2nd CWSS cuts ribbon to new facility
Hurlburt Field – The 2nd Combat Weather Systems Squadron, an Air Combat Command tenant unit here, held a ribbon cutting ceremony to mark the opening of a new testing and training facility Dec. 19.
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Finding the way: Special Tactics chief awarded Silver Star
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Hurlburt Field – Their mission was to act as a blockade for a NATO ground operation tasked with clearing an insurgent safe haven. But what began as an ancillary tasking, ended with one Airman decimating the majority of enemy forces and saving his team from devastation.
Sports provides opportunities for special needs children
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Carson Greenhaw knows no limits. His dreams have no limits either because autism isn’t something he allows to be a barrier.
Irma leaves Citizens Insurance with policy bloat
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For Citizens Property Insurance, the ultimate goal is to go out of business.
Special Tactics simulates chaos, combat in Estonian village
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Combat controllers sprint through the small, rustic village donned in plate carriers and radios, ducking behind buildings for cover, calling in coordinates and relaying information to the ground force commander.
Dementia initiative crucial in combating disease expected to become more prevalent in state
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In 10 years, Florida will be the home to more than 720,000 people with Alzheimer’s disease, the sixth-leading cause of death in Americans 65 and older.
Wells aims to spark scientific passion
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More than a decade ago, Tina Wells could be found at Eglin Air Force Base working with a variety of dead pathogens.
Citizens insurance cleared for rate increases
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After Hurricane Irma delayed any decisions, the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation (FLOIR) decided Dec. 6 to approve an increase in rates across all policy types for Citizens Property Insurance.
Science station debuts new learning tool
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When busloads of Holley Navarre Primary School students arrived at the Navarre Beach Marine Science Station (NBMSS) on Thursday, they were greeted by one massive new friend.
Special season puts Argos football program on the map
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Night has fallen on the campus of the University of West Florida and, miles from the hustle and bustle of people making final preparations for Thanksgiving on a Wednesday night in November, the Argonauts are at Pen Air Field practicing.