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  • SUPT wing commanders visit CAFB

    Four wing commanders visited Columbus AFB Monday through Wednesday for a Specialized Undergraduate Pilot Training commander's summit. Col. Richard Clark, 12th Flying Training Wing commander, Randolph AFB, Texas, Col. Richard Klumpp, 71st Flying Training Wing commander, Vance AFB, Okla., Col. Mike

  • Top MS Guard officer visits CAFB

    Mississippi's top guard office visited Columbus AFB Friday to speak with graduating members of Specialized Undergraduate Pilot Training Class 07-15. Maj. Gen. Harold Cross, Adjutant General of Mississippi, not only talked to graduating students, but also spoke about the challenges and changes the

  • 14th FTW closes out FY07

    The 14th Flying Training Wing closed out its Fiscal Year 2007 flying hour program Sept. 27 when Capt. Andrew Krebs and 2nd Lt. Zachary Johnson, both of the 41st Flying Training Squadron, flew the last T-6 sortie of the year. This year members of the 14th FTW produced 326 new pilots for our Air

  • October is National Breast Cancer Awareness month

    October has been designated National Breast Cancer Awareness month and the 14th Medical Group would like to educate the BLAZE Team on breast cancer. According to the American Cancer Society, breast cancer ranks second as the most common cancer in women. The Center for Disease Control and Prevention

  • Fall Blaze race a huge success

    The Semi-Annual Blaze Race was done in conjunction with the 60/65 anniversary's week-long events. The first 93 registered participants received Blaze Race T-shirts with the commemorative 60/65 logo. Approximately 200 runners participated in the 1.5K fun run/walk, 5K and 10K races respectively. The

  • The Amazing Race “Blazes” to the finish

    The Amazing Race Awards ceremony culminated with the HAWC Blaze Race Friday morning. Seventeen five-member teams began their journey to Wright Patterson AFB, Ohio, on June 20. After fun and sometimes rigorous challenges, eight teams made it to Wright-Pat and beyond. The Fab Five took home first