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  • What every officer needs to know about becoming a judge advocate

    There are many reasons why an officer would want to become a Judge Advocate. As an attorney in the Air Force, a JAG officer's career is diverse. A JAG officer has the ability to work with various types of law including, but not limited to, criminal law, civil law, contracts, and international law.

  • Healthy Weight Week focuses on health, wellness

    Healthy Weight Week, which falls from Sunday to Jan. 26, is a time to celebrate healthy lifestyles that last a lifetime and prevent eating and weight problems. Eat well, live actively and feel good about yourself and others. It's a welcome change from the dieting and binging that typically begin the

  • Columbus AFB medical clinic renamed

    Columbus AFB held a ceremony today renaming the base clinic in honor of Major Thomas Flagg Koritz, a former pilot-physician in the United States Air Force. Major Koritz was a medical doctor who joined the Air Force through Officer Training School, and graduated with Distinguished Graduate honors

  • CENTAF commander to visit CAFB

    Lieutenant Gen. Gary North, U.S. Central Command Air Forces and 9th Air Force commander, will be the keynote speaker at the Base Community Council dinner hosted at the Columbus Club Thursday. General North is Commander, 9th Air Force and U.S. Central Command Air Forces, Shaw AFB, S.C. U.S. Central

  • A snapshot of 2007

    Everyone has heard the old saying, "time flies when you are having fun." I'm not so sure it's because we are always having fun or because we are an extremely busy small base. Looking back over the past year, the 14th Flying Training Wing has definitely been busy, and it doesn't seem like another

  • Ceremony lights up holiday season

    The lights are now gleaming on the large tree located outside of the 14th Flying Training Wing Headquarters building. Members of the BLAZE Team came together Monday night for the official tree lighting ceremony. Ryan McCalip, son of Maj. Randy McCalip, 14th Medical Operations Squadron, was the lucky