Clear Filters | 1 - 20 of 9548 results

Seconds count: Edwards firefighters sharpen emergency response

Airman 1st Class Eduardo Mercado, Airman 1st Class Tyler Clark and Capt. Joshua Millan, 812th Civil Engineer Squadron firefighters, direct a charged hose stream onto a simulated structure fire during a training exercise at Edwards Air Force Base, California, May 5. (U.S. Air Force photo by Christian Raterman)
Details Download

Seconds count: Edwards firefighters sharpen emergency response

Airman 1st Class Eduardo Mercado, Airman 1st Class Tyler Clark and Capt. Joshua Millan, 812th Civil Engineer Squadron firefighters, direct a charged hose stream onto a simulated structure fire during a training exercise at Edwards Air Force Base, California, May 5. (U.S. Air Force photo by Christian Raterman)
Details Download

Seconds count: Edwards firefighters sharpen emergency response

Battalion Chief Kevin Stevens, 812th Civil Engineer Squadron, simulates a fire incident in a training structure during structural firefighting training at Edwards Air Force Base, California, May 5. (U.S. Air Force photo by Laisa Leao)
Details Download

Seconds count: Edwards firefighters sharpen emergency response

Airman 1st Class Tyler Clark, 812th Civil Engineer Squadron firefighter, prepares to open the bail of a fire hose nozzle during structural firefighting training at Edwards Air Force Base, California, May 5. (U.S. Air Force photo by Laisa Leao)
Details Download

Seconds count: Edwards firefighters sharpen emergency response

812th Civil Engineer Squadron firefighters, direct a charged hose stream onto a simulated structure fire during a training exercise at Edwards Air Force Base, California, May 5. (U.S. Air Force photo by Christian Raterman)
Details Download

Seconds count: Edwards firefighters sharpen emergency response

812th Civil Engineer Squadron firefighters, direct a charged hose stream onto a simulated structure fire during a training exercise at Edwards Air Force Base, California, May 5. (U.S. Air Force photo by Christian Raterman)
Details Download

Seconds count: Edwards firefighters sharpen emergency response

An 812th Civil Engineer Squadron firefighter, prepares to open the bale of a fire hose nozzle during structural firefighting training at Edwards Air Force Base, California, May 5. (U.S. Air Force photo by Laisa Leao)
Details Download

Seconds count: Edwards firefighters sharpen emergency response

An 812th Civil Engineer Squadron firefighter, prepares to open the bale of a fire hose nozzle during structural firefighting training at Edwards Air Force Base, California, May 5. (U.S. Air Force photo by Laisa Leao)
Details Download

The Weight of the Rucksack: Mental Health is the Foundation to Modern Lethality

Capt. Alexander Johnson, 412th Security Forces director of operations, poses for an official photo. Johnson has been a Security Forces Officer for nearly a decade and hopes to bring greater awareness to the mental health treatments available for Airmen in his career field and beyond. (U.S. Air Force photo by 1st Lt. Danielle Rose)
Details Download

The Weight of the Rucksack: Mental Health is the Foundation to Modern Lethality

Capt. Michelle Strickland, left, and Capt. Alexander Johnson, both graduates of the Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps Detachment 158, pose with a University of South Florida flag in October 2023. Johnson credits staying connected with others, particularly with his AFROTC friends, for building his resilience and wingmanship throughout his career. (Courtesy photo)
Details Download

The Weight of the Rucksack: Mental Health is the Foundation to Modern Lethality

1st Lt. Alexander Johnson, left, a security forces officer, and his sister, Mary Johnson, smile for a photo in December 2020. Johnson surprised his sister after returning from his first deployment to thank her for the emotional support and wingmanship she provided him. (Courtesy photo)
Details Download

The Weight of the Rucksack: Mental Health is the Foundation to Modern Lethality

Capt. Alexander Johnson, 412th Security Forces Squadron director of operations, takes a photo of himself with his prescription bottle. Johnson shared the same photo on his social media to normalize seeking mental health treatment and to show his Airmen and other service members that asking for help does not automatically end a military career. (Courtesy photo)
Details Download

The Weight of the Rucksack: Mental Health is the Foundation to Modern Lethality

2nd Lt. Alexander Johnson, left, 5th Security Forces Squadron officer, poses for a photo with Master Sgt. Phillip Besaw, 5th SFS flight chief, in 2018. Johnson and Besaw responded to numerous security forces incidents together. Johnson considers Besaw a father figure who played a significant role in his professional and personal development. (Courtesy photo)
Details Download

The Weight of the Rucksack: Mental Health is the Foundation to Modern Lethality

From left, 1st Lt. Marcos Morrero-Disla, 1st Lt. Alexander Johnson and Capt. Aryk Bingham Hill, all graduates of Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps Detachment 158, pose for a photo together in February 2020. Johnson encountered the two AFROTC friends from the University of South Florida while on deployment to Al Udeid Air Base, Qatar, where they provided one another with mutual support. (Courtesy photo)
Details Download

The Weight of the Rucksack: Mental Health is the Foundation to Modern Lethality

From left, Lt. Col. Mike Gallucci, 379th Expeditionary Security Forces Squadron commander, 1st Lt. Alexander Johnson, 379th Expeditionary SFS officer, and Chief Master Sgt. Alex Angulo, 379th Expeditionary SFS chief, pose for a photo in March 2020 as Johnson is awarded Company Grade Officer of the Quarter. The moment was pivotal in Johnson’s career as he began discussing his mental health with his leadership team. (Courtesy photo)
Details Download

Innocent or guilty? Edwards students to decide Big Bad Wolf’s fate

Braylee, jury foreperson, prepares to read the verdict alongside Capt. Matthew Norwood during a fairy tale mock trial at Edwards Air Force Base, California, April 21. Norwood, 412th Test Wing Judge Advocate office, guided the eight-student jury through the deliberation process to highlight the importance of due process.
Details Download

Innocent or guilty? Edwards students to decide Big Bad Wolf’s fate

Braylee, jury foreperson, prepares to read the verdict alongside Capt. Matthew Norwood during a fairy tale mock trial at Edwards Air Force Base, California, April 21. Norwood, 412th Test Wing Judge Advocate office, guided the eight-student jury through the deliberation process to highlight the importance of due process.
Details Download

Innocent or guilty? Edwards students to decide Big Bad Wolf’s fate

Joey, serving on the student defense team, delivers an excellent closing statement in an attempt to prove the Big Bad Wolf’s innocence during a fairy tale mock trial at Edwards Air Force Base, California, April 21.
Details Download

Innocent or guilty? Edwards students to decide Big Bad Wolf’s fate

Amari, serving as Curly Pig, provides a positive identification of the Big Bad Wolf during a fairy tale mock trial at Edwards Air Force Base, California, April 21. Amari testified as an eyewitness to the alleged crimes committed inside the grandmother’s house.
Details Download

Innocent or guilty? Edwards students to decide Big Bad Wolf’s fate

Braylee, jury foreperson, prepares to read the verdict alongside Capt. Matthew Norwood during a fairy tale mock trial at Edwards Air Force Base, California, April 21. Norwood, 412th Test Wing Judge Advocate office, guided the eight-student jury through the deliberation process to highlight the importance of due process.
Details Download