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  • Those Who Heal, Those Who Serve: Do you have what it takes?

    Only a small percentage of Americans are healthy enough to join the Armed Forces, making it an elite group. The 927th Air Refueling Wing, the reserve unit stationed at MacDill Air Force Base, Fla., is interested in finding the people who keep their communities that way - medical and health

  • Fight In Color: Be aware and win your battles

    "When I saw that piece of garbage on the road in Iraq, I knew I was about to die," said Tech. Sgt. Jason Knepper, a reservist with the 927th Security Forces Squadron. He currently serves as a combat arms non-commissioned officer in charge. Knepper said that everything looked lethal on his first

  • Problem-Solve Like An Air Force Pilot

    The Air Force is known for their innovation in air, space and cyberspace. When an Air Force pilot has to make decisions, he relies on a specific decision-making process that helps win wars and save lives. If you want to problem-solve like an Air Force pilot, follow these steps:1. Clarify and

  • Protect Your Information The Way The Military Does

    When the military needs to protect something, its first weapon is not an encrypted database or an armed guard. Servicemembers use a sophisticated weapon they always carry. It is called Operational Security, or OPSEC, for short. Most people don't have to worry about a slip of the tongue costing the

  • Liberty Bells Visit 927th Members

    Three members of the Liberty Bells, the only chartered United Services Organization show troupe, performed for the 927th Air Refueling Wing Friday, September 7, 2012. The trio were in Tampa for the opening of the USO Tampa Bay, and made time in their schedule to serenade members of the wing with

  • Fighting As A Family: Reservist and her mother fight breast cancer

    It was a warm day in July when Senior Airman Andrea Lucy, a dental technician with the 927th Aerospace Medicine Squadron, awoke. When she went to bed that night, her life would be changed forever. That day, her mother was diagnosed with invasive breast cancer."One minute it was all fine, and the