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  • USAF Graduates First Network Warfare Class

    Hours of classroom instruction, simulator time, check rides, debriefs, and finally, after five weeks of effort, graduation. This may sound like the standard fare of military training, but the Dec. 7 graduation of the very first Undergraduate Network Warfare Training class at Hurlburt Field

  • Cyberspace Command Chief visits the 552nd ACW

    Enlisted personnel from the 552nd Air Control Wing received a visit from the 8th Air Force Command Chief, Chief Master Sgt. Todd A. Kabalan, during his third site visit to the wing on Nov. 14-16. Chief Kabalan provides a two-way connection between 8th Air Force headquarters and the 552nd ACW. His

  • Air Force Cyberspace Symposium Now a Reality

    More than 1,700 cyber enthusiasts packed the Shreveport Civic Center yesterday for the first Air Force Cyberspace Symposium. The event was hosted by the Louisiana Cyber Innovation Center and cohosted by Headquarters Eighth Air Force, Air Force Electronic Systems Center, Air Force Cyber Command

  • 33rd Network Warfare Squadron Team Wins 2006 Frank B. Rowlett Award

    On Nov. 7,  the Frank B. Rowlett Award for Outstanding Information Assurance Organization was presented to the 33rd Network Warfare Squadron by Lieutenant General Keith Alexander, National Security Agency director and Central Security Service chief.  The annual award, named in honor of cryptologic

  • Readiness sergeant puts SABC training to good use

    What do you get when you send an Airman to an Army Base for Deployment Training and she comes back as a Self-Aid and Buddy Care hero? You get Staff Sgt. Brenda Johnson, Eighth Air Force manpower and personnel readiness NCO in charge. Sergeant Johnson was a first-responder to a two-vehicle accident

  • 67 NWW Holds Inaugural Network Warfare “Turkey Shoot”

    The 33d Network Warfare Squadron hosted the 67th Network Warfare Wing's inaugural network warfare Turkey Shoot. Multiple teams competed for an intense eight hours each on simulated networks on July 23, 2007. The "Turkey Shoot" concept was borrowed from the fighter pilot community as a competition

  • Air Force Cyber Mission Grows-adds Network Warfare and Ops Squadrons

    The 67th Network Warfare Wing activated the 91st Network Warfare Squadron at Kelly Field Annex, Lackland AFB, Texas, on 26 July 2007 bringing additional network warfare capability to the Air Force and combatant commanders engaged in the Global War on Terror. The 67th is the only Network Warfare Wing

  • "Castle Coombe Mess" cup donated

    In 1943, nine officers stood together with famous World War II Gen. Ira C. Eaker in England's Castle Coombe, silver cups raised to the audacious hope of history-making victory and to the equally optimistic hope that when the war ended they would gather to conduct reunions celebrating that victory.

  • 91st Aero Squadron Returns Home to Kelly Field

    Almost 90 years ago 156 men and two officers boarded a train at Kelly Field, Texas bound for New York and eventually on to France to fight Germany and the Central Powers during World War One.  Their squadron was the 91st Aero Squadron that was activated at Kelly Field on August 21, 1917.  These

  • Sensor Olympics Heating Up at the 426 IOS

    The 28th anniversary of the Sensor Olympics program is upon us and the members of the 426th Information Operations Squadron are "heating" up for the competition. The Sensor Olympics were designed to recognize, reward, and increase technical competency across the Air Intelligence Agency (AIA) and the