In 1777, the Second Continental Congress adopted the first version of our flag, and today we recognize this with Flag Day! Here, you'll see members of our Scott Air Force Base Honor Guard perform a flag folding ceremony in honor of this historic day. Watch to learn more about the significance of the colors, stars and stripes seen on our flag.
The Airlift/Tanker Association honored retired Gen. Walter Kross, former Air Mobility Command and United States Transportation Command commander, during an unveiling ceremony June 14 at its Walk of Fame here.
Military & Family Life Consultants are trained to provide confidential and off the record counseling sessions for Airmen and their family members who are seeking help.
SCOTT AIR FORCE BASE, Ill. – Team Scott members joined the celebration of National Police Week beginning May 12 and ending May 18, 2019, to pay homage to the defenders and law enforcement officers who died while serving the country and their respective communities.
Air Force experts from the Exceptional Family Member Program assignments, medical and family support offices in Washington, D.C., were welcomed by Team Scott for a first-ever EFMP Symposium, May 15-16, held at McKendree University in Lebanon, Illinois.
“Jack may look a little different than other retirees I’ve officiated for in the past, but he’s still an extraordinary Airman.”
That’s how Lt. Col. Yon Dugger, 375th Security Forces Squadron commander, began the official retirement ceremony for military working dog Jack on May 13, after nine years of service for the U.S. Air Force.
