Airman, leaders battle cancer together

Air Force photograph by Airman 1st Class Elora J. McCutcheonAirman 1st Class Celeste Black, a crew chief with the 69th Maintenance Squadron, demonstrates...

Positivity and Persistence: The Barry Goode story

Air Force photographBarry Goode, a Palace Acquire intern with the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center's Business and Enterprise Systems Directorate, poses with...

Retired Airman’s resilience sets leading example

Air Force photograph by Senior Airman Alyssa D. Van HookRetired Senior Airman Karah Behrend, a member of the Air Force Wounded Warriors Program,...

Rescue Airman amputee wins battle to serve in AFRC

Air Force photograph by Staff Sgt. Jared TrimarchiSenior Airman Kevin Greene, a health care management technician with the 920th Aeromedical Staging Squadron, stretches...

From Vietnam escape to Air Force success

Air Force photograph by Kevin GaddieKhanh Phan, a 96th Communications Squadron telephone maintenance technician, conducts a routine check of telephone cables at Eglin...

Face of Defense: Ranger School graduate inspires candidates

FORT BENNING, Ga. — Speaking to a room-full of infantry lieutenants at the 2nd Battalion, 11th Infantry Regiment Headquarters here Oct. 2, Army 2nd...

Holocaust survivor remembers journey to ‘American Dream’

Photograph by Diane BetzlerAntelope Valley resident Pauline Killough is a survivor of the infamous Holocaust. She recently invited Aerotech News and Review into...

Art therapy provides lifeline for wounded warriors

WASHINGTON — Service members who take part in art therapy to soothe the symptoms of war’s invisible wounds display acts of courage and resilience to...

Unique rehab center gets injured Airmen back on duty

Air Force photograph by Tech. Sgt. Vernon Young Jr.Wayne Strube, a former Air Force security forces patrolman, coaches Army Staff Sgt. Lennis Lebarge...

Perseverance in face adversity

On a cold March night in 1995, a newborn baby girl was left swaddled on a dark and desolate bridge in Huai’an, China. Now, that...
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