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  • Tech Sgt. Seth, Staff Sgt. Paul, and Senior Airman Mark Johnson, all crew chiefs in the 403rd Wing at Keesler Air Force Base, Miss., pause from their workday for a photo in front of Seth's C-130J Super Hercules Sept. 9, 2020. The three Air Reserve Technicians are brothers from Bay St. Louis who serve in the three different maintenance squadrons servicing the 815th Airlift Squadron's C-130J "Flying Jennies" and the 53rd Weather Reconnaissance Squadron's "Hurricane Hunters." (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Kristen Pittman)

    Johnson brothers ARTs of maintenance missions

    They are your first best friend and your greatest rival. Your biggest annoyance and your closest confidante. Your own personal bodyguard and your live-in bully. You didn’t choose them, and you’re stuck with them for life. They’re your siblings. Siblings are around for pretty much every major part of life growing up, to the point of adulthood, then
  • U.S. Air Force Senior Airman Logan Staup, 81st Security Forces Squadron visitors center clerk, provides a Gold Star Family Member ID card to Rhonda Cody, Gold Star Family Member, inside the visitor center at Keesler Air Force Base, Mississippi, Sept. 2, 2020. Cody's father, Capt. Howard Cody, was a senior pilot who was killed in action in South Vietnam in 1963. As a surviving daughter of a killed in action service member, Cody is allowed to obtain an ID card for recognition and installation access to attend events and access Airmen and Family Readiness Center referral services. (U.S. Air Force photo by Kemberly Groue)

    Family stars in Cody Hall

    Family members of Capt. Howard Rudolph Cody received Gold Star Family ID cards, here and toured Cody Hall, Sept. 2. Cody Hall was named in honor of Capt. Howard Rudolph Cody, a senior pilot who was killed in action in South Vietnam. The building hosts training for the 334th Training Squadron, providing critical command and control capabilities to the Air Force mission. “‘Nothing is going to happen to me,’ were his very last words he told me,” said Myrna Cody, Capt. Howard Cody’s wife.
  • Akira Arzu-Davis, plays a game on a nintendo switch while her father, Airman1st Class Cory J. Davis, a photojournalist assigned to the 628th Air Base Wing Public Affairs Office, teleworks from home at Joint Base Charleston, S.C., April 29, 2020. Families are encouraged to practice physical distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic. One way to practice physical distancing is by staying indoors.

    Parenting during COVID-19

    As a father of a four-year-old daughter, the reason I go to work is to make sure that she is taken care of -- food in her stomach, clothes on her back, a roof over her head and a better future for her. I was aware of the possibility that I could be away from my family with little to no contact when I joined the military, and I was prepared to do what I had to do to honor my service commitment. Having said that, all of the training I have received could never have prepared me for, or empowered me to predict, how my work-life balance would be flipped upside down over the past several weeks.

  • Tricare Reserve Select

    In an effort to take care of Airmen and spread facts and not fear, Air Force Reserve Command senior leaders are encouraging all Reserve Citizen Airmen to visit the Air Force’s COVID-19 web page (https://www.af.mil/News/Coronavirus-Disease-2019/) and the Air Force Reserve Command’s COVID-19 web page (https://www.afrc.af.mil/COVID-19/) for the latest
  • The Air Force is providing additional support to Airmen with exceptional family members during the COVID-19 pandemic. Beginning April 15, Exceptional Family Member Program families can initiate their Family Member Travel Screening package online. (U.S. Air Force graphic)

    Air Force implements options for Exceptional Family Members during pandemic

    The Exceptional Family Member Program instituted new support to minimize the impact caused by department COVID-19 policies, including the Stop Movement order and social distancing guidelines.
  • AFAS

    Air Force Aid Society Education Grant Program opens for upcoming academic year

    The General Henry H. Arnold Education Grant program dates back to 1988. Since the program’s inception, 111,654 students have received more than $172 million in education assistance through grants ranging from $500 to $4,000 based on need.
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