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  • No regrets part 4: Getting through a hellacious fire

    Editor's note: This part four of a six part series about the obstacles U.S. Air Force Maj. Jeffrey and his wife Nicole faced, and how the Air Force helped him persevere to his highest potential.After years of trying to have a child, they were elated to learn that Nicole was pregnant with twins: a

  • Maxwell celebrates BSC week

    The second annual Biomedical Sciences Corps Appreciation Week was celebrated at Maxwell Jan. 27-31.Despite the base closing for part of the week due to a winter storm, the week gave BSC members serving here an opportunity to be recognized and build continuity amongst corps

  • Tax center opening for 2013 tax season

    Just like birthdays, tax season comes around every year. Filing may not be as exciting as a party, but the 42nd Air Base Wing legal office tax center is here to ensure taxpayers get the refund they deserve.Services are offered to all who are eligible for legal assistance: active-duty service

  • Project X gets a facelift

    Recently, 28 Squadron Officer College faculty and staff volunteers dedicated more than 100 hours to refurbish the college's Project X leadership reaction course on Maxwell.Project X is used by Squadron Officer School, Officer Training School, Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps, Air Force

  • Attendees learn Korean peninsula issues at forum

    Community leaders gathered at the Air War College on Jan. 16 for the first River Region Forum of 2014, where guest speaker, Maj. Gen. Brian Bishop, shed light on the Korean conflict - a topic that has often been shadowed in obscurity.The River Region Forum is a quarterly event allowing civic

  • MEMS athletics program brings pride to students

    Seventh and eighth grade students at Maxwell Elementary/Middle School have something to call their own after the introduction of the school's first-ever competitive athletics program.Last year, the graduating class was asked what was missing from their school. They voiced the need for athletics, and

  • Biomedical Sciences Corps Week: Celebrating a proud heritage

    Although the Biomedical Sciences Corps is a relatively new entity in the grand scheme of military history, in some ways it has ancient roots. The BSC insignia of a serpent-entwined rod, also known as the "Staff of Asklepios," has been a symbol of healing and medicine ever since the year 300 BCE.

  • No Regrets part 2: And a doctor?

    Editor's note: This part two of a six part series about the obstacles U.S. Air Force Maj. Jeffrey and his wife Nicole faced, and how the Air Force helped him persevere to his highest potential.By 1995, Woolford earned his Bachelor's of Science in Professional Aeronautics from Embry-Riddle