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Air Education and Training Command, the U.S. Air Force’s oldest active command, marks its 79th anniversary Jan. 23, 2021, making it the First Command as well as the first command to which Airmen are assigned. Distance learning, cyber warfare and,
Setsun East Announces Closing You have two weeks left to enjoy the acclaimed restaurant â including a final weekend with chef Jason Zygmont Tweet Share Chef Jason ZygmontPhoto: Eric EnglandIn the end, the tornado-pandemic punch was too much. As I reported last summer, chef Jason Zygmont cooked one perfect night with his popular pop-up restaurant at Vandyke Bed & Beverage. That night, unfortunately, was March 2, 2020. The tornado hit early the next morning, and the coronavirus pandemic the next week. Like many places across the city, Setsunâs doors ...
When getting some good, life-changing news, it doesn’t really matter how it’s delivered. Technical Sgt. Vincent Boven found out over the airwaves in early November that the commander of Air Education and Training Command had tapped him for a highly selective program to receive a commission. The 12-year veteran was sitting with fellow cadre members at the Air Force ROTC detachment at Michigan Technological University chatting with the Headquarters AFROTC commander, who was doing a virtual visit with the detachment. Then all of a sudden, Boven said, AETC Commander Lt. Gen. Brad Webb popped ...
The five men and two women were among the 414 recruits who completed seven and a half weeks of training. Assigned to the 320th Training Squadron, their training began Oct. 20. The new Space Professionals are: Amy Biggers, Virginia Beach, Virginia; Giahna Brown, Woodbridge, Virginia; Delvano Brown, Gaithersburg, Maryland; Benjamin Nevoraski, Virginia Beach, Virginia; Shane Brown, Elijah Engelby, Colorado Springs, Colorado; and Nathan Ramage, Falcon, Colorado. Secretary of the Air Force Barbara M. Barrett was the featured speaker at the graduation ceremony, which was streamed live on Facebook. ...
The five men and two women were among the 414 recruits who completed seven and a half weeks of training. Assigned to the 320th Training Squadron, their training began Oct. 20. The new Space Professionals are: Amy Biggers, Virginia Beach, Virginia; Giahna Brown, Woodbridge, Virginia; Delvano Brown, Gaithersburg, Maryland; Benjamin Nevoraski, Virginia Beach, Virginia; Shane Brown, Elijah Engelby, Colorado Springs, Colorado; and Nathan Ramage, Falcon, Colorado. Secretary of the Air Force Barbara M. Barrett was the featured speaker at the graduation ceremony, which was streamed live on Facebook. ...