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  • Creech welcomes new SAPR SARC

    The base welcomed Melody Monroe as the new sexual assault response coordinator for the 432nd Wing/432nd Air Expeditionary Wing Sexual Assault Prevention and Response program, January 31, 2022.

  • 25th ATKG pilots help students take flight

    Students from Crestwood High School and the Sumter Career and Technology Center completed a drone pilot certification program with mentorship from 25th Attack Group pilots, May 31.Students who completed the inaugural program and successfully passed a Federal Aviation Administration exam were

  • Hunter Olympics 2022 bolsters resiliency, fitness

    The inaugural Hunter Olympics was held on Creech Air Force Base, Nevada, April 22, 2022.The Hunter Olympics raised awareness during the month of April for child abuse prevention, alcohol and substance abuse prevention, as well as sexual assault prevention.

  • Marines look to adopt Team 432 HPT program

    Leadership from Head Quarters Marine Corps, Marine Corps Base Quantico, Virginia, worked with Airmen from the 25th Attack Group’s Human Performance Team members to gain an understanding on the HPT and see how they can implement the program into the U.S. Marine Corps, at Shaw Air Force Base, South

  • MQ-9 Pilot participates in CENTAT

    Operations within the remotely piloted aircraft enterprise are proving to be essential in the advancement of tactics and procedures in the joint environment. For the first time, an MQ-9 Reaper pilot joined intelligence analysts in the Air Forces Central Tactics Analysis Team (CENTAT).

  • Chaplain wins distinguished service award

    U.S. Air Force Capt. James Taylor, 432d Wing/432d Air Expeditionary Wing Deputy Wing Chaplain, was awarded the 2021 Military Chaplains Association Distinguished Service Award Oct. 2021, for his dedication and service during his previous assignment at Eglin Air Force Base, Florida.

  • Paradigm Shift: A Year in Review

    Moments of transitions are often noted with a mixture of pain, joy, and anticipation, and the Remotely Piloted Aircraft (RPA) community seems to have found itself at such a point in the last few months.