• Medic selected for Air Force Institute of Technology

    Master Sgt. Carissa Parker, 22nd Medical Readiness Flight NCOIC, is one of nine enlisted Air Force members selected for the USAF Enlisted-to-AFIT program. She will be attending the Graduate School of Engineering and Management at the Air Force Institute of Technology, Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio.

  • April: A time to celebrate, strengthen McConnell families

    April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month. The McConnell Family Advocacy Program has a number of activities throughout April to raise awareness of this important issue by encouraging individuals and communities to support healthy children and healthy families. There will be a variety of events

  • Baby on Board: safety is no child’s play

    April is Child Abuse Prevention Month and is observed by the Department of Defense as the Month of the Military Child. Rising temperatures pose a special danger for children, especially when left unattended in motor vehicles. With summer fast approaching, now is an ideal time to review child car

  • Operations Nighthawk keeps Airmen clean

    Team McConnell recently conducted Operation Nighthawk, affecting 77 military members from E-1 to O-6 pay grade. Operation Nighthawk is an extension of the Random Drug Urinalysis program. The wing commander can implement this inspection at any time to ensure Team McConnell is indeed a fit and ready

  • FLAG procedures at McConnell

    Recently, a new procedure was instituted here at McConnell. All automated gates will be closed, meaning you must use your Restricted Area Badge/Proximity Card with associated Personal Identification Number to gain access to the flight line maintenance complex. Security forces do open two automated

  • Food safety: The other side of Public Health

    When most people think of Public Health, thoughts of sexually transmitted diseases or out-processing for a deployment typically come to mind. However, most personnel do not realize the critical role Public Health plays in guaranteeing food safety for Team McConnell. McConnell's Public Health office