Jan. 30, 2008 Leadership stresses Wingman Concept to prevent future DUI charges With an increase in drinking and driving incidents, Edwards leadership held a mandatory enlisted call Jan. 29 in the base theater. Since the start of 2008, four Airmen have been charged with driving under the influence of alcohol. "Four DUIs are four too many," said Col. Bryan Gallagher, 95th Air
Dec. 18, 2017 Leadership wishes Team Edwards a happy holidays Base leadership and supervisors braved the bitter cold and headed out to all three entry gates to greet people with candy canes and holiday cards on their way to work Dec. 18. Leaders try to do this every year before much of the Edwards workforce take their holiday vacations. The cards expressed a
Sept. 27, 2024 Leading by teaching: Edwards SNCO pursues doctorate degree Chief Master Sgt. Jermaine King grew up in an inner city where there were not many options available to him. After graduating high school, he didn’t take his college opportunities serious. He joined the Air Force to escape the environment he grew up in.
May 4, 2017 Leading the way Brig. Gen. Carl Schaefer, 412th Test Wing commander, meets with Airman Leadership School students April 27. Schaefer takes time to visit each ALS class, which consists mainly of senior airmen who are taking their first Air Force Professional Development course. The general talked about his and the
Oct. 8, 2014 Learn sign language on Deaf Day Disability Employment Awareness Month is hosting Deaf Day events Oct. 14 and 15. The events start with a brown bag luncheon for senior leaders, supervisors, hiring managers and co-workers and deaf or hard of hearing employees. At the luncheon, participants will learn how current and future deaf
May 23, 2019 Legacy aviator Col. Clarence W. Lewis Jr. visits 412th Test Wing Retired USAF pilot Col. Clarence W. Lewis Jr., the first William Tell award recipient, toured the Center of the Aerospace Testing Universe here at Edwards AFB, May 23. Lewis, who recently turned 94, won the coveted “William Tell” award for aerial gunnery skills in 1954.
May 29, 2012 Legacy of Service: AF promotes third Derrell Willson to master sergeant As a young boy, Derrell Willson knew that he wanted to serve his country. In fact, during World War II, an Army convoy visited the local school and he couldn't resist scoping it out, even though he was too young at the time. The soldiers took him home and talked with his mother. The experience