Air Combat Command implemented a new plug-in software solution May 1 known as Symantec Brightmail Anti-Spam, or simply Brightmail – a system designed to better identify and block unsolicited commercial e-mails for everyone in the command.

Your supervisor comes into the office and demands that you have "Airman Jones’" enlisted performance report finished by the close of business "or else!" So, you do as you’re told. It’s not your best effort, but at least the boss will be off your back.

Fighters are in the air 24 hours a day, providing constant support to ground forces in Iraq and Afghanistan; but, without midair refueling, that coverage would be lost.

The following individuals and units are winners for the 2005 Air Force Safety Awards:

Senior Airman Owain Schooling looks down the barrel of a M-249 light machine gun while providing flightline protection here during the Nuclear Operational Readiness Inspection April 22. Airman Schooling is with the 5th Security Forces Squadron. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Christopher Boitz)

The Combined Air and Space Operations Center houses the systems that provide the United States and its allies with critical warfighting information.

A good idea came with a $10,000 reward for an Airman here in the 5th Maintenance Squadron.

The president has nominated to the Senate Lt. Gen. William M. Fraser III, Air Combat Command vice commander, Langley AFB, Va., for reappointment to the Chairman of The Joint Chiefs of Staff assistant, Pentagon, Washington D.C. 

In my experience, loyalty isn’t earned – it’s learned. 

Nine F-16s and approximately 100 Airmen from the 64th Aggressor Squadron left Nellis April 18 for the first-ever Red Flag – Alaska exercise.