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  • NYANG firefighters conduct joint search and rescue training

    Firefighters from the New York Air National Guard's 109th Airlift Wing, 106th Rescue Wing, and 105th AW, from Scotia, Long Island, and Newburgh respectively, met up at Camp Smith, New York, Oct. 20, to complete three days of joint search and rescue training.The Airmen trained on high-angle rescues

  • Have fun, be safe this Halloween

    When I was a kid, my favorite character and what I dressed up as for Halloween was this homemade Godzilla costume my mom made.  It wasn't anything extraordinary as the costumes in today's world are, but I was a huge Godzilla fan and it was something "unique" in my small town (what can I say, I'm a

  • AFSOC commander issues safety message to Air Commandos

    Air Force Special Operations Command has an inherently dangerous mission. What we do and where we do it, without question, involves a high degree of risk and our success depends on our ability to mitigate those risks. We've suffered losses that were preventable, and the way we prevent those losses

  • Top 3 releases AF birthday message

    Secretary of the Air Force Deborah Lee James, Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Mark A. Welsh III and Chief Master Sgt. of the Air Force James A. Cody released a tri-signature letter in anticipation of the Air Force's 68th birthday Sept. 18.To read the letter, click here.

  • Quest for Zero: The Fatal Four

    Air Force Occupational Safety begins the fiscal year 2016 Quest for Zero campaign on Oct. 1.The main focus of the campaign continues to be on-duty safety and risk management. This year the campaign will incorporate, on a quarterly basis, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration's "Fatal

  • Migration season is the increase bird strike reason

    Fall is just around the corner. It won't be long before we see migratory flocks of birds heading south to warmer weather. This can be a major concern to aircrew and airfield managers because bird migrations increase the risk of bird strikes.Monthly trends recorded by the Air Force Safety Center's

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