Wright-Patt leaders present BRAC opportunities and challenges at "1,000 Job Roundtable"

A four-person leadership team from Wright-Patterson AFB informed U.S. Congressman Mike Turner from Ohio and area county commissioners of base opportunities and challenges presented by the Base Realignment and Closure process during a "1,000 Job Roundtable" held at Sinclair Community College in

RQ-4B Global Hawk unmanned aircraft sets 33-hour flight endurance record

The Global Hawk set an endurance record for a full-scale, operational unmanned aircraft when it completed a flight of 33 hours and 6 minutes on March 22. During the flight, the aircraft flew at altitudes exceeding 60,000 feet over Edwards AFB, Calif. On a clear early morning March 21, with the

President Bush thanks Airmen, outlines importance of 'staying the course' in Iraq

"The Air Force was critical in liberating the people of Afghanistan, the people of Iraq, and taking the fight to the enemy overseas so we do not have to face them here at home." Those opening remarks were part of a 40-minute speech delivered by President George W. Bush March 27 at the National

Air Force, Shriner's Hospital to provide care to 3-year-old Iraqi burn victim

WWRS reaches round globe to fill Tinker’s critical need

An urgent request for a small but critical part for an F-100 engine ended up traveling halfway around the world to find a credible source. Fortunately for the Air Force and the overhaul production schedule of the 76th Propulsion Maintenance Group at Tinker AFB, Okla., a system to find that source

C-130J Super Hercules Deliveries Continue

Air Force activates 711th Human Performance Wing at Wright-Patterson

The Air Force Research Laboratory officially activated the 711th Human Performance Wing (HPW) at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base today, creating the first human-centric warfare wing to consolidate research, consultation, and education under one roof. The wing combines AFRL's Human Effectiveness

President Bush to visit National Museum of the U.S. Air Force

President George W. Bush will visit the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force here on March 27 and address the global war on terror. The visit will be an invitation-only event and the museum will be closed to the general public for the day. The National Museum of the United States Air Force is the

ETIMS Transforms Technical Order Process

In an effort to better organize critical resources, the Air Force has taken one step closer toward the Air Force Business Transformation goal when the Enhanced Technical Information Management System became operationally available via the Air Force Portal  Feb 29. ETIMS, which is managed by the 754

AFOSR provides research funding for signal processing expert

An AFOSR-funded scientist is researching Software Defined Radio capabilities in flexible adaptive signal processing architectures for applications that would give the military the opportunity to have advanced remote sensing capabilities. Dr. Wil Myrick has also been doing research that would lead to