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2021 Air Force Design Award winner

Congratulations to Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada, on its 2021 Air Force Design Awards Honor Award in the Facility Design category for the Nellis Virtual Warfare Center Design. (U.S. Air Force graphic)

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2021 Air Force Design Award winner

Congratulations to Montgomery Air National Guard Base, Alabama, for its 2021 Air Force Design Award Citation Award win in the Facility Design category for its New Squadron Operations Facility. (U.S. Air Force graphic)

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2021 Air Force Design Award winner

Congratulations to Goodfellow Air Force Base, Texas, for its 2021 Air Force Design Award Citation Award win in the Facility Renovations and Additions category for the Cressman Dining Facility Room. (U.S. Air Force graphic)

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2021 Air Force Design Award winner

Congratulations to Pittsburgh International Airport Air Reserve Station, Pennsylvania, for its 2021 Air Force Design Award Citation Award win in the Facility Design category for its C-17 Hangar. (U.S. Air Force graphic)

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2021 Air Force Design Award winner

Congratulations to Burlington Air National Guard Base, Vermont, for its 2021 Air Force Design Award Citation Award win in the Facility Renovations and Additions category for its F-35 Maintenance Hangar Renovation. (U.S. Air Force graphic)

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2021 Air Force Design Award winner

Congratulations to McConnell Air Force Base, Kansas for its 2021 Air Force Design Award Citation Award win in the Facility Design category for the McConnell Air Traffic Control Tower. (U.S. Air Force graphic)

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2021 Air Force Photo Contest Winners

The Air Force Services Center recently announced its 2021 Air Force Photo Contest winners. The winners – first, second and third place in five categories – were among more than 950 entries submitted for the annual competition. This year’s theme was “What a Wonderful World.” Participants could enter up to two images for one of the categories. A panel judged each photo on impact, creativity and technical excellence. Entries were accepted July 1to Aug. 13. (U.S. Air Force Graphic)

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2021 Air Force Photo Contest Winners

From left to right, youth 6-8 years -- First Place - Athena Falu, Dover AFB, Delaware; Second Place - Evie McCoy, Davis Monthan AFB, Arizona; and Third Place - Griffin Swanson, Osan Air Base, Korea. (U.S. Air Force Graphic)

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2021 Air Force Photo Contest Winners

Youth 9-12 years -- First Place (left) - Lucy Lyons, RAF Alconbury, England; Second Place (middle) - Hayden Richardson, Fairchild AFB, Washington; and Third Place (bottom right) - Collin Oler, Patrick AFB, Florida. (U.S. Air Force Graphic)

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2021 Air Force Photo Contest Winners

Youth 13-17 years -- First Place (top left) - Ashley Roquid, RAF Mildenhall, England; Second Place (top right) - Morgan Becker, Hill AFB, Utah; and Third Place (bottom middle) - Stephen Lundberg, Kadena AB, Japan. (U.S. Air Force Graphic)

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2021 Air Force Photo Contest Winners

Adult Novice -- First Place (left) David -Newman, Beale AFB, Calif.; Second Place (right) - Lynn Morley, Robins AFB, Georgia; and Third Place (bottom middle) - Maegan Cheeks, Scott AFB, Illinois. (U.S. Air Force Graphic)

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2021 Air Force Photo Contest Winners

From left to right, adult accomplished -- First Place - Joshua Russell, Kadena AB, Japan; Second Place - Horatio Babcock, Edwards AFB, California; and Third Place - Dan Kenemore, USAF Academy, Colorado. (U.S. Air Force Graphic)

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Throwback Thursday - Nov. 25, 2021

On Nov. 18, 1973, President Richard Nixon and First Lady Pat Nixon arrived at Robins AFB on Air Force One. They visited Macon and Mercer University to honor the 90th birthday of former Georgia Congressman Carl Vinson and to pay tribute to the 100th anniversary of Mercer’s Walter F. Georgia School of Law. Nixon announced that the next American nuclear-powered aircraft carrier would be named the USS Carl Vinson.

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Throwback Thursday - Nov. 18, 2021

On Nov. 6, 1953, Air Force officials accepted two B-57A Canberra aircraft into the Air Force inventory and designated management responsibility to WRAMA. This was the first major weapons system for which WRAMA had worldwide management responsibility. The WRAMA continued to sustain B-57s throughout the Vietnam War, into the 1970s.

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Throwback Thursday - Nov. 11, 2021

On Nov. 9, 1941, then Col. Charles Thomas Jr., activated the Southeast (formerly Georgia) Air Depot upon his arrival at Wellston, Georgia. The next day, he established temporary depot headquarters in a tent at Herbert Smart Air Field in Macon, which also doubled as one of several sub-depots of the Southeast Air Depot.

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Throwback Thursday - Nov. 4, 2021

In early November 1958, the first C-130s began being sustained by personnel at the WRAMA. To this day, WRAMA and WR-ALC experts have been the only sustainers of all C-130 airframes.

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Stop the Spread: Fight the Flu

Influenza (flu) season happens every year. It starts in the fall and continues into the spring. Flu is a potentially serious illness that can lead to a few days of feeling bad and missing work, or it may result in more serious health complications.

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AFAS implements changes to further help eligible Airmen

As the official charity of the Air Force, the Air Force Aid Society supports Airmen and enhances the Air Force mission by relieving emergency financial distress, helping Airmen’s families achieve their educational goals, and improving their quality of life through proactive programs.

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Throwback Thursday - Oct. 28, 2021

On Oct. 29, 1949, Headquarters 14th Air Force began operations at Robins AFB. Maj. Gen. Charles E. Thomas Jr., formerly the first Depot commander, commanded 14AF until January 1955. Thomas was also instrumental in building the first golf course at Robins, which was opened Aug. 4, 1951.

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