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Even tough Marines need a hearty breakfast Local church feed Camp Lejeune Marines learning motorcycle safety - 7/30/2010
Marines from Camp Lejeune who made the trek out to Asheville, North Carolina, to attend a mandatory motorcycle safety training event were met with a pleasant surprise earlier in the week, as members of a local church group held a pancake breakfast for the troops to help them hit the road with full stomachs.
The new planes will help the Air Force expand Eglin AFB to host F-35 training aircraft - 7/30/2010
In an effort to continue providing airmen with the most advanced tools in modern warfare, the Air Force has announced plans to deliver 59 new F-35 Lightening II Joint Strike Fighters to Eglin AFB to help train the next generation of pilots on one of the most technologically advanced aircraft currently in the sky.
Team at Lackland providing cyber protection Lackland AFB helping soldiers worldwide with cybersecurity - 7/30/2010
While proper training and equipment is essential for keeping servicemen and women safe on the battlefield, a group of technology professionals at Lackland Air Force base is providing another kind of security.
Military families can check out New York City on Labor Day weekend Military travel idea: CityPass tickets for Labor Day weekend - 7/30/2010
Like most families in the U.S., when members of the military travel, they often look for a good deal or discounted tickets to help control costs.
The airmen and personnel will have a new facility to work in New funding to help modernize Travis AFB - 7/29/2010
In a move that is sure to please airmen and personnel currently working at the California installation, Travis AFB is the recipient of $387,000 in funding from the House Armed Services Committee meant to construct a state of the art facility for Base Civil Engineer maintenance and supply units.
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Military Lifestyle
Even tough Marines need a hearty breakfast Local church feed Camp Lejeune Marines learning motorcycle safety
Marines from Camp Lejeune who made the trek out to Asheville, North Carolina, to attend a mandatory motorcycle safety training event were met with a pleasant surprise earlier in the week, as members of a local church group held a pancake breakfast for the troops to help them hit the road with full stomachs. 7/30/2010
Things are constantly changing in the Air Force WR-ALC Commander at Robins AFB to retire
For soldiers serving in the American military, retirement is typically the furthest thing from their mind, as their present task typically involves the sum focus of their attention. 7/28/2010
Theater organization helps servicemembers with battlefield stress Camp Pendleton service members find common ground with Sophocles play
Though the dramatic arts and the art of war don’t appear to have anything in common on the surface, the two found common ground recently at Camp Pendleton when servicemen and women, along with their families, were treated with a reading of an ancient Greek play. 7/28/2010
The real art of war Fort Belvoir makes plans to host "Art of the American Soldier"
In feudal Japan, the samurai warrior class trained both in battle tactics and the predominant art forms of the day with the idea of creating a more balanced and worldly individual and a more confident and capable soldier.  7/26/2010
The Air Force Command is constantly in flux 42nd Air Base Wing at Maxwell Gunter AFB receives new commander
A soldier's job always evolving, and nowhere is this more apparent than in the ever-changing chain of command at military installations across the globe. 7/26/2010
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Military News
The new planes will help the Air Force expand Eglin AFB to host F-35 training aircraft
In an effort to continue providing airmen with the most advanced tools in modern warfare, the Air Force has announced plans to deliver 59 new F-35 Lightening II Joint Strike Fighters to Eglin AFB to help train the next generation of pilots on one of the most technologically advanced aircraft currently in the sky. 7/30/2010
Team at Lackland providing cyber protection Lackland AFB helping soldiers worldwide with cybersecurity
While proper training and equipment is essential for keeping servicemen and women safe on the battlefield, a group of technology professionals at Lackland Air Force base is providing another kind of security. 7/30/2010
The airmen and personnel will have a new facility to work in New funding to help modernize Travis AFB
In a move that is sure to please airmen and personnel currently working at the California installation, Travis AFB is the recipient of $387,000 in funding from the House Armed Services Committee meant to construct a state of the art facility for Base Civil Engineer maintenance and supply units. 7/29/2010
The national guard is headed to Iraq Fort Hood helping out of state men serve their country
Fort Hood is helping five members of the Missouri National Guard serve their country by providing extensive combat and logistics training in advance of their deployment to Iraq. 7/29/2010
Base officials hope to have made their decision by Summer's end Fort Carson could see new helicopter battalion in the future
Change is in the air for the soldiers and civilians at Fort Carson, as Senior Army officials have begun mulling over whether or not to bring a new helicopter aviation battalion to the Mountain Post in the not too distant future. 7/28/2010
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Military Benefits
The Air Force is saving lives Air force techs at Wright Patterson AFB working to protect troops from IEDs
In an effort to save lives, the Air Force Research Laboratory of the 711th Human Performance Wing, Human Directorate at Wright Patterson AFB has developed a new computer program that could better protect troops from improvised explosive devices (IEDs) in war zones. 7/27/2010
Every little bit helps Fort Carson hosts Blood Drive to help support troops overseas
Being a soldier entails a lot of sacrifice in service of one's country.  7/13/2010
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Military Travel & Lodging
Military families can check out New York City on Labor Day weekend Military travel idea: CityPass tickets for Labor Day weekend
Like most families in the U.S., when members of the military travel, they often look for a good deal or discounted tickets to help control costs.  7/30/2010
The national guard is headed to Iraq Fort Hood helping out of state men serve their country
Fort Hood is helping five members of the Missouri National Guard serve their country by providing extensive combat and logistics training in advance of their deployment to Iraq. 7/29/2010
The Eisenhower is the first of many navy ships heading home Naval Station Norfolk welcomes USS Eisenhower home
It's a busy time to be an active duty soldier. With two wars running simultaneously in the Middle East, soldiers, sailors, airmen and Marines have been forced to endure longer and more frequent deployments in service of their country. 7/27/2010
The base is launching three ships in four days Busy times for Naval Station Norfolk
With two conflicts currently placing military servicemen and women in high demand, it may be no surprise that several installations across the country are gearing up to do their parts in the war effort. 7/9/2010
Soldiers ride the rails cheap, but only for a limited time Amtrak offering military discount travel through the end of the week
Members of the American military may have found a new way to save money while visiting family across the country this fall, as Amtrak has announced a new round of military discount travel for active duty soldiers and their immediate families that book their trips by July 9. 7/6/2010
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