Pittsburgh International Airport opens Military and Family Courtesy Center for traveling troops

In November, the Pittsburgh International Airport Ambassadors will hold a grand opening ceremony for the Airport's Military and Family Courtesy Center. This new center, located just past Gate A4, will provide a private area for members of the military to relax before leaving on their next flight.

Metal, structural technicians keep Hurks airborne

Dobbins EOR expert trains Airmen for inspection

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The Global War on Terrorism begins with you

The Global War on Terrorism takes on many forms, ranging from kinetic operations in Iraq and Afghanistan to more innocuous manifestations that people often take for granted. The role of the unit and individual often falls into the latter category. Unit and individual anti-terrorism measures can be

Metal, structural technicians keep Hurks airborne

Have you ever gotten on a plane and had an overwhelming sense of dread? Have you ever been midflight and wondered, what is keeping this airplane in the air? If so then you might want to take a look at two shops tucked away in Hangar 418. At one end of the hallway, Aircraft Metals Technology

Dobbins EOR expert trains Airmen for inspection

Chances are, if you're in a deployed environment, you may come into contact with some unexploded ordnance. With that reality in mind, what do you do if and when that occurs? Post-attack reconnaissance is a base-wide effort that manages the flow of information up and down the chain of command after

Citadel graduate assumes command of 911th Mission Support Group during October UTA

Col. James B. Hurley, assumed command of the 911th Airlift Wing Mission Support Group, Oct. 4, 2008, as Col. Gordon H. Elwell, Jr., 911th Airlift Wing commander, hosted the event. Col. Hurley is a native of South Carolina. He joined the U.S. Air Force in 1982 after graduating from The Citadel. Upon

Pittsburgh celebrates 250th anniversary

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