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  • Civilian developmental education window open through May 1

    Eligible Air Force civilians have until May 1 to submit their civilian developmental education, or CDE, program applications to the Air Force Personnel Center.   CDE provides developmental education and leadership opportunities that will prepare Air Force personnel to anticipate and successfully

  • 916th ARW Airman found deceased

    An Airman assigned to the 916th Air Refueling Wing was found dead in his off-base residence Feb. 28.Deceased is Tech. Sgt. David J. Devier, an aircraft maintenance crew chief with the 911th Air Refueling Squadron, who was stationed at Seymour Johnson AFB since April 2016. The cause of death is under

  • SJAFB takes wheel on new AF process

    The Air Force selected Seymour Johnson Air Force Base to test and evaluate a new certification program to turn government vehicle operator certifications into commercial driver’s licenses.

  • AFA announces scholarships available

    The Air Force Association announced several scholarships available for Airmen, spouses and dependents for the 2017-18 academic year in continuing support of Air Force excellence.

  • Notifications to eligible Airmen begin for Blended Retirement System

    Airmen eligible for the new Blended Retirement System began receiving email notifications Feb. 10 from myPers with information regarding their benefits so they can make the decision best suited for their individual needs.   The myPers notification includes details of the new retirement system, a

  • Mobile app takes flight at 916 ARW

    The 916th Air Refueling Wing recently launched a free mobile application in the Android marketplace and the App store.The application opens new channels of communication for Airmen and the local community and is available to anyone with access to either operating system. The software also provides

  • 916th Crew Flies Humanitarian Mission to St. Lucia

    A team of Airmen from the 916th Air Refueling Wing flew humanitarian supplies and equipment recently to aid in the construction of a hospital on the island nation of St. Lucia.“It was just a really outstanding opportunity to be part of the crew that went down there to meet the people, and shake

  • Meet MSgt McCall, an in-service recruiter

    Every year, thousands of men and women take the oath to join the one percent of those who volunteer to serve our nation. For some, their military service becomes a career, while others intend to leave after one enlistment. Although some may choose to leave after their contract is fulfilled, it