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  • New record for summer hire program

    The summer of 2008 has already been a record-breaking season for Laughlin Air Force Base and its Summer Hire Program. This year 122 summer employees were hired compared to last year's 44, said Rosemary Capozziello, Military and Civilian Personnel Flight chief with the 47th Force Support Squadron.

  • Prevent low back pain

    In today's world, you can find medication for any illness. You can schedule a surgery to heal or enhance your body. But one area of your body has no clear cut remedy: your lower back. Nearly everyone experiences back pain at some time. However, there are many measures people can take to prevent low

  • Enlisted Dorm Council takes it to the sand

    As spectators gathered under trees near the volleyball court, eight eager players assembled on the sand, ready to compete for the championship title during the Enlisted Dorm Council volleyball tournament here June 14. The tournament began at noon with temperatures rising and 18 teams ready to take

  • Laughlin instructor pilot selected for USAF Thunderbirds

    Capt. Jake Hammons is about to trade in the gray T-38s of the 434th Fighter Training Squadron for something a little more... flashy. Chances are, the next time he flies in a formation over Laughlin, it will be in the Left Wing position of the United States Air Force Thunderbirds signature diamond

  • Things you should know before you go

    With temperatures rising above 90 degrees nearly every day at Laughlin, you may decide to take a trip north in an attempt to escape the extreme heat.  However, before you hit the road there are a few things you should do to ensure a fun, safe trip. · Test drive the vehicle for brake response and

  • Laughlin chief recieves Bronze Star after deployment

    Inside Laughlin's fire station a large group of Airmen of all ranks simultaneously direct their attention to Chief Master Sgt. David Nelson, 47th Mission Support Group superintendent, as he stands at attention in front of the room with an American flag posted behind him. True to form, the crowd