event

    Force support squadron military commanders and civilian leaders from around the world came together Aug. 17 in San Antonio for the first functional gathering since 2011 to “Get Excited” about the present and future state of Air Force force support squadrons.The event hosted about 80 attendees and 20

  • Teen aviation camper returns to USAFA as freshman

    When Matthew Carter stepped off the plane in Colorado Springs, Colorado, in the summer of 2013, he couldn’t be sure the Teen Aviation Camp at the U.S. Air Force Academy would help him achieve his goal of being a cadet there. Matthew has returned to the Academy as a freshman, and he credits

  • AFSVA begins Air Force-wide rollout of golf management system

    The Air Force Service Activity or AFSVA is upgrading golf programs across the Air Force enterprise with state-of-the art management software that enables golfers to reserve tee times online and automates and standardizes inventory and record-keeping for course managers.The Golf Enterprise Solution,

  • Football Frenzy ready for 2015-2016 season

    Air Force Club’s Football Frenzy program is warming up for the 2015-2016 football season with events and prizes for Airmen, civilians, and families around the world.Now a part of this year’s pilot “Club Frenzy” program, clubs participating in Football Frenzy will host Thursday night football games

  • AFMC commander promotes new mission, vision during Lackland visit

     Gen. Ellen Pawlikowski promoted Air Force Materiel Command’s new mission and vision to an audience of Airmen, Soldiers and Sailors during a commander’s call July 23 at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, Texas. It was the AFMC commander’s first visit to San Antonio units since taking command June

  • New AFMC mission, vision statements emphasize agility

    New mission and vision statements are the foundation of a new command strategy designed to push Air Force Materiel Command to be more agile as it delivers war-winning support to the warfighter.The command's new mission statement is succinct but declarative: "deliver and support agile war-winning

  • #VocalUpload now online, seeks AF talent

    The Air Force is looking for its next dynamo vocalist performer through the all-new #VocalUpload campaign, where active duty, Guard and Reserve members can upload recordings of their talent to a MyAirForceLife website to compete for prizes and performing opportunities.In coordination with sister Air

  • SECDEF hosting worldwide troop talk

    Ashton B. Carter, Secretary of Defense is hosting a Worldwide Troop Talk, event Thursday, July 16, starting at 10 a.m. Eastern Standard Time.The Troop Talk will feature live and pre-recorded questions from service members worldwide, streamed live via www.Defense.gov and rebroadcast throughout the

  • SFS base defense operations center: The oracle of defense

    The 1st Special Operations Security Forces Squadron has one basic goal: defend the people, property and resources of the U.S. Air Force. Internationally, the base defense operations center, or BDOC, plays a primary role in achieving the security forces mission.Two Airmen man the BDOC 24/7, one

  • Leadership camp hosts outstanding Air Force youth from around world

    Future leaders gathered in San Antonio June 22-26 for the Air Force Youth of the Year Camp to develop their leadership, communication and interpersonal skills, as well as connect with fellow young leaders.As part of the Boys & Girls Club of America Youth of the Year program, the week-long camp

  • AF Club Membership Scholarship announces 2015 winners

    Officials with the 2015 Air Force Club Membership Scholarship Program recently announced the names of 40 essay contest winners competing for scholarship money for continuing their education.Winning competitors were classified in one of two groups for $500 and $1,000 scholarships based on their

  • Social media scams targeting military members

    As long as there are people making an honest living, there will always be individuals looking to profit at the expense of others. These scam artists attempt the same age-old tricks with upgraded twists as new avenues for exploitation become available. From those aimed toward the elderly to IRS

  • McChord firefighters stand ready at Patriot Warrior

    For the 446th Civil Engineer Squadron firefighters every piece of training comes with real-world implications. During the Patriot Warrior exercise here, it was up to them to build a functional fire department from the ground up, and to mitigate emergencies outside of the exercise parameters. Patriot

  • Reservist swims, bikes, runs for AF triathlon team

    Maj. Melissa Tallent, an Individual Mobilization Augmentee assigned to U.S. Pacific Command, represented the Air Force at the 2015 Armed Services triathlon, June 7.The annual inter-service event was held in conjunction with Leon’s Triathlon, in Wolf Lake Park, Hammond, Indiana. The Air Force Men’s

  • New acquisition process awards contracts in weeks

    A new government open architecture acquisition process that can award contracts in weeks instead of years was tested at Joint Base Langley-Eustis, Virginia, June 8-11. The process, called PlugFest, is an interactive industry event where companies get to “plug-in” to a given open system architecture

  • CE victim advocate lends a helping hand

    Staff Sgt. Joshua Greene, a 673rd Civil Engineer Squadron firefighter, has been a victim advocate for the past seven years, and although he hadn't put much thought into it when he signed up, the impact he has made on others has caused him to never look back.

  • DOD launches Integrated Lodging Program Pilot

    The Defense Department will launch an Integrated Lodging Program Pilot June 15, which will provide quality government and commercial lodging, with greater safety and security and better services at reduced rates. ​Travelers TDY, for 30 days or less, to select DOD locations will be directed to book