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  • Santa delivers joy to 315th Operations Group

    Members from the 315th Operations Group, along with their family and friends, received a visit from Santa Claus Dec. 3, 2016 at Joint Base Charleston, South Carolina.The joy-filled appearance by Santa, which was set in the cargo bay of a C-17 Globemaster III aircraft, was part of an annual event

  • Final phase of C-17 drag reduction testing underway

    When it comes to aviation fuel, the C-17 Globemaster III utilization rate makes it stand out as the largest consumer in the Air Force. This is why a team at the 418th Flight Test Squadron has been working for the past year on the Air Force Research Laboratory’s C-17 Drag Reduction Program.

  • Carter Sends Congress Memo Calling for Quick Budget Action

    Pentagon spokesman Peter Cook said that in a memo sent to Congress, Defense Secretary Ash Carter urged legislators to pass the Defense Department’s budget as quickly as possible and to avoid extending the continuing resolution.

  • Deadlines near for timely delivery of holiday packages

    The holiday rush at U.S. Postal Service locations is near at hand, so it’s advisable for the families of service members who are serving abroad to mail cards, letters and packages to their loved ones as soon as possible.For the timely delivery of priority and first-class mail by Christmas Day, the

  • Air Force Chief Discusses Changing Face of War

    New technologies, new tactics, new threats, limited budgets -- all these have combined to change the face of warfare in the 21st century, and Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. David L. Goldfein is among the leaders sorting out just what that will mean.