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  • New force support squadron will streamline McConnell base functions

    When it comes to people programs, community support and quality of life, there will soon be one organization on base that will handle it all - the force support squadron. The new organization is the result of an ongoing Air Force-wide merger of mission support and services squadrons and is expected

  • Wing wide 6S event promotes AFSO 21

    In an effort to de-clutter and organize work areas wing-wide, a 6S event is scheduled August 4 to 15 as a contribution to the lean process of Air Force Smart Operations for the 21st Century. The term "6S" describes how Airmen in squadrons and base organizations can sort, straighten, shine, and

  • Airman’s Attic holds school supply giveaway

    The Airman's Attic and the Airman and Family Readiness Center are hosting the last week of a two-week annual event in which school supplies are provided to personnel and dependents base wide. "The AFRC has been in charge of coordinating the school supplies giveaway for years," said Bill Luzier, 22nd

  • Congratulations to McConnell’s newest ALS graduates

    Congratulations to the following senior airmen who graduated here July 17. 22nd Aerospace Medicine Squadron Tamara Alben 22nd Aircraft Maintenance Squadron Jose Garcia Shawn Mason 22nd Civil Engineer Squadron Matthew Rider Jeffrey Kronenberger Shawn Miranda 22nd Force Support Squadron Connie

  • Stay safe while mowing

    Before grabbing the lawn mower, Mark Erpelding, 22nd Air Refueling Wing, ground safety, would like people to consider these safety tips from University of Arkansas division of agriculture. · People should refer to their operator's manuals; they explain how to safely and properly use a lawn mower. ·

  • Alive at 25 course scheduled for McConnell

    A National Safety Council, defensive driving course titled Alive at 25 is under implementation throughout Air Mobility Command, and classes from wing safety are scheduled at McConnell during August. The Alive at 25 class is geared toward active duty, guard, and reserve members from 17 to 25 years of

  • Squadrons merge forces

    The 22nd Services Squadron and 22nd Mission Support Squadron officially merged and became the 22nd Force Support Squadron during a re-designation ceremony at the Robert J. Dole Center ballroom, here, July 11. The new FSS at McConnell is made up of five flights: Force Development Flight, Manpower and