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  • The 14th Force Support Squadron plans to redo the foundation of the Blaze Fit Trail and add 2.2 miles of rubber on top of it. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman Davis Donaldson)

    14th FSS focuses on major Quality of Life projects for Columbus AFB Airmen, families

    The 14th Force Support Squadron at Columbus Air Force Base, Mississippi, presented the base community with multiple base-improvement plans at the Quality of Life Town Hall, March 5; although the 14th FSS have several projects for this fiscal year, the 14th FSS says three of the projects stand out from the others.
  • A 50 year pin service pun lays on a table August 13, 2018, on Columbus Air Force Base, Mississippi. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Keith Holcomb)

    Civilian Airman continues to show dedicated service after 50 years

    Over 183,000 individuals who protect and serve the U.S. in the Air Force are civilian full-time, part-time, term, temporary, appropriated and non-appropriated fund Airmen.
  • Maj. Douglas Hickey, 14th Force Support Squadron Commander, speaks to the participants at the triathlon Sept. 23, 2017, on Columbus Air Force Base, Mississippi. The triathlon had 87 participants who all completed the event in various age groups. The event was also supported by the Red Cross and GNC who provided water and food after the race. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Keith Holcomb)

    FSS holds Columbus AFB up with many pillars

    From bowling and 5k’s to a 2018 Wings Over Columbus, the 14th Force Support Squadron is responsible for the management of military and civilian employees, education services for base members, professional military education programs and family support programs.Their impact keeps the quality-of-life for Airmen and their families high so together

  • CAFB Education Center is base’s education compass

    All Airmen, service members and civilians are encouraged to use their educational benefits while they serve their country, yet some take for granted the opportunities offered to them.
  • Camerin Lewis, stepdaughter to 2nd Lt. Andrew Secules of the 14th Student Squadron, brushes and grooms a horse while waiting to ride July 21, 2017, in Caledonia, Mississippi. The horses must be groomed before riding to prevent injury, and it also gives riders a chance to bond with the horse. Exceptional Family Member Program members from Columbus Air Force Base, Mississippi, were able to participate in a therapeutic horse riding session provided by the Riding to Improve Development, Esteem, Strength and Spirit Program. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Beaux Hebert)

    RIDES supports military families through therapeutic horse riding

    Members of the Exceptional Family Member Program from Columbus Air Force Base, Mississippi, embarked on a therapeutic horse-riding experience with the help of volunteers from the Riding to Improve, Development, Esteem, Strength and Spirit Program July 21 in Caledonia.
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