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  • Deploying is never easy

    Approximately 70 members from the 136th Airlift Wing departed from here to Southwest Asia Feb. 26, 2013, in support of the Air and Space Expeditionary Forces."This [deployment] is where you really experience the brotherhood of the military," said Tech. Sgt. Shelly Jackson, 136th Maintenance

  • Outstanding Airmen of 2013

    Thirty-one outstanding Airmen from various units across Texas competed here, Jan. 13, 2013 to determine the top Airmen in six categories."The process of becoming Outstanding Airmen of the Year starts at each individual unit, and the selected Airmen first have to win their squadron, or their group,

  • The secret garden, a vegetative roof

    NAS FORT WORTH JRB, TX. - The 136th Civil Engineering Squadron is the first to take advantage of an extensive vegetative roof system here. The roof was constructed under Executive Order 13514/13423, a strategic plan to reduce energy usage for the newly constructed maintenance add-on buildings. "The

  • The call of duty above and beyond

    DFW Airport, one of the busiest airport in the United States, where hundreds of people hustle and bustle about, running, walking or just sitting around waiting for their flights, recently welcomed some of our Nation's highest decorated heroes. This particular morning on April 5, 2011, a USO

  • CES build partnerships in Bosnia

    Approximately 60 members of the 136 Airlift Wing Civil Engineering Squadron spent almost two weeks in Vareš, Bosnia-Herzegovina, participating in a unique humanitarian mission that drastically influenced the local community, said Master Sgt. Constance Mick, material control supervisor.The Airmen

  • Texas Airmen Partner in Multinational Humanitarian Exercises

    The air forces of 12 countries of the Americas participated in an exercise aimed at using multinational air assets from member nations of Sistema de cooperacion de las Fuerzas Aerias de las Americas in support of Humanitarian Civic Assistance Missions, Oct. 4 to 14 in Chile.The "Cooperation 1"

  • Patriotic nurse

    "I believe if you have the ability to help, you also have the obligation to do so." This simple statement illuminates the responsibility and dedication that provided the motivation for Texas State Guard Army Capt. Jodie Smith to leave her more lucrative civilian position and volunteer to participate

  • Census joins Operation Lone Star

    When customers walk into the Medical Innovative Training Team Sites (MIRTTS) that form the medical service arm of this year's Operation Lone Star, they all expect to see quality medical personnel. For some, seeing a table set up with information about the upcoming U.S. Census seems a bit out of

  • Texas State partnership with Chilean Military

    Once again, Operation Lone Star has enticed international medical participants from Czech Republic and Chile. The Chilean Military sent two doctors, Air Force Lt. Col. Alger Rodo, a specialist in colorectal surgery, and Maj. Raul Berrios, a thoracic surgeon. They are both part of an international

  • Clinic sees steady flow at mid-week

    The Dr. Javier Saenz Middle School Medical Innovative Readiness Training Team Site (MIRTTS) continued with a steady flow of customers as it reached the half-way point in the first week of Operation Lone Star 2009. At noon Wednesday, the MIRTTS was on track to continue their average of about 340