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  • CSAF Spouse announces Five & Thrive initiative

    The Five & Thrive platform aims to encourage, support and build thriving military families by tackling challenges and enhancing preventative measures through partnerships and sharing of best practices.

  • Athletic trainer invaluable to special operations mission

    It was the perfect day to shoot hoops with the kids. Master Sgt. Jedidiah Payne, 2nd Special Operations Squadron operations superintendent, had his eye on the target, ready to show his kids his windmill slam dunk move when, in mid-jump, a snapping ping triggered a painful sensation through his

  • IRON team hosts resiliency summit

    The Integrated Resilience Optimization Network hosted its second annual Building Resilient Leaders Summit and used the venue as an opportunity to provide attendees with tools and resources to better support their Airmen.“It’s a chance to give our rising stars some leadership development courses,”

  • 492d SOW POTFF team leads way with neurofeedback capabilities

    Have you ever wondered how the brain ticks, or even more precisely, how your own neurons are firing? The 492d Special Operations Wing Preservation of the Force and Family, or POTFF, is now helping service members discover how to improve their cognitive abilities through a process called

  • Wing welcomes director of psychological health

    For the first time ever, members of the 919th Special Operations Wing have a director of psychological health.Cynthia Duffey, 919th SOW director of psychological health, is a licensed mental health counselor who supports Citizen Airmen by providing quality mental health services to each individual’s

  • Yellow Ribbon rep connects resources, deploying Airmen

    Senior Master Sgt. Anthony Chavez, 919th SOW Yellow Ribbon Reintegration Program specialist, leverages a wide range of resources to promote the well being of Citizen Air Commandos throughout the deployment cycle. The YRRP is a congressionally-mandated program that is intended to provide Reservists

  • New IRON team optimizes for resiliency

    Helping agencies that used to fall under RST now fall under IRON. The IRON program is structured differently and allows for easier movement between agencies to maximize the amount of resources available to Airmen and their families.

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