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  • Trail BLAZE'r - Dec. 14

    Name: Airman 1st Class Dennisse Mallari.Unit: 14th Comptroller Squadron.Job title: Customer Service Technician.Time at Columbus AFB: Four and a half months.Time in Service: Ten and a half months.Hometown: Tarlac City, the Philippines.Career goals: To become an Air Force flight attendant. After the

  • CAF raise awareness of available resources

    Organizations from around the base banded together to raise awareness of the Comprehensive Airman Fitness program over a continental breakfast Dec. 14 in the 14th Mission Support Group building.The CAF is a program that helps to improve the physical, social, mental and spiritual aspects of Airman's

  • The 14th STURON rises again under Moore

    Lt. Col. Jon Moore took command of the 14th Student Squadron during an assumption of command ceremony at the BLAZE Hangar on Dec. 2.The 14th STURON, which had been deactivated for nearly 20 years, will be taking on many of the responsibilities it had before it was re-designated as the 14th

  • Street Smarts comes to Columbus AFB

    Columbus Air Force Base Airmen saw the consequences of making bad decisions behind the wheel during a Street Smart presentation held at Kaye Auditorium on Nov. 21.Two state-certified firefighter paramedics, Greg McCarty and Scott Neusch of the Florida Stay Alive From Education inc. gave the

  • Trail BLAZE'r - Nov. 23

    Name: Capt. Andrew SheeanUnit: 14th Medical Operations Squadron Job title: Flight SurgeonTime at Columbus AFB: Two and a quarter years.Time in Service: Two and a quarter years.Hometown: Marietta, Ga.Career goals: Complete orthopedic surgery residency training.Family members: Mother, father,

  • 314th AW commander urges graduates to look to future

    The 314th Air Wing commander from Little Rock Air Force Base Arkansas spoke to SUPT Class 12-02 during their graduation ceremony on Nov. 18 in the Kaye Auditorium.Col. Mark Czelusta asked graduates to think about how the Air Force would change over the next thirty years, advising them to look at the

  • Air Force announces civilian workforce restructuring

    Air Force officials announced several adjustments to the civilian workforce Nov. 2. In response to direction from the Secretary of Defense for the Department of Defense to stop civilian growth above fiscal year 2010 levels and the need to add 5,900 positions against the Air Force's top priorities,