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  • A day in the life of an intel student

    Early mornings and long days begin to describe the daily life of Airman Jesyka Ware, a geospatial intelligence analyst student from the 315th Training Squadron.Ware starts her day at 3:30 in the morning. With a fresh physical training uniform, she forms up with the rest of her flight for an hour

  • Voting Information for Goodfellow Air Force Base

    There are less than 30 days until the November 4 general election. Register, request and return your ballot now to make sure that you have the opportunity to vote absentee.1) If you have not yet requested your absentee ballot for the 2014 general election and would like to vote, do so immediately.

  • It's getting hot...time to get "chili"

    Time to grab those ladles, pots, recipes, beans and form cooking teams now to enter this year's Armed Forces Chili Cook-Off, held at the Goodfellow Recreation Camp  Sept. 27, starting at 8 a.m.  The Cooks' Party starts at 6 p.m. the evening before the competition.Very much like any following, chili

  • The first step is recruiting

    The first step for most individuals wishing to serve in the Air Force is a visit to the recruiter's office. Among their many responsibilities, recruiters across the country fill classrooms at Goodfellow Air Force Base to develop exceptional Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance, and Fire

  • 2-year-old SFS members ensuring base security

    The 17th Security Forces Squadron's newest members may only be 2 years old, but they pack quite a bite.Despite their age, LLispeth and Elute, 17th SFS military working dogs, are prepared to defend the base and ensure the training mission goes on.They started their career like all other enlisted

  • Honor guard members perform essential service

    Goodfellow Air Force Base Honor Guard members volunteer to work extended hours, weekends and cover an area of responsibility that extends over 36,000 sq. mi., but the impact they make goes even further. Recently, Staff Sgt. Mark Richards, 316th Training Squadron cryptologic language analyst

  • RQ-4 Global Hawk: Its purpose at Goodfellow

    Unmanned aircraft systems have been a pivotal innovation for collecting data in intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance missions in the Air Force. Among them is the RQ-4 Global Hawk.According to the Air Force RQ-4 Global Hawk fact sheet, this high-altitude, long-endurance aircraft reaches up

  • Caught in a whirlwind

    Not many people understand what it is like to be caught in the middle of a tragic situation; however, Airman 1st Class Dillon M. Duermyer can relate.At the age of 13, Duermyer was faced with an unfortunate scenario. During Pahuk Pride National Youth Leadership Training at the Little Sioux Scout

  • Coming full circle

    What began as a little boy's dream has now become a young man's reality.According to his mother Sharon Carey, who was stationed here from 1997 to 1999, Nicholas O'Keefe wanted to play softball since he was 2 years old.In a photo taken in 1997, a 2-year-old O'Keefe stands on the sidelines holding a

  • What is a Key Spouse?

    Key Spouses are trained volunteers that provide personal, peer-to-peer support for their squadron's families.Their role is to act as a liaison between families, commanders and first sergeants as well as to care for families by providing them with information from their squadron's leadership about