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Graphic illustrating MILCON awards for Tyndall's "Installation of the Future" rebuild. (courtesy graphic)

Getting to know the new AFIMSC vice commander

Col. Kelly Sams assumed her new role as the Air Force Installation and Mission Support Center vice commander in July 2022. (U.S. Air Force graphic by Jim Martinez)

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#IAMIMSC award winner: Kami Brown

Meet Kami Brown, the April #IAMIMSC award winner. Brown is the security forces program manager for the Air Force Installation and Mission Support Center’s Detachment 5 at Joint Base Andrews, Maryland. (U.S. Air Force graphic by Jim Martinez)

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Getting to know the new AFIMSC first sergeant

Senior Master Sgt. Mary Robey is the new Air Force Installation and Mission Support Center first sergeant, or first shirt. In her new role, she advises the AFIMSC commander on the readiness, health, morale, welfare and quality of life of Airmen and families across the center to ensure a mission-ready force. (U.S. Air Force graphic by Jim Martinez)

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Youth Ages 6-8

Shown are the winning submissions of the Air Force Art Contest Youth Ages 6-8 category: First Place: Samantha Lee, Landstuhl, Germany; Second Place: Rhainnon Mouser, Hanscom AFB, Massachusetts; Third Place: Emelia Moon, Eielson AFB, Alaska. (U.S. Air Force Graphic)

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Youth Ages 9-12 years

Shown are the winning submissions of the Air Force Art Contest Youth Ages 6-8 category: First Place: Eason Becker, Hill AFB, Utah; Second Place: Lila Fredberg, Edwards AFB, California; Third Place: Ellah Walker, Keesler AFB, Mississippi. (U.S. Air Force Graphic)

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Youth Ages 13-17 years

Shown are the winning submissions of the Air Force Art Contest Youth Ages 13-17 category: First Place: Morgan Becker, Hill AFB, Utah; Second Place: Isabella Johnson, U.S. Air Force Academy, Colorado; Third Place: Carla Watts, Mountain Home AFB, Idaho. (U.S. Air Force Graphic)

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Adult Novice

Shown are the winning submissions of the Air Force Art Contest Adult Novice category: First Place: Kelly Aistrop, Beale AFB, California; Second Place: Amy Manjarres, Homestead Air Reserve Base, Florida; Third Place: Anneke Maelle Peterson, Luke AFB, Arizona. (U.S. Air Force Graphic)

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Adult Accomplished

Shown are the winning submissions of the Air Force Art Contest Adult Accomplished category: First Place: Jennifer Slack, Hurlburt Field Air Force Base, Florida; Second Place: Cyrus Samuel, Aviano Air Base, Italy; Third Place: Eleanor Manning, Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska. (U.S. Air Force Graphic)

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Air Force announces winners of this year’s DAF art contest

The Air Force Services Center recently announced the winners of this year’s Air Force Art Contest. More than 2,240 pieces of art submitted from over 1,600 participants of all ages who used a variety of media. After the month-long contest closed March 31, a team of judges evaluated each entrant’s artwork for impact, creativity and technical criteria in adult and youth categories. (U.S. Air Force Graphic)

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AFIMSC Warfighter Portrait: Master Sgt. Diamond Wilkins

The first in her family to join the military, Master Sgt. Diamond Wilkins has spent most of her career in Europe activating and managing civil engineer command and control centers, processing work requirements, managing CE material acquisitions and maintaining accountability of resources. (U.S. Air Force graphic by Jim Martinez)

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Air Force Gaming season 3 launches with new competition format

For two seasons, since it debuted, the inaugural DAF Gaming League has steadily added participants. More than 25,000 Total Force gamers participate, to include active-duty Airmen and Guardians, the Guard and Reserve, as well as Defense Department civilians. The DAF Gaming League’s first Armed Forces esports championship takes place 28-29 May. (Air Force Graphic)

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Air Force Gaming season 3 launches with new competition format

The Department of the Air Force Gaming League is back with a new format and a new league for family members and retirees. The new format consists of three unique seasons – spring, summer and fall, expanding opportunities for more competitors to participate. With the success of the DAF League, and based on customer requests, AFSVC officials decided to expand the program by adding a second league, called the Minor League. The Minor League allows for gamers of all ages, including retirees and young family members. (Air Force Graphic)

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Air Force Gaming season 3 launches with new competition format

With the success of the DAF League, and based on customer requests, AFSVC officials decided to expand the program by adding a second league, called the Minor League. The Minor League allows for gamers of all ages, including retirees and young family members. (Air Force Graphic)

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AFIMSC Warfighter Portrait: Capt. Chau Tran

Serving in the Air Force gives Capt. Chau Tran a strong sense of purpose. “I am a part of something a lot bigger than myself,” he said. “What I do, even though small, is meaningful.” (U.S. Air Force graphic by Jim Martinez)

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AFIMSC Warfighter Portrait: Christine Rodriguez

Service is in Christine Rodriguez’s blood. She’s the daughter of a career Air Force flight medic, her grandfather spent time in the Marines and Coast Guard, and her siblings dedicated much of their early lives to the Army. (U.S. Air Force graphic by Jim Martinez)

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#IAMIMSC award winner: Maj. John-Anthony Ford

(U.S. Air Force graphic by Jim Martinez)

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AFIMSC Warfighter Portrait: Saida Hage

The job of a financial management officer can take you to combat zones and outposts all over the world. Just ask Saida Hage, who has spent 25 years serving the Air Force, managing million-dollar budgets and providing financial support to U.S. and coalition forces. (U.S. Air Force graphic by Jim Martinez)

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AFIMSC Warfighter Portrait: Pitman Kennedy

Pitman Kennedy is passionate about giving back, making a difference and leaving a lasting impact. (U.S. Air Force graphic by Jim Martinez)

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Colorado Springs Olympic Training Center

The U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Training Center are located in Colorado Springs, where Airman and Guardian Olympians will have a new home , as the Department of the Air Force will be relocating the World Class Athlete and Air Force Shooting programs to Colorado. Moving the programs from Air Force Services Center headquarters in San Antonio to Colorado puts Air Force and Space Force athletes in the heart of the U.S. Olympic training grounds, improving program management and strengthening collaboration between the Air Force and the Olympic and Paralympic Training Center. (Courtesy Photo)

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