COLUMBUS AFB NEWS

  • Freedom Park demolition begins

    Demolition of Freedom Park began Feb. 6 on Columbus Air Force Base, Mississippi. The Freedom Park playground was built in 1996, a time when playgrounds were typically constructed with wooden materials. Since its construction over 20 years ago, several areas have deteriorated in the wooden structure

  • Two Airmen help the Air Force win the Alpha Warrior competition

    Capt. Jennifer Trewett, 43rd Flying Training Squadron executive officer, and 2nd Lt. Riley Quinlan, 14th Civil Engineer Squadron Readiness and Emergency Management flight commander, participated in the Alpha Warrior Competition held at the Alpha Warrior Proving Grounds, Selma, Texas.

  • CAFB Fire Department reminds Team BLAZE to ‘Look. Listen. Learn.’

    2018’s Fire Prevention Week theme was "Look. Listen. Learn. Be Aware. Fire can happen anywhere," and members of the 14th Civil Engineer Squadron did their best during Oct. 6-13 to involve the base and the local community in educating people about the importance of fire prevention.

  • Columbus AFB uses new methods to increase Force Readiness

    The Department of Defense has made it clear that readiness is vital to being the best fighting force in the world, and Columbus Air Force Base, Mississippi, has developed new methods to meet the demands of National Defense Strategy while not interrupting the pilot training mission.

  • Running for a reason

    The U.S. Air Force Marathon is held every year at Wright Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio, on the 3rd Saturday in September. It began in 1997 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Air Force and has grown into a 13,500 participant event with runners coming from all fifty states and several foreign

  • No pests, no problems

    Tucked away by the Kortiz Clinic, the 14th Civil Engineer Squadron Entomology team rarely sees the spotlight, but the work they do keeps Team BLAZE safe and comfortable.

  • 14th CES recognized as best small unit in the Air Force

    The 14th Civil Engineer Squadron was notified earlier this month that they were the recipients of the Air Force’s 2017 Outstanding Civil Engineer Small Unit Category for their accomplishments throughout the year.