Creech Airmen participate in CPIP to improve the RPA enterprise

Creech Airmen and families were the first to participate in the initial stage of Air Combat Command's new Culture and Process Improvement Program, here, Sept. 10 and 11, 2015.The CPIP teams will visit 12 Air Force active duty, reserve and National Guard bases and was established to target and

Protecting those who protect others: Creech BDOC enables the fight against ISIS

They have been called to be guardians of the base. They work weekends, holidays and around the clock shifts. They carry more than 60 pounds of personal protective gear, which can seem like a never-ending workout. They are the defenders always watching and protecting those who protect others.The

WSEP Outstanding performers

During the recent Air-Ground Weapons Systems Evaluation Program, also known as Combat Hammer, Aug. 3-7, 2015, some Airmen distinguished themselves above their peers in both maintenance and aircrew operations.These four Airmen of the 432nd Wing/432nd Air Expeditionary Wing, Staff Sgt. Charlie Loper,

New program aimed to improve MQ-1/9 community begins at ACC

The initial stage of Air Combat Command's new program, the Culture and Process Improvement Program, began here, Aug. 21, and is designed to take place across 12 Air Force active duty, reserve and National Guard bases.The CPIP was established to target and develop methods of improvement for concerns

Operation That’s My Dress hits Las Vegas

For many women the daily grind of military life can sometimes take its toll, leaving some feeling like they could use a day to get pampered. However, looking like a million bucks often comes at a cost not everyone can afford. But that is where the Las Vegas USO has stepped in, providing a day of

NCO finds calling by helping others

Is this the job for me? Did I pick the right career field? One might find themselves asking this question throughout their Air Force career. If this question arises, don't fret, there are several viable options an Airman has to expand their careers without having to leave the Air Force.Tech Sgt.

Matt Goss visits Creech Airmen

From throttle to brakes ACMS maintainers make RPA missions possible

Imagine a wire entangled room laden with the sound of humming computer drives, or a crowded air-conditioned ground control station dimly lit by the glow of computer screens. In these locations one might also find Airmen of the 432nd Aircraft Communications Maintenance Squadron attending to one of

RPA Airmen save time, money with new NDI technology

Non-destructive inspection (NDI) technicians assigned to the 432nd Maintenance Squadron at Creech Air Force Base, Nevada are among the first Airmen to receive training on a new technology used to maintain and fix remotely piloted aircraft and parts.The Q-800 Portable Shearography System equipment or

CJCS visits Creech, gives praise to Airmen

Army Gen. Martin E. Dempsey, the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, accompanied by his wife Deanie, paid a visit to Creech Air Force Base, Nevada, Aug. 12, 2015.While visiting, Dempsey held an all-call where he said farewell and gave thanks to all the men and women at Creech AFB for their hard