Hill Airman wins national LOA scholarship

The Logistics Officer Association recently announced the winners of its national scholarship awards and Senior Airman Andre Adorno from the 388th Maintenance Operations Squadron here was one of only six logisticians selected from many worldwide applicants.The LOA scholarship program is targeted toward professional logisticians in all military branches who seek a commission or further advancement in a logistics-related career. LOA scholarships are intended to defray education costs toward an associate or bachelor's degree, according to the LOA Web site.
Hilltop Times staff


Leaders set out to test themselves against new PT standards

The new Physical Training standards may have some Airmen thinking that it's impossible to pass, but several senior leaders proved Monday that the test is possible.To encourage Airmen to think positively about the new standards, they composited their scores as if they were 18 years old and still passed with flying colors.
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Senior leaders participating in PT event begin the running part of the test. (Senior Airman Brok McCarthy/U.S. Air Force)
Participants in a PT event complete their one-minute timed push ups. (Senior Airman Brok McCarthy/U.S. Air Force)


Re-enlistments

Re-enlistments367th Training Support Squadron:Master Sgt. Jon Young, Tech. Sgt. James Gooden, Senior Airman Carole Landrum, Staff Sgt. Jonathan Murphy388th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron:Master Sgt. Stanley Henson, Tech. Sgt. Michael Bylica, Tech. Sgt. Steven Limas, Staff Sgt. Curtis Buettner, Staff Sgt. Tavis Garren, Senior Airman Shadon Gray, Senior Airman Kyle Parker, Senior Airman Nicolas San388th Component Maintenance Squadron:


Promotions

34th Fighter Squadron: Senior Airman Shantell Lenchanko367th Training Support Squadron:Master Sgt. Cathy George, Staff Sgt. Travis Whitaker, Airman 1st Class Robert Harnden III368th Recruiting Squadron:Staff Sgt. Stephanie Wimmer372nd Recruiting Group:Tech. Sgt. Shane Langley388th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron:


It's all in fun

Instead of attending an Air Force Ball on Sept. 18 for the Air Force's birthday, people stationed here spent the evening at the Base Operations and Training Area, covered in camo paint and ready for a fight when the time came.However, when "alarm red" was sounded, people weren't scrambling for their gas masks or to find shelter. Instead, the alarm sent participants scrambling to their seats, so as to not upset the mess president, Col. Patrick Higby, 75th Air Base Wing commander.
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