Air Force Office of Special Investigations agency recruiting NCOs as special agents

The Air Force Office of Special Investigations is the Air Force agency responsible for investigating major crimes, and works against terrorist and foreign intelligence efforts. It is also constantly seeking exceptional noncommissioned officers for duty as enlisted special agents.With more than 2,700

A Thunderbird thank you

I wanted to take this opportunity to say "Thank You" from the entire Thunderbirds Team to all of Team F. E. Warren. Putting on an air show is no small task, and without your help, the Thunderbirds absolutely cannot execute our mission of representing the pride, precision, and professionalism of the

Warren’s education center kicks off Operation ‘Back to School’

With the school year approaching soon, the education center staff here recently started "Operation Back to School."The program is a school supply drive originally started by Mary Schwem, University of Embry Riddle Director of Academic Support. The drive started July 7 and goes through Aug. 22."Some

Warren's 90th Security Forces Group welcomes home deployed Airmen

Warren welcomes new 90th Civil Engineer Squadron commander

Russian Delegation visits 20th Air Force, 90th Missile Wing

A delegation of senior Russian military officers and experts on nuclear security visited the base August 9 - 11 for the Crimson Rider '11 exercise."Crimson Rider is an example of the ongoing commitment of the cooperative relationship between the U.S. and Russia," said Maj. Gen. C. Donald Alston,

Russian Delegation visits Warren AFB for 2011 Crimson Rider

Warren’s cemetery deep with history

Warren is one of the few Air Force installations with a base cemetery.The cemetery was established in 1867 by Gen. John D. Stevenson, post commander, when he set aside 40 acres of land to use as a cemetery.The original plans called for the sections to be segregated; Section A would contain officers,

Maintenance team announced for 2011 Global Strike Challenge

Air Force network migrations on the way

F. E . Warren Air Force Base will soon become the next base to migrate its computer users into a "central" Air Force Network. This fall, technicians will begin migrating Warren's workstations, network users and e-mail into the AFNet. The goal of this project is to collapse all "individual" or