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Tenant Profilefeatured Over the past two weeks, the students of U.S. Naval Test Pilot School Class 157 have been a familiar sight around the Naval Test Wing Atlantic squadrons at NAS Patuxent River as they participate in the flying portion of their DT-II (developmental test exercise #2) capstone project. By Cmdr. David “LD” Hafeman U.S. Naval Test Pilot School <1 Min Read

Sailors can now submit PCS travel vouchers electronically

LocalStriving to further improve a Sailor/family PCS move experience, the Navy added the ability to electronically prepare, sign and submit a permanent change of station (PCS) travel voucher within MyPCS Mobile available on Sept. 11. From Navy Personnel Command Public Affairs 1 Min Read

AIR 6.0 logistician named 2018 Admiral Stan Arthur Award winner

Tenant ProfileTrust and focus on the fleet are key to a weapon system’s successful operability. By Jacquelyn Millham AIR 6.0 Communications Support 2 Min Read

De’Tron Dancy, NSF Indian Head 2018 Military Youth of the Year

FeaturesDe’Tron Dancy is Naval Support Facility (NSF) Indian Head 2018 Military Youth of the Year and according to Sarah Hagensick, Child and Youth Programs (CYP) director, despite all of De’Tron’s dynamic characteristics and exciting accomplishments, he is only just beginning his journey as a young leader. By Barbara Wagner South Potomac Pilot 2 Min Read

PresentOn Oct. 1, 2009, the historic bases of Fort Myer, Henderson Hall and Fort McNair were merged into Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall as a result of the Base Realignment and Closure Act of 2005. Together the joint bases have pursued initiatives aimed at a cyber-base of the future. <1 Min Read

NSWC Dahlgren Division Profile: Kurt Mikoleit

FeaturesWhat is your educational background? By John Joyce, NSWC Dahlgren Division Corporate Communications 1 Min Read

INSPIRE your AirmenCommentaryToday’s Airmen crave inspiring leadership – they want to be a valued member of the world’s best Air Force, know their contributions make a difference, and follow someone who will make them better. When these Airmen joined the Air Force they envisioned their leaders would be charismatic, passionate and successful – they believed their leaders would inspire them to do more than they ever expected. Some Air Force leaders have a natural ability to inspire their Airmen but most do not. Fortunately, this ability can be learned or improved with some effort. Here are some techniques you can use as an Air Force leader to INSPIRE your Airmen: By Col. William Kale III 11th Mission Support Group 3 Min Read