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  • Staff Sgt. James Chase, 50th Flying Training Squadron life support, right, and Lt. Col. J.J. Menozzi, 50th FTS commander, help John Correnti, CEO and president of SeverCorr, prepare for his orientation flight in a T-38 Talon Feb. 12 at Columbus Air Force Base.

    Local CEO climbs to new heights

    The CEO and President of SeverCorr, John Correnti, visit Columbus AFB Tuesday. Correnti, who founded SeverCorr in 2005, was able to take a flight in the T-38 Talon with the 14th Flying Training Wing commander, Col. Dave Gerber, as his pilot. During his tour of Columbus AFB, Correnti was shown the day-to-day operations of the base. He was also able
  • The 2007 Annual Awards winners were recognized during a dinner at the Columbus Club Saturday night. The winners are seen here with Col. Dave Gerber, 14th Flying Training Wing commander, and Chief Master Sgt. Ron Bowlan, 14th FTW Command Chief Master Sergeant. (U.S. Air Force photo by Elizabeth Owens)

    CAFB awards 2007 Annual Awards winners

    Columbus AFB recognized it 2007 Annual Awards winners Saturday night during a ceremony at the Columbus Club. Although a stiff competition, the 13 winners came out with a well deserved victory. Major Lisa Davison, 14th Medical Operations Squadron, was awarded the Field Grade Officer of the Year for 2007. The 2007 Flight Commander of the Year award

  • Columbus’ Biggest Loser competition inspires BLAZE Team to shed pounds

    Do you have a few pounds you would like to shed? Don't exactly know where to start? Do you just need a little motivation? Do you want to be a part of Columbus Air Force Base's biggest competition? If you answered yes; mark the calendars, get a team together and work to become Columbus' Biggest Losers! The Biggest Loser competition is when teams of

  • Melançon assumes command of CES

    Lieutenant Col. Patrice Melançon assumed command of the 14th Civil Engineer Squadron Jan. 30. Colonel Melançon's most recent assignment has been as an Individual Mobilization Augmentee to Air Education and Training Command's Civil Engineer. She will act as commander of the 14th CES until Lt. Col. Rob Germann returns from his deployment. The 14th
  • Members of the Specialized Undergraduate Pilot Training Class 08-10 took home the Blazing Balls of O'Leary crud tournament trophy Friday night following the Specialized Undergraduate Pilot Training class 08-05 assignment night. The members of the winning team are: 2nd Lt. Rich Smith, 2nd Lt. Edward Leber, 2nd Lt. Mike Crew, 2nd Lt. Mark Fattmann and 2nd Lt. Casey Fallon. They are seen here with Sarah Buchanan. (U.S. Air Force photo by 2nd Lt. Michael Cepak)

    Another win for 08-10

  • Major Jean Havens, 14th Operations Support Squadron Director of Operations, was awarded the Bronze Star Jan. 31 by Col. Dave Gerber, 14th Flying Training Wing commander. Havens received this medal for her role in advising a squadron of Iraqi pilots. (U.S. Air Force photo by Melissa Duncan)

    OSS member receives Bronze Star

    Major Jean Havens, 14th Operations Support Squadron Director of Operations, was awarded the Bronze Star Jan. 31 by Col. Dave Gerber, 14th Flying Training Wing commander. The Bronze Star is a United States Armed Forces individual military decoration which is awarded for bravery, acts of merit or meritorious service. Havens received this medal for
  • Jazz musician and Honorary Commander for the 14th Force Support Squadron, provisional, Brice Miller is greeted by MUW President and host, Dr Claudia Limbert; 14th Flying Training Wing commander Colonel David Gerber and his wife Louisa at the Honorary Commander reception held at Dr Limberts home. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Danielle Hill)

    Building bridges with community: an everlasting tradition at CAFB

    Military and honorary commanders gathered together Monday evening at a Honorary Commander reception hosted at the home of Dr. Claudia Limbert, President of the Mississippi University for Women. During the reception honorary commanders were presented certificates appointing them to their position, as well as the opportunity to visit and interact

  • The one thing everyone should have before they go

     A person without belongings, devoid of personal connections, and with little or no care for what happens to his or her family and property after his/her death, does not need a will. Everyone else, however, should have one. Everyone generally knows what constitutes a will. A legal will, drafted by an attorney and executed in the presence of a

  • Easy tips to fight the flu

    The 14th Medical Group and Public Health Office keep a careful watch on the level of Influenza in the surrounding area. They continually remind and encourage every member of the community to visit their primary care physician or the local health department to receive their annual influenza vaccine. It is not too late to receive the influenza
  • Captain Russell Knight, commander of the Naval Air Station Meridian, Miss., flies a T-38 simulator Friday during his visit to Columbus AFB. Knight was visiting CAFB in hopes to build on relationship between the NAS and CAFB. (U.S. Air Force photo by Elizabeth Owens)

    NAS Meridian builds relationship with CAFB

    Inter-service relationships are always important and helpful when in the military. Columbus AFB and Naval Air Station Meridian expanded on this logic Friday when Navy Capt. Russell Knight, paid a visit to CAFB. Capt. Knight, the commander at NAS Meridian, toured the base to compare and contrast the flying program of the two bases. The flying
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