• A legacy of Innovation

    Jan. 24 was marked as John M. Browning Day through a resolution presented by Gov. Gary R. Herbert, one day after Browning's 156th birthday. John M. Browning, a Utah native and famous gunmaker during the 1900s, paved the way for the future of all gunmakers through his innovative and creative

  • F-16 Programs section chief receives Meritorious Civilian Service Award

    Col. Scott Stapp, commander of the Ogden Air Logistics Center Aerospace Sustainment Directorate, officiated at a civilian awards ceremony Jan. 19 as Mark Bailey was surprised with the honor. He serves as chief, F-16 Modernization Flight, 501st Aircraft Sustainment Wing.Bailey's civilian honor was

  • CCAF courses good start

    Hopefully you saw in the Jan. 24 edition of the Air Force Times the front page article "Get a Degree -- Earn a Stripe."The article explains how mid-level enlisted personnel will now need to have their Community College of the Air Force degrees completed if they want to be truly competitive for

  • Civilian workers at Hill may be drug tested

    As a result of its national defense responsibilities and the sensitive nature of its work, the Air Force has a compelling obligation to eliminate the effects of illicit drug use from its workplace. "Illicit drugs" are defined as all illegal drugs, as well as legal (prescription) drugs when they are

  • Airmen join Soldiers in Joint Dawn

    About two dozen contracting airmen descended onto this home of the 101st Airborne Division to get a taste of contracting operations in a contingency environment.The airmen came from as far away as Japan, Alaska and Hawaii to participate in the U.S. Army Expeditionary Contracting Command Operation