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  • 22nd Medical Support Squadron Airman earns spotlight performer

    As a spotlight performer, individuals are chosen by leadership for demonstrating the Air Force's Core Values: Integrity First, Service Before Self and Excellence in All We Do.Staff Sgt. LaTasha Compton, 22nd Medical Support Squadron outpatient records NCO in charge, was selected as the spotlight

  • Ability of the Utilities Shop

    There are many pieces to the puzzle that make up Team McConnell. The 22nd Civil Engineer Squadron liquid fuels shop is one of those pieces. Their days consist of checking and controlling the fuel that gets pumped intoKC-135Rs on the flight line."We maintain the fuel systems" said Samuel Brenizer,

  • Airmen hit the gridiron to build teamwork

    Airmen around base have a variety of ways to stay in shape. There's the gym, various running trails, and even nutrition classes.Some Airmen, however, take to the gridiron as a way to maintain fitness and build camaraderie."Well, I keep doing it for the fun, teamwork and exercise," said Staff Sgt.

  • 22nd Medical Operations Support Squadron Airman earns spotlight performer

    As a spotlight performer, individuals are chosen by leadership for demonstrating the Air Force's Core Values: Integrity First, Service Before Self, and Excellence in All We Do.Airman 1st Class Deanna Willis, 22nd Medical Operations Squadron aerospace medical technician, was selected as the spotlight

  • Chasing a legacy

    The silhouette of a man standing at the door saying goodbye is the last memory she had as a 5-year-old girl watching her father leave for war. He never returned home. The story of his heroism was lost after the war; that is, until that little girl's son started digging for the memories of the long

  • Healthy Canines for Canines

    Military working dog handlers keep busy working with dogs throughout the duty day. But after work, the dogs can't take care of themselves.Caring for a dog can be a lot of hard work. Especially when it's a MWD."This is a job that you have to want to do," said Kyle Tredway, 22nd Security Forces

  • Keeping her culture

    Dancing to Salsa and Merengue music through the house, cooking and eating dishes such as Bolon de Verde and celebrating Carnival are just a few of the Ecuadorian traditions she longs to keep alive.After living in Ecuador for 18 years, Airman Allison Campoverde, 22nd Medical Support Squadron medical

  • McConnell Airman sets nation's record

    After weighing in at 148 pounds, Airman 1st Class Benny Le, 22nd Security Forces Squadron entry controller, laced his shoes and waited to be called to the platform to perform his first lift in the event, the parallel squat."This is one of the biggest meets in my powerlifting career," said Le. "I

  • Airman sharpens leadership skills through speeches

    To his friends, he may seem a bit more charismatic lately. To his leadership, he appears to be a stronger communicator. For the Airmen he supervises, he became a better listener.For Staff Sgt. Ryan Lynn, 22nd Civil Engineer Squadron construction management NCO in charge, life is a continuous

  • 22nd MSG Airman earns spotlight performer

    As a spotlight performer, individuals are chosen by leadership for demonstrating the Air Force's Core Values: Integrity First, Service Before Self, and Excellence in All We Do.Staff Sgt. Kevin Dunham, 22nd Civil Engineer Squadron structural journeyman, was selected as the spotlight performer for the