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  • Run, Airman, run

    Left foot, right foot, repeat.Inhale, Inhale again, exhale, repeat ...Speed it up and continue this breathing technique for a mile, maybe five, or how about 26?  A small group of Airmen here use this particular process while participating in their preferred aerobic activity - running.Running may be

  • Propulsion shop Airmen go full throttle

    There are many components within an aircraft that make flight possible, but one of these components makes the deafening roar heard from miles away.Airmen assigned to the 31st Maintenance Squadron aerospace propulsion section ensure every F-16 Fighting Falcon engine starts up to keep the jets in the

  • 60 Aviano Airmen selected for master sergeant

    Air Force officials announced today 60 Team Aviano non-commissioned officers were selected for promotion to master sergeant.Team Aviano selectees are:Derek S.  Anderson, 731st Munitions SquadronScotty L. Andrews, 31st Aircraft Maintenance SquadronVictor B. Babauta, 31 AMXSGrace Joy Li Barce, 31st

  • NDI Airmen find flaws, keep it together

    U.S. Air Force Airmen assigned to the 31st Maintenance Squadron nondestructive inspection lab are responsible for the structural integrity of aircraft systems by detecting defects in F-16 Fighting Falcon parts and aerospace ground equipment. They use six different inspection procedures including

  • 31 SFS trains with Pordenone Polizia Locale

    Combat arms instructors assigned to the 31st Security Forces Squadron trained on firing several weapons with the Pordenone Polizia Locale at the combat arms training and maintenance range, July 10, 2015, at Aviano Air Base, Italy. The Polizia were instructed on how to handle the M4 carbine, M9

  • Dad’s Boot Camp

    Family Advocacy hosts a Dad's Boot Camp course every first Tuesday of the month for new or expectant fathers.  The program aims to teach fathers about infant care including calming and soothing, how to respond to possible changes and concerns.

  • Optometry helps keep focus on the mission

    Successfully completing the mission is not only dependent on knowledge, but also on an Airman's ability to physically carry out the tasks required. The 31st Aerospace Medicine Squadron optometry clinic aims to eliminate blurred lines, and ensure each patient's eye health.The optometry clinic's aims

  • PALS prepare medical staff for emergencies

    The 31st Medical Squadron education and training section hosts Pediatric Advanced Life Support training once every two months here. The course trains health care professionals to provide quality care for seriously ill or injured children. Training includes pediatric assessment, basic life support,

  • Transition tricks of the trade: Retirement ready

    For any Airman who puts on the uniform for 20 years or more, retirement is a life-changing event. Usually transitioning from senior leadership positions, the way forward for potential retirees can be fraught with uncertainty.Don Schroeder, Airman and Family Readiness Center community readiness

  • Read to the rhythm, listen to the rhyme

    The Aviano Library hosts a story time event every Tuesday throughout the year for preschool-aged children. Story time is scheduled for 10:30 a.m. with different story themes each week that include reading, singing, and arts and crafts.