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  • ‘Life of a Warrior’ strengthens resiliency pillars

    There are many different workout programs available, but most are concentrated on just the physical fitness only. Very few fitness platforms focus on the whole-person concept to include the physical, mental, social and spiritual pillars of resiliency. Luckily though, the Life of a Warrior practiced

  • Lockdown! Creech prepares for active shooter incident

    An "active shooter" enters an Airman's place of business and opens fire, are Airmen prepared to respond appropriately? This is the question being asked and tested by leadership of the 432nd Wing/432nd Air Expeditionary Wing at Creech Air Force Base, Nev.At approximately 9:20 a.m., Airmen were

  • Creech leadership lauds senior master sergeant selectees

    For many, advancing to the top of the elite senior non-commissioned officer tier is a significant and personally demanding accomplishment. And some Airmen and families who equally endure these trials were recently congratulated in a very personal way. Leadership from the 432nd Wing/432nd Air

  • Air Force continues force management programs

    Air Force leadership announced a resumption of all force management programs today following a recently discussed strategic pause."After providing senior leadership a chance to evaluate the programs and assess our early progress, we are ready to resume immediate processing of voluntary applications

  • Chaplains invite civilian priests to 'Come Be With Us'

    The base welcomed a group of Roman Catholic priests during the "Come Be With Us" tour Feb. 25. The tour helps to recruit civilian Roman Catholic priests to become military chaplains.About eight civilian priest attendees traveled from several countries to attend the tour as part of their first step

  • Retired CMSAF visits Vegas Airmen, learns high-tech mission

    A legendary Air Force veteran visited the area Feb. 6-7 to visit with and recognize top Airmen, and offer words of wisdom along the way.Retired Chief Master Sgt. Robert Gaylor, who served as the fifth Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force from 1977-1979, visited Las Vegas primarily to serve as the