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  • New DOD Program Leaves Sexual Predators Nowhere to Hide

    A new Defense Department program called Catch a Serial Offender, or "CATCH," aims to make it more difficult for sexual assault perpetrators to evade identification and capture by law enforcement.The new tool is expected to allow victims making a restricted report of sexual assault — a reporting

  • An important component of resiliency: Communication

    “When we are able to listen and engage during good times; we form relationships with others. These relationships are important for resiliency because these are the people that we connect with during good times and bad.”This is what Jamie Ellis, director of 926th Wing Psychological Health, told more

  • A1 Support Team to be Available on Primary UTA Weekends

    Beginning in October, the A1 directorate will have a team available to provide support to the field on all primary unit training assembly weekends. This effort is just one of many transformation initiatives AFRC A1 is implementing to reform the human capital enterprise and further enable ready,

  • Reserve Citizen Airmen help relocate Alaskan village

    HILL AIR FORCE BASE, Utah – Villagers from the remote town of Newtok, Alaska, greeted a team of 23 personnel from the 419th Civil Engineer Squadron Aug. 8 with traditional food and dancing.The team is made up of heavy equipment, utilities, planning, HVAC and electrical experts who will help rebuild

  • Heins retires

    Master Sgt. Myra Heins, the 926th Wing Commander's Support Staff NCOIC, receives a flag from Staff Sgt. Joel Guerrero, a 926th Aerospace Medicine Squadron ceremonial team member, during her retirement ceremony Aug. 4 at Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada. Heins retired after 20 years of honorable