Thirteen SFS members return from Iraq

Increasing awareness of Grissom ARB

Grissom Security Forces named command's best

Maj. Randall Stivers always thought his security forces squadron was the go-to unit for the command. Being named the Air Force Reserve Command Outstanding Security Forces Reserve Unit of the Year for 2006, well that just confirms things for him. For Major Stivers, the 434th Security Forces Squadron

QA inspector takes Goofy Challenge in stride

Grissom aerial porters ship Illinois Guard unit

Training program aims to re-blue Airmen

They're not joining the famous Blue Man comedic group and they are not all die-hard Colt's fans, but a group of Grissom's Airmen will be "re-blued." Members of the 434th Air Refueling Wing will undergo a class designed to cover Air Force basics during the March unit training assembly, said Chief

Web-based military personnel flight brings changes

The times they are a changing. In the field of military personnel, the change is designed to improve service. The Air Reserve Personnel Center in Denver is in the early stages of transition to a web-based personnel service system referred to as personnel services delivery, or PSD. The change is

Medical squadron adds social worker to its staff

"For every decision we make in life there is a benefit and a price." These are the professional words of wisdom Capt. Curtis Deloach, the new clinical social worker for the 434th Aerospace Medicine Squadron, uses to explain some of the things he deals with in his sessions. His main duties consist of

Civil engineers deploy for training, exercise

Seventeen members of the 434th Civil Engineering Squadron got some hands-on combat skills training recently - and then got to put that training to the test. The civil engineers deployed to Dobbins ARB, Georgia for the Air Expeditionary Force combat support training certification center where they

Grissom aircrews don historical patches