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People go to the doctor because there is something going on they want fixed. They might have a headache, a nagging pain in the neck, trouble sleeping or concentrating, or an upset stomach that won't go away. They don't feel good. Sixty percent of patients who present problems to primary care

MARE tests base, local first responders' skills

Pease partners with McConnell, stands up active-duty squadron

Part of McConnell Air Force Base isn't in Kansas anymore. Now, a piece of McConnell is in New Hampshire at Pease Air National Guard Base. That piece is the 64th Air Refueling Squadron. The 64th ARS stood up Oct. 2 at an official military ceremony at Pease. It's the first active-duty Air Force unit

Path to Chisholm Trail nears re-opening

There is one thing the Kansas Chisholm Trail and the Chisholm Trail dining facility here have in common, they've both moved a lot of beef. Just as the trail guided herds of cattle to the Kansas railways, the dining facility will soon herd crowds of food-seeking Airmen once it reopens after months of

Airmen graduate FTAC course

Base firefighters teach children, observe Fire Prevention Week

Family advocacy offers October classes

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Additionally, through July 2010, the Air Force is celebrating the Year of the Air Force Family. In recognition of these observances, the McConnell Family Advocacy Program is offering courses to enrich and strengthen military families. Below are

McConnell highlights weekly spotlight performer

Sergeant Furlough has served in the Air Force for five years and six months. He has been stationed at McConnell for two years and six months. When he is not at work, he enjoys playing a variety of sports and spending time with his family. Who is the most positive influence in your life and why? My

Volunteers donate more than 100 blood units at drive

Airmen keep Kansas clean