News

  • Columbus earns $25.4M end of year close out

    Members of the Base Community Council heard it first when Col. Ken Bryson, 14th Mission Support Group commander, presented the results of the Fiscal Year 2009 financial close-out. Columbus Air Force Base competed and won a record $25.4 million dollars for numerous base projects. The fiscal windfalls

  • 10 Ways to Put More in Your Workouts

    Rumors abound as the new Air Force Fitness Operating Instruction is pending release. Our goal at the 14th Medical Group and the Health and Wellness Center is that airmen continue to exercise properly in anticipation for the pending changes in our Air Force Fitness Program. Therefore, I have put

  • Class 11-01 Helps One of Our Own

    When Class 11-01 started pilot training, the Senior Ranking Officer, Captain Chris Duncan, wanted to schedule a group activity to help bring the class together. Capt. Duncan knew from previous experience that Habitat for Humanity would be a great choice and gathered 11 volunteers from his

  • Operations Group hosts semi-annual Career Day

    Aircraft and aircrews representing the spectrum of Air Force missions will descend upon Columbus AFB, Saturday, November 7th to provide students, instructor pilots and their families with first-hand accounts of each airframe's role in current global operations. Career Day is a semi-annual event

  • BLAZE Team Competes for Soccer Defender’s Cup

    The Columbus AFB soccer team competed this past weekend for the Defender's Cup, competing against 18 teams across the U.S. for the 2009 championship. As the first military tournament for the BLAZE Team, Columbus AFB took home fifth place while Travis AFB, Calif., took home to championship title. The

  • Annual Blaze Team Halloween Pumpkin Patrol and Trick-or-Treating Route

    As everyone knows, Halloween is just around the corner and the safety of our "Trick-or-Treaters" will be paramount. Pinnacle Property Management coordinated with Columbus Air Force Base for "trick-or-treating" hours of 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. With a large number of children out and about, it is