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  • October brings festival, food, fun

    October is filled with celebrations at Maxwell-Gunter this fall. With several Halloween parties and fall festivals, everyone can find their perfect party. Attend one, or attend them all. If you're looking to get dressed to impress for a scary good time, look no further than the clubs. The Pit at the

  • IDEC builds strategic partnerships one student at a time

    For 64 students representing 43 countries, the International Dependents English Course is more than just an English course. It served as a way for spouses and dependents of international officers stationed at Maxwell Air Force Base to learn American culture and English language, hand-in-hand,

  • Base benefits from 2009 Fiscal Year closeout

    Thanks to a "smooth Fiscal Year 2009 closeout," Maxwell-Gunter members, employees and residents will benefit in many ways, the director of Air University Financial Management said. "Year-end closeout was great. We were able to effectively and efficiently spend end-of-year dollars because of the

  • 42nd MDG offers test anxiety classes

    Do you remember preparing for the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery, the Air Force Officer Qualifying Test or any test? Do you remember what it was like the week before the test, the night before the test, or the day of the test? Were your hands sweaty? Was your heart racing? Was it hard

  • Commander praises ‘team effort’ in network compliance inspection

    Maxwell Air Force Base scored well during an Enhanced Compliance Validation network inspection conducted by the Defense Information Systems Agency Sept. 28-Oct. 2. Col. Kris Beasley, 42nd Air Base Wing commander, said he was pleased with the outcome of the inspection because it validated the hard

  • 42nd SFS counters 'Maxwell crime wave'

    As many of you know, crime is on the rise across the U.S. It is also becoming more prevalent on military installations as well. Maxwell and Gunter have experienced a high number of thefts, many in the housing area. The vast majority of the thefts involved personal property left unsecured. In

  • What’s the deal with flossing?

    Every time I go to the dentist, I hear the same old speech - I need to floss more. I always listen to my dentist, because I'd like to keep my teeth for as long as possible, so every time that I walk out of the cleaning appointment, I find new resolve to floss my teeth every day. That lasts for a few

  • ‘What are your goals?’

    Oftentimes, we get so busy with our day-to-day lives that we forget to see the bigger picture and lose sight of things. For me personally, I find setting goals to be a helpful way for me to focus on what is important in both my personal and professional life. Our short-term goals are often stepping