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  • Randolph pilot killed in Afghanistan

    An Airman assigned to the 12th Flying Training Wing was killed in Kabul, Afghanistan, April 27 when a shooter opened fire at Kabul International Airport killing eight U.S. servicemembers and one American contractor.Maj. Jeff Ausborn, a 99th Flying Training Squadron instructor pilot, was deployed to

  • Sortie signals end of T-1A's CSO mission at Randolph

    The T-1A Jayhawk's combat systems officer training mission at Randolph is over, but the twin-engine jet trainer will play an even greater role at Naval Air Station Pensacola, Fla., where the new generation of CSOs is being trained.The T-1A's CSO mission at Randolph ended last week when a Jayhawk

  • Tuskegee Airmen Inc. honor memory of 'Lonely Eagles' at convention

    It's been 65 years since World War II ended, but the memory of a pioneering group of aviators and support personnel who distinguished themselves during the war lives on thanks to an organization dedicated to preserving their legacy.Last week at the Grand Hyatt Hotel in San Antonio, that

  • CSO unit stands up at NAS Pensacola

    The Air Force began the next evolution of combat systems officer training when it activated the 479th Flying Training Group Oct. 2 here. Col. Jacqueline Van Ovost, 12th Flying Training Wing commander, Randolph Air Force Base, Texas, unfurled the unit flag and handed command to Col. Travis Willis

  • Base maintenance workers inspecting T-38s after fatal crashes

    Randolph flight line and aircraft maintenance workers have been working non-stop checking and inspecting the base's inventory of T-38C Talons after the aircraft were involved in two fatal crashes several weeks ago in Texas and Mississippi. Ninety base maintenance, flight line and shop personnel have

  • 12 MX honored for excellence

    The 12th Maintenance Directorate held a special Director's Call Nov. 9 to thank the people of the directorate for their excellent performance during the recent 19th Air Force Maintenance Standardization and Evaluation Team inspection. "Word from the inspection team was they had never seen better