Altus Air Force Base News

 

  • Airmen complete running program as part of an Air Force study

    A group of 14 Airmen recently completed a three stage running program as part of an Air Force level study. The study was conducted to see if such a program could benefit Airmen struggling with the run portion of the physical fitness test.The program is broken down into three stages, which get

  • Altus AFB and community come together for 26th Annual Harvest for the Hungry

    Volunteers from Altus AFB and the City of Altus are scheduled to deliver empty bags around the base and community, Nov. 3, 2012, for the 26th Annual Harvest for the Hungry. Harvest for the Hungry is a program used to restock the Community Cupboard every year and is organized by the Altus Associated

  • Altus AFB celebrates Energy Action Month

    "During National Energy Awareness Month, we recognize the contributions of individuals, organizations, and companies that are committed to advancing energy innovation and efficiency, and we promote the importance of a clean energy economy to our nation," said President Barack Obama in a proclamation

  • Fire Prevention Week: "Have Two Ways Out"

    The 97th Civil Engineer Squadron fire department hosted various activities on base to promote Fire Prevention Week's theme "Have Two Ways Out" from Oct. 7-13.According to the National Fire Protection Association website, this year's theme "focuses on the importance of fire escape planning and

  • New AFLINK application

    Staying connected and keeping up with the latest news and information has never been easier for America's Airmen. On the Air Force's 65th birthday, Sept. 18, officials announced that the service has released a mobile application designed to keep Airmen, families, retirees, recruits and the public

  • Altus AFB Exchange opens doors to local vendors

    While the economy may have forced some retailers to scale back on merchandise or services, the Army & Air Force Exchange Service is actively seeking the assistance of local businesses to increase the product selection troops and their families find at their Exchange."Some shoppers drive 40 miles or

  • Lodging rates increase Oct. 1

    After four years without a rate increase, Air Force lodging rates will go up beginning Oct. 1, Air Force Personnel Center Officials said today. The increase is necessary to ensure Air Force Lodging rates cover current operating and capital improvement costs, said Maj. Gen. A.J. Stewart, AFPC

  • 97th LRS Airmen, Navy reservists conduct fuels training

    The 97th Logistics Readiness Squadron Fuels Management Flight provided Air Force-specific refueling equipment training to four Navy Petty Officers Sept. 10-21.After completing the initial portion of familiarization with inspection and maintenance, the Petty Officers rotated to shift work and rode