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  • AETC, AFMC teams pioneer new flying risk app

    Air Education and Training Command is deploying a new ground-breaking web-based system to retool how aircrew members assess risk prior to every flight, while providing a clearer picture of risk for flying unit commanders.

  • Cope North 25 Send Off

    As Cope North 25 approaches, members of the 35th Logistics Readiness Squadron (LRS) and Traffic Management Office (TMO) are ensuring the seamless shipment of essential cargo to Andersen Air Force Base, Guam. The annual multinational exercise strengthens ties between the U.S., Australia and Japan,

  • Press Release: F-35 aircraft crash update

    An F-35A Lightning II aircraft crash occurred on Eielson Air Force Base, Alaska, at 12:49 p.m. Jan. 28, 2025.The aircraft was preparing to land during a training flight when...

  • DAF Safety Announces Next Generation Safety Reporting

    The next iteration of digital safety reporting is here with the release of the new SAFEREP App. SAFEREP is the Department of the Air Force’s only completely digital safety reporting tool supporting all disciplines and areas around base, with dedicated reporting features for workplace, traffic,

  • Snowplow safety: What you need to know this winter

    As the winter season continues in Colorado, motorists are reminded of the critical safety measures for sharing the road with snowplows. These massive vehicles work tirelessly to keep roads clear, but navigating near them requires caution and adherence to the law to ensure everyone’s safety.

  • AEDC Safety provides cold weather safety tips

    As we enter the coldest part of the year, we need to remember the best ways to stay safe when exposed to the cold.Weather.gov tells us to “Wear layers of loose-fitting, lightweight, warm clothing and a hat. Mittens, snug at the wrist, are better than gloves. Cover your mouth to protect your lungs

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