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  • H1N1 Cases Identified at Hurlburt

    Four Hurlburt Field Airmen have tested positive for the H1N1 virus and 59 others currently have symptoms consistent with the H1N1 virus. Most of the illnesses are clustered within one work center and a few are roommates with members who are from that work center. All are recuperating well, as

  • 1 SOLRS training manager has good reason for new office space clutter

    "With kids in school, I have to work," said Kathleen Denny, 1st Special Operations Logistics Readiness Squadron education and training manager. "But it's my choice to work with the military." Work is something to which Ms. Denny is accustomed, due in part to her 17-year military career. For her

  • USAFSOS builds strategic aviation partnerships

    The U.S. Air Force Special Operations School hosted the inaugural Building Partner Aviation Capacity Course here July 20 to 31, which included representatives from the U.S., Costa Rica and Sudan. BPACC is a two-week, civilian and military aviation-focused course designed for up to 30 international

  • Hurlburt officially recognized as best in Air Force

    Hurlburt Field was officially recognized as the best base in the Air Force at two Commander-in-Chief's Installation Excellence Award ceremonies this week at the Pentagon in Washington, D.C. Secretary of the Air Force Michael B. Donley presided over a small ceremony attended by several Air Force

  • Airmen raise hands, take last step to citizenship

    Five Airmen here once again raised their right hands and vowed to protect and defend the United States as they became America's newest naturalized citizens July 20. Airmen 1st Class Rafael Jamandre, Yetbark Berhe, Aung Soe and Addisu Yifru, all from the 27th Special Operations Logistics Readiness

  • Two AFSOC Command members earn awards

    Two Air Force Special Operations Command members were recently named winners of the Air Force Sergeants Association's Pitsenbarger Award and the Lance P. Sijan U. S. Air Force Leadership Award. Master Sgt. Patrick T. Harding, a pararescueman with the 24th Special Tactics Squadron, Pope Air Force