Honorary commanders tour MSG

Team McConnell hold 1st freedom walk to commemorate 9/11

Mcconnell and local responders remember Sept. 11 with Patriot Day ceremony

Spouses of McConnell make stop at Airman's Attic

Deployed Airmen can still hug their families goodnight

It can be comforting and soothing for military members to kiss and hug their spouses and children good night and see their smiling faces before bedtime. What happens when people are deployed and are 3,000 miles away? What can people do for comfort? If people are at McConnell Air Force Base, the

SECAF focuses on stress, mental health, suicide prevention

As Airmen fight terrorism in the far corners of the world, the sacrifices asked of them and their families have increased significantly. These sacrifices have been accepted with courage and valor, and I am very proud of their contributions both at home and abroad. Nevertheless, under such

Thrift Savings Plan improves security measures

The Thrift Savings Plan will begin using account numbers to improve individual account holder security effective in October. TSP officials will mail new account numbers to participants in September --replacing the use of social security numbers as the primary means to identify current civilian and

Wing leadership promotes Airmen accountability

AF makes changes to special-duty pay

Air Force officials have made changes to the special-duty assignment pay program as a result of an annual review, and cuts to the special and incentive pay budget. "Budgetary constraints dictated we think 'outside the box' to find equitable means of staying within our programmed budget," said Master

Sound Retreat

"Honey, I have some news. I am deploying in September." This phrase and others like it are commonly heard by spouses, family members and friends of military personnel. With about 500 members from the 22nd Maintenance Group deployed for various taskings and temporary duty locations per year, the base