HURLBURT FIELD - U.S. Rep. Jeff Miller from Florida's First Congressional District, which includes Hurlburt Field, visited the 39th Information Operations Squadron Nov. 6 here to gain an appreciation for the squadron's mission.
ACC command chief visits Hurlburt
Chief Master Sgt. Richard Parsons, Air Combat Command command chief, visited several ACC units at the 15th Aircraft Maintenance Unit hangar at Hurlburt Field last Wednesday.
Hurlburt airman first to complete new DOD course
Dr. Jamie Morin, Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Financial Management and Comptroller, presented the Air Force's first Department of Defense Financial Management Program-certified Airman with a certificate during his visit to Hurlburt Field last week.
Golf tourney to help local vets
A little more than a year after the local Vets to VA program was restarted, supporters of the Santa Rosa Veterans Memorial Foundation are hosting a golf tournament to benefit the program at Hidden Creek, starting at noon on November 22. Some of the proceeds from the event will also support The Boys and Girls Club of the Emerald Coast.
NJROTC cadets spend night aboard USS Alabama
Navarre’s Raider Battalion had the opportunity to tour and sleep aboard the retired ship, the USS Alabama, last week. A group of 40 cadets made the trip — the male cadets one day and the female cadets followed on the next day.
1st SOAOS activates at Hurlburt Field
HURLBURT FIELD - The 1st Special Operations Air Operations Squadron stood up during a squadron activation ceremony at the Soundside Club last Friday at Hurlburt Field.
No waste spared on Hurlburt Field
HURLBURT FIELD - Air Commandos set a new record for participation in the Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day last Friday at Hurlburt Field.
Wounded warrior makes final jump
HURLBURT FIELD - One by one, Airmen from the 23rd Special Tactics Squadron lined up at the back of a C-130, paused, then stepped off the aircraft last Wednesday, completing their free fall training jump into the picturesque water of Florida's Emerald Coast.
Monument to honor women’s military service
A local women veterans advocate group is one step closer to its goal of constructing a monument recognizing the service and sacrifices of women veterans past and present.
Payments still on, disability claims delayed for veterans
Veterans who gave their all to the country are finding that the country doesn’t always give back. Especially when the government is in a partial shutdown, which is having an effect on services so many veterans have come to rely upon.