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People Changes 9-13-10 - Vimarsana News

People Changes 9-13-10

Wynn Dixon has been named CEO of Chesapeake Regional Medical Center. Dixon has served as interim CEO and chief operating officer since January 2010. He has almost 25 years' experience in the health care industry and more than 35 years' experience in human resources.

U.S. Air Force Fifth-Generation Fighter: The F-22A Raptor Requirements Retreat - Vimarsana News

U.S. Air Force Fifth-Generation Fighter: The F-22A Raptor Requirements Retreat

Without congressional intervention, the Air Force's ability toconduct air superiority missions will be increasingly at risk overthe next three decades.

SMARTABASE ANNOUNCES PURPOSE-BUILT HUMAN PERFORMANCE SOLUTION FOR THE MILITARY - Vimarsana News

SMARTABASE ANNOUNCES PURPOSE-BUILT HUMAN PERFORMANCE SOLUTION FOR THE MILITARY

/PRNewswire/ -- Smartabase, an established global leader in tracking, analyzing and optimizing human performance, announced its purpose-built human performance...

Those Jets and other military aircraft last night - Vimarsana News

Those Jets and other military aircraft last night

Photo by Laurie Solnik Thanks to all who noted that this weekend is the Airforce's 75th anniversary. At 6:45pm last night we told folks that "The US Air Force Air Combat Command (ACC) Aerial Control Team (ACT) will control a flyover in the National Capital Region at Audi Field" It was pretty awesome. More photos

F-35As Resume Operations After Stand Down for Ejection Seat Inspections - Vimarsana News

F-35As Resume Operations After Stand Down for Ejection Seat Inspections

All U.S. Air Force Lockheed Martin F-35A Lightning II fighters have returned to normal operations following a temporary stand down due to concerns that ejection seat parts could be faulty, according to the service.