Altus Air Force Base News

 

  • ALS class graduates

    Airman Leadership School, Class 09-E graduated April 30. Congratulations to all students and award winners. Levitow Award: Senior Airman Robert J. Pupilis, 71st Operations Support Squadron, Vance AFB Academic Award: Senior Airman Eric G. Gonzalez, 97th Civil Engineering Squadron, Altus AFB

  • 97 MDG: Need-to-know-info about flu outbreak

    Lt. Col. Gail Fancher, 97th Medical Group senior flight surgeon, provided need-to-know information concerning the H1N1 flu outbreak during an interview April 28. According to the 97 MDG, there is reason for concern but no need for alarm. Currently, there have been no cases of the outbreak in

  • General Lorenz remarks highlight 30th Annual Boom Symposium

    Boom operators from across the world met at Altus for the 30th Annual Boom Symposium April 24-26. The event included a golf tournament, displays by companies such as Boeing and Lockheed Martin, a banquet dinner and a ceremony at the boom operator memorial. General Stephen Lorenz, Air Education and

  • Recognition week to boost public service awareness

    Altus AFB will observe Public Service Recognition Week beginning May 4. The base will use the nation-wide recognition week to educate base personnel about the civilians serving in government. Leadership Altus Air Force Base Class of 2009, a civilian leadership and professional development class of

  • Pentagon Channel program shows experiences “DownRange”

    According to a Pentagon Channel release, the Pentagon Channel is bringing together the experiences and stories of those serving in Afghanistan and Iraq into a daily 15-minute newscast, "DownRange.""DownRange" succeeds the popular "Freedom Watch Afghanistan" and "Freedom Journal Iraq" news programs

  • Changing the world a mile at a time

    As Senior Airman Brendan Brustad ran the 2007 Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon, the tragedy inflicted on the families of the 168 people killed in the April 19, 1995 bombing had a strong impact on him. "Something clicked in me," he said, "and I wanted to do what I could to help the families." That