Trailer allows rapid response to suspected biological agents

The 22nd Air Refueling Wing lived up to its motto "We Lead" with a ceremony here Feb. 6, marking the first delivery in the Air Force of a Laboratory Response Team trailer. The trailer is equipped with a Joint Biological Agent Identification and Diagnostic System, or JBAIDS for short, providing rapid

Get personal with your TRICARE benefits

TRICARE beneficiaries who are registered on http://www.triwest.com now have their own personal profile to provide quick online access to their TRICARE benefits. When a beneficiary logs in to www.triwest.com, a customized personal profile will appear, featuring quick links to eligibility, claims

Company Grade Officers sponsor McConnell blood drive

Brig. Gen. Roggero speaks to Team McConnell

Services squadron gives away Pro Bowl game tickets

Some Telephone Tax Refund Requests May Be Too High

The Internal Revenue Service said today that early filings show some individual taxpayers have requested large and apparently improper amounts for the special telephone tax refund. The IRS is investigating potential abuses in this area and will take prompt action against taxpayers who claim improper

Military Channel wants to tell your story

The Military Channel is asking servicemembers across the armed forces to submit videotaped stories about their service in the global war on terrorism for broadcast on television, company officials said. "We want to give a voice to the troops to allow them to tell their stories," Jill Bondurant,

Unofficial travel - Learn rules before heading overseas, don’t go unprepared

The Global War on Terror has transformed the way the Air Force prepares and executes its mission. It has also changed the way Department of Defense members should prepare for travel, official or unofficial, outside the continental United States, Alaska, Hawaii, and U.S. territories. Travel for

Brigadier General McMahon discusses efficiency with members of 22nd Maintenance Squadron

E-File and Avoid Tax Return Errors

Mistakes. Everyone makes them, but even a simple mistake on a federal tax return, can cause problems which might delay processing your return and mean you receive a notice from the IRS. Last year, the most common mistakes made on all federal tax returns had to do with Social Security Numbers (or