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  • 2025 DAFRider Motorcycle Preseason: Year of the Swerve

    Preseason is a time when new and seasoned riders gather with their safety office personnel and MSRs for safety briefings, verify MUSTT accounts are updated and inspect their motorcycles. This includes a T-CLOCS inspection which consist of tires, controls, lights, electronics, oil, other fluids,

  • Proficiency & Contingency Readiness: 100th Force Support Squadron

    The 100th Force Support Squadron is diving headfirst into a direction reminiscent of previous decades. The focus is on readiness, the warrior ethos and combat proficiency, with the newly tacked on goal of keeping customer service and manning open base wide.

  • Holloman AFB looks to Revolutionize Aircraft Towing Operations

    The 49th Maintenance Group is advancing its mission readiness through a Phase II Small Business Innovation Research contract collaboration with Evitado Technologies and its anti-collision solution, and TowFLEXX Miltech, a leading manufacturer of electric, remote-controlled towing vehicles without

  • Dyess NCO breaks Arctic ice with LEAD expertise

    One maintainer's leadership during Joint Pacific Multinational Readiness Center 25-02, an annual Arctic deployment training exercise, proved that credible training allows NCOs to lead at higher levels of responsibility. This training fosters an ability to troubleshoot unexpected aircraft

  • Airmen hone skills in high-end fight during exercise Bamboo Eagle

    The skies above the western United States buzzed with activity recently as Airmen from across multiple wings participated in exercise Bamboo Eagle 25-1, a large-force training event designed to challenge units to generate airpower in a contested environment.

  • 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.

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