• Changing computing and networking forever, one qubit at a time

    ROME, New York – There was a time when transoceanic travel was a fantasy, the mentioning of space travel could get you committed and the thought of 16GB of RAM in your computer was something only for the ultra-rich. But technology, like time, changes and every so often a breakthrough happens. It’s

  • AF Marathon registration continues

    WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Ohio – Registration for the 21st annual U.S. Air Force Marathon is still open and runners, walkers and wheeled participants are encouraged to sign up quickly for the fun and exciting family friendly event scheduled Sept. 15-16.This year’s marathon will honor the 70th

  • Trusted lab results through Lean Daily Management

    WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Ohio -- Located within the Wright-Patterson Medical Center, the Core Laboratory conducts multiple in-house laboratory tests, and processing of patients’ samples for shipment to other Department of Defense laboratories, all in an effort to satisfy physicians’

  • New brand to serve local military

    WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Ohio -- Cox Media Group Ohio, in concert with the 88th Air Base Wing Public Affairs Office, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, is launching Wright Patt Today, a suite of free daily media products, to better serve the local military community and those who support

  • 88th Dental Lab solves problem for ejection seat research

    WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Ohio -- The subjects of dental appliances and ejection seats may seem worlds apart to most, but for two Wright-Patterson Air Force Base organizations they met to solve a persistent research obstacle at the 711th Human Performance Wing.It was Tech. Sgt. Jeffery

  • Respiratory therapist now battlefield medic

    WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Ohio -- An explosion near his quarters while he was deployed to Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan, on Nov. 12, 2016, set Senior Airman Joshua O’Sullivan into motion.There was no hesitation from the respiratory therapist from the 88th Medical Group, Wright-Patterson Air

  • $93 million contract keeps missile warning system vigilant

    “A missile launch starts a timer,” said SEWS Program Manager Capt. Frank Schiavone. “We’re working hard to provide the combatant commands and partner nations with as many extra seconds as possible so they can begin countermeasures, warn their populations, and protect themselves.”