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  • AFSOC commander inducted into The Order of the Sword

    More than 700 Airmen from throughout Air Force Special Operations Command paid tribute to Lt. Gen. Donald Wurster, AFSOC commander, by inducting him into The Order of Sword during a ceremony at the Emerald Coast Conference Center in Fort Walton Beach, Fla., Nov. 19.General Wurster became the seventh

  • Caffeinated alcohol banned at Hurlburt Field

    Due to their high alcohol content ratio, caffeinated alcoholic beverages are no longer being sold on Hurlburt Field. As a potent combination of 12 percent alcohol, two coffee cups full of caffeine and more than 600 calories of guarana, taurine and sugar, the drinks have caused quite a stir not just

  • State Department issues travel warning for Mexico

    The U.S. Department of State issued a travel warning for U.S. citizens living in or visiting Mexico.  The official restriction and non-official travel prohibition includes the following seven Mexican states: Michocan, Tamaulipas, Chihuahua, Sinaloa, Durango, Coahuila and Nuevo Leon.Full text of the

  • Hurlburt Chief Master Sgt. selectees announced

    The Air Force has announced the most recent promotions to Chief Master Sgt. Congratulations to the following Hurlburt Field Airmen for their selection for promotion:Brian R. Arkwright, 823rd RED HORSEFrancis A. Dailey, 1st Special Operations Support SquadronScott K. Dorler, 1st Special Operations

  • AFSOC helps Airmen prepare for Antarctic climb

    Two Hurlburt Airmen are putting the 1st Special Operations Wing motto to the test.While most of their friends and colleagues are indulging in the family, food and football of the Thanksgiving holiday, Capt. Rob Marshall, 8th Special Operations Squadron, and Capt. Graydon Muller, 6th Special

  • Air Commandos awarded record number of CCAF degrees in 2010

    2010 has been a year of many achievements for Hurlburt Field. And in addition to keeping the country safe, providing humanitarian assistance for others and taking care of their families, Air Commandos broke a base record with respect to their education.Approximately 347 Hurlburt Field Airmen earned

  • Family Advocacy Program offers study for deployed families

    Hurlburt Field's Family Advocacy Program is participating in an ongoing study through Kansas State University this month to highlight resiliency in Air Force families following a deployment. The study, which coincides with Military Family Month, is intended to help increase understanding the factors

  • JROTC cadets compete at Hurlburt

    More than 200 U.S. Air Force, Army, Navy and Marine Corps Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps cadets executed drill procedures, competed in dress and appearance categories and visited with Air Commandos during the 16th Annual JROTC Drill Competition at a hangar at Hurlburt Field Nov. 6.JROTC