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  • (Above) Wing chief master sergeants held a unique series of award ceremonies Dec. 1-2, where each chief selected an individual to recognize for going above and beyond in the workplace. Each chief chose a wing member and personally purchased each of their Chief's Awards to give to the recipients. The award sponsors and recipients were (left to right) Chief Master Sgt. Rocky Hart and Master Sgt. David Griffith, Chief Master Sgt. Pamela Duvall and Karen Shope, and Tech. Sgt. Oswaldo Roman and Chief Master Sgt. Jeffrey Fitzpatrick. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Mike Fleck)

    Chief's Award recipients

  • Staff Sgt. Elaine Alonzo, 919th Special Operations Wing command post controller, runs daily checklists for the command post. Her duties include following wing aircraft in flight and overseeing base exercises. She is also her section's alternate file plan monitor. She is pursuing a bachelor's degree in business administration from Troy University and enjoys spending time with her three-year-old daughter. She is this month's Sharp Troop. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Jasmine DeNamur)

    Sharp Troop

  • Promotion changes give deserving Airmen chance to excel

    Effective Jan. 1, 2008, changes to Air Force Instruction 36-2502, Chapter 4, Airman Promotion Program, were implemented. "The changes made are consistent to streamlining processes, and promotions are one of those processes," said Master Sgt. Terry Mioduszewski, 919th Mission Support Flight career enhancement chief. One change to the policy will

  • FOD Award program awards reservists for 'doing their part'

    Reservists will now be rewarded for going the extra mile while performing Foreign Object Damage prevention activities. "The FOD Prevention Award is there to show reservists that we appreciate the extra efforts they make to ensure aircraft fly safely," said Master Sgt. Marion Lollis, 919th Maintenance Group quality assurance inspector. "A lot of
  • Brig. Gen. Michael Callan (left), Air Force Special Operations Forces commander, presents 1st Lt. Mario Rosa Gale, 711th Special Operations Squadron navigator, with a General's Coin during the 919th Special Operations Wing's Family Day held Dec. 1. General Callan coined members that went above and beyond the call of duty during a series of deployments earlier this year. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Jasmine DeNamur)

    Family Day

  • Master Sgt. Marion Lollis, 919th Maintenance Group aircraft quality assurance inspector, inspects foreign object damage items members collected from the flight line. Sergeant Lollis was one of four members recognized as a "Superior Performer" during the Maintenance Standardization and Evaluation Program inspection held Oct. 31 - Nov. 4. The 919th MXG broke an MSEP inspection score record when they earned a rating of "Excellent" in Personnel Evaluations - the highest rating received to date in that area by an Air Force Reserve Command maintenance unit.

    Duke maintainers earn highest MSEP rating in AFRC history

    Duke maintainers blew inspectors out of the water when they received the highest Maintenance Standardization and Evaluation Program inspection rating ever to be earned in the history of Air Force Reserve Command. "We were evaluated in two separate areas - Program Management and Personnel Evaluations, and we scored exceptionally well in both," said

  • Duke maintainers earn highest MSEP rating in AFRC history

    Duke maintainers blew inspectors out of the water when they received the highest Maintenance Standardization and Evaluation Program inspection rating ever to be earned in the history of Air Force Reserve Command. "We were evaluated in two separate areas - Program Management and Personnel Evaluations, and we scored exceptionally well in both," said
  • Staff Sgt. Stephanie DeJesus, 919th Maintenance Operations Flight material management craftsman, inspects the serial number of a new part to ensure it matches the paperwork used to check it out for maintenance use. Once new maintenance parts are received, Sergeant Dejesus in-processes them into a maintenance inventory database. In her civilian job, she is a contractor on Hurlburt Field. In her free time, she is Captain of the Hurlburt Field Women's flag football team and enjoys spending time with her family. She is this month's Sharp Troop. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Staff Sgt. Elizabeth Dunning)

    December Sharp Troop

  • HRDC gives reservists opportunity to make a difference

    Four wing members traveled to Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth, Texas to learn how to enhance the wing's Human Resources Development Council in an effort to improve the quality of life for reservists. The purpose of the HRDC is to advise and make recommendations to the wing commander on any and all matters pertaining to the

  • Wing members help CFC exceed goal of $22,000, raise $735,000 total

    Duke members raising funds for the Combined Federal Campaign ended the year with yet another goal met. With an initial goal of $22,000, reservists have exceeded this year's expectations, raising a total of $23,836. "I'm quite happy with what we ended up with this year," said Capt. Matthew Heintzelman, 919th Maintenance Group CFC unit coordinator.
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