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  • Breaking a sweat: An Airman's HVAC journey

    The sweat gleams across his forehead as he steps out into the sauna-like air. With, tools in hand, he begins walking toward his objective, providing the greatest of summer relief, air conditioning.Airman 1st Class Jedadiah Floyd, like his coworkers from the 31st Civil Engineer Squadron heating,

  • 6 facts about our top O-6

    Team Aviano recently welcomed the new 31st Fighter Wing vice commander, Col. Bryan Wolford. As second in charge, he is the primary liaison between group commanders and the 31 FW commander, Brig. Gen. Barre Seguin. He also considers himself as a "pretty approachable person."The 31 FW Public Affairs

  • Balancing act: managing education

    Throughout a U.S. Air Force career, an Airman must learn to balance responsibilities in and out of uniform. For many, adding schoolwork while serving can be a daunting prospect.But one Airman has found a way to not only find the time, but thrive in an educational environment."Once I completed my

  • Verona has it all

    What do you want to see from a centuries-old Italian city? Roman Catholic churches, sculptures, amphitheaters, castles or art - Verona has it all. The town even has several modern-day attractions, like a zoo, water park and amusement park.Getting to each of the city's many attractions on foot is no

  • 31 SFS clear the way

    Defenders from the 31st Security Forces Squadron practiced security breaches and building clearings, July 30, 2015, at Aviano Air Base, Italy. Approximately 20 defenders participated in offensive and defensive tactics to help prepare themselves for real-life scenarios.

  • Aviano artistry: Helping Wyverns explore creativity

    Passion and inspiration are two words which differ in meaning, but fall hand-in-hand when producing art. While U.S. Air Force Airmen are groomed to be an "Airman first," they are also encouraged to get involved with other activities to improve their morale.Two community groups Airmen can join are

  • 'Base is loaded' with intramural sports

    Intramural sports encourage friendly competition and camaraderie while affording players an opportunity to meet other Wyverns at Aviano Air Base, Italy. The 31st Force Support Squadron intramural sports program allows Team Aviano members to mingle out of uniform while still staying active.

  • Keep calm, jiu jitsu on

    The Wyvern Fitness Center hosts jiu jitsu classes for various age groups Monday through Friday. Jiu jitsu is a form of martial arts, which focuses on grappling and ground fighting. The class aims to teach students how to effectively defeat an opponent with joint locks and chokeholds.

  • Mothers, sons share lasting moments

    Mothers and their sons danced the night away during the first "Mother and Son dance" at the community center, July 25, 2015, at Aviano Air Base, Italy. The event offered food and drinks, a photo booth area, music and games. Attendees were encouraged to dress up in their favorite superhero outfit for