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  • Just a Helping Hand

    The calm, controlled voice of an emergency line operator drifted through the earpiece of the Airman’s cellphone notifying him that they would send emergency responders to his location as soon as they could. He quickly hung up the phone and ran back to scene.2nd Lt. Nathan A Wikowsky, 315th Training

  • Airmen serve the San Angelo Community Band

    Bases and their surrounding communities throughout the DoD often share a bond so strong that it often transcends the gate between base and local area. For Goodfellow Air Force Base and San Angelo, the bond shows itself in numerous ways. From Goodfellow Appreciation day, where the community invites

  • Strong Body, Stronger Mind

    Building resiliency not only involves working out the mind, it also requires working out the body. This not only means staying active, but pushing yourself to the next level.For 1st Lt. Morgan Diglia, 17th Training Wing Sexual Assault Response Coordinator deputy, pushing herself mentally and

  • Goodfellow 17th Training Wing Student Spotlight

    Airman 1st Class Alan Gagnon, 315th Training Squadron student, is the newest 17th Training Group student of the month spotlight, a series highlighting Team Goodfellow students.17th Training Wing Public Affairs: What led you to join the Air Force?Gagnon: I graduated college as a music major, and

  • Goodfellow 17th Training Wing Spotlight

    Staff Sgt. Amber Wells, 17th Medical Support Squadron diagnostic imaging technician, is the newest 17th Training Wing Spotlight, a series highlighting Goodfellow Team members.Staff Sgt. Michael Smith, 17th Training Wing photojournalist: What led you to join the Air Force?Wells: My grandpa is a

  • All together now

    Synchronization comes in many forms. It can be an important component in life, in which everything happens seamlessly and falls into place. In the absence of unison, life can become chaotic, unpredictable and even dangerous.Drill teams are unison perpetuated, and the 316th Training Squadron drill

  • Coming to America

    As part of the world’s greatest Air Force, American Airmen must build and maintain credibility as a diverse and inclusive workforce to ensure mission success. The strength of the 17th Training Wing draws from a varied populace of American military citizens who support the Intelligence, Surveillance

  • Goodfellow 17th Training Wing student spotlight

    Airman 1st Class Brad Gallik, 312th Training Squadron student, is the newest 17th Training Group student of the month spotlight, a series highlighting Team Goodfellow members.Airman 1st Class Devin Boyer, 17th Training Wing Public Affairs photojournalist: What led you to join the Air Force?Gallik: I

  • Never leave an Airman behind

    “It happened pretty fast,” said Master Sgt. Anthony J. Soupley, 312th TRS Special Instruments superintendent. “He started saying he didn’t feel good, so we sent him to sick call. They thought it looked like a virus and thought it best to let it run its course.”Airman 1st Class Chris Evans, 312th

  • Week 3 Driver Distractions

    Drivers sometimes carry out a distracting activity without realizing the extra risk it causes.An activity can create multiple types of distraction. For example, using a hand-held mobile phone while driving creates a biomechanical, auditory and cognitive distraction.Eating or changing a CD are