Wing raises more than $90k for CFC
The 11th Wing raised more than $90,000 for the 2006 Combined Federal Campaign, which kicked off Oct. 10 and ended Dec. 8, after a 21-day extension.

AFDW commander reminds us to remain safe during the holiday season
The holiday season is a time for family, friends, festive occasions and revelry – a time to reflect and celebrate all that life has to offer. The holiday season is also one of the busiest times of the year and it is so important that safety be your watch word.

Dealing with change — what you should know
KADENA AIR BASE, Japan — Large numbers of military members will be sent across the world into unfamiliar places and situations when they deploy in the next few months. Civilian employees and military supervisors across the base will face similar treks into new territory with the vast changes brought about by the National Security Personnel System.

News Briefs
Children’s holiday cheer

Honor Guard lays to rest Airmen killed in Iraq
The tradition of laying to rest one’s own carries with it the heavy burden of knowing a fellow Airman and hero has just departed. While this is the everyday job of ceremonial guardsmen, sometimes a death hits home a little harder and makes a lasting impact on those who take a part in the funeral.

The Bolling Aviator picks up where The Beam leaves off
A new newspaper will deliver their first issue on Bolling Jan. 5, 2007.

NCR demonstrates patient care in exercise Dec. 7
ANDREWS AIR FORCE BASE, Md. — A year of planning culminated in the orchestration of more than five aircraft, 13 organizations and numerous flight surgeons, nurses, technicians, administrators and air and ground crew who conducted collaborative patient care and transport during Exercise Capital Shield here Dec. 4-7.

Photojournalist experiences exercise first hand
‘‘One, two, three; now lift.”

Chapel holiday schedule
Jewish— Hanukkah, 8 Day Festival,today through Dec. 23— Hanukkah Party, Saturday,6:30 p.m. at the Andrews AFB chapel annex— Hanukkah Party, Tuesday,5 p.m. at the Bolling chapel annex

This week in Bolling History
Stalinist rule in Hungary had crushed the post-World War II recovery for the land-locked nation and the people had enough. A nationwide revolt ensued against the Communist government and its puppet dictator, Matyas Rakosi. The Soviet Union responded with a massive military intervention to crush the revolutionaries, killing thousands of civilians and arresting many more.

Saying goodbye to an old friend: The BEAM calls it a career
Change happens.

Billboards
Tax center seeks volunteers

Chapel schedule
Catholic: Mass is held weekdays at 11:30 a.m., Saturdays at 5 p.m., and Sundays at 9:30 a.m. in the chapel center. Confessions are heard Saturdays at 4 p.m. in the chapel center. Religious education is held Sundays from 10:45 to 11:45 a.m. at the chapel center.

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