Top of class, top of entertainment, Tops in Blue

The Air Force's Expeditionary Entertainers Tops in Blue, a 35-member group of various stage presences, performs live in Cheyenne Feb. 7 at the Cheyenne Civic Center. To make the show possible, Tops in Blue are requesting volunteers. "When you volunteer to help the Tops in Blue crew, it offers you a

Base pool closes, opens in 'miracle' time

With efforts from many organizations within Warren, the base Aquatic Center's pool received an important upgrade with only 10 days of downtime. As mandated by the Virginia Graeme Baker Pool and Spa Safety Act, an anti-entrapment drain safety device will be incorporated into all public pools and spas

Inspection stress managable with proper fitness

Long weekdays and short weekends; it must be inspection time. The laundry list of, let's say unfortunates, can be overwhelming. Unfortunates like being away from family, more work-less play, fear of failing, the responsibility of others; yes, it all can be a handful. For some, managing all of these

New legislation proposes PCS standardization

Active-duty military families move on a regular basis. Although a new assignment can be a great career move for the military member, it may cause turmoil for the family members.Children must part with friends and move to new schools, bases, and cities -- a challenging adjustment. The average

Missile Care available at Warren for Airmen in missile field

Warren members deploying to the missile field have an option for free night-time and weekend childcare -- Missile Care. The Missile Care program is designed for single parents or duel-military parents that trip out to the missile field for more than 24 hours, said Mara Lackie, Warren Family Child

‘Oh, say, can you see …’ Museum displays 10 Revolutionary flags until New Year

The United States flag stands as a symbol of freedom and has for more than 231 years. Although, it is not without a rich history of changes, and Paula Taylor, Warren's museum director, said she has recently acquired a group of 10 replica-flags showing visitors the Revolutionary flag's history from

He could've gone all the way

Code talkers

Navajo Code Talkers, also referred to as Wind Talkers, are credited with providing outstanding communications security for the United States military during the first and second World Wars. There were as many as 400 Navajo code talkers split into six Marine divisions in World War II. The Navajo

Family care plan requirements

Air Force members in single parent, dual military couples or members with civilian spouses are required to develop a detailed family care plan to ensure care for dependents in the event of separation due to military missions. Per Air Force Instruction 36-2908, members will notify their commander or

Warren members prepare for upcoming inspections

A compliance inspection and nuclear surety inspection are closely approaching, and Warren members used an exercise Monday to prepare. The exercise tested base members' communication between organizations and how quickly they responded during an off-base incident caused by a violent ice storm.