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  • 1st SOSS Intel flight earns AF level award

    The 1st Special Operations Support Squadron received the 2009 Outstanding Operations Group Intelligence/Operations Support Flight Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Unit of the Year award for their tremendous accomplishments at Hurlburt Field Oct. 14. Brig. Gen. Robert Otto, ISR

  • CFC rally underscores impact of donations, participation

    Two weeks into this year's "Beacon of Hope" Combined Federal Campaign, Hurlburt Field Airmen and civilians have raised $139,241 in donations and pledges. But as generous as this six-figure tally is, the base has only reached 32 percent of its $435,000 campaign goal before its Nov. 12 finish.

  • Air Force Honor Guard trains, perfects Hurlburt Airmen

    Members from the U.S. Air Force Honor Guard traveled hundreds of miles to conduct a two-week training class with the base honor guard members Sep. 27 to Oct. 8 to help standardize movements Air Force-wide. The Mobile Training Team helped tweak and perfect Hurlburt Field Honor Guard movements used in

  • Gone but not forgotten: Rest in Peace Senior Airman Mark Forester

    One of the most difficult things about being a member of the U.S. Armed Forces is being face-to-face with the fact that we are here to go to war and possibly never set foot on U.S. soil again; something we are reminded of every time one of our brothers-in-arms does not return from the

  • One step at a time: Airman recovering after crash

    Staff Sgt. Chris Curtis wanted nothing more than to walk through the doors to the 8th Special Operations Squadron building.On Oct. 8, his friends and colleagues cheered him on as he accomplished that goal; a feat that just a few months ago seemed a near impossibility.Sergeant Curtis was a flight

  • NBA dream becomes reality for Academy grad

    The opportunity of a lifetime only comes, or so we've been told. But for one U.S. Air Force Academy graduate, it came twice: once when he was accepted into the Academy and again when he realized his childhood dream of playing in the NBA.Capt. Antoine Hood, a reservist who divides his time between