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    03.13.2024 | Photo by Airman 1st Class Ashley Crist
    Instructor pilots assigned to the 3rd Flying Training Squadron prepare for flight at Vance Air Base, Okla., March 13. The instructor pilots...

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    Pilot, athlete: Vance FAIP soars through the skies,...

    04.04.2023 | Story by 2nd Lt. Cassidy Fisher
    Capt. Kyele Bridel grew up with two dreams. Become an Air Force pilot and play soccer professionally. She has accomplished the first and is continuously striving toward the second. Bridel is assigned to the 33rd Flying Training Squadron at Vance Air Force Base as a T-6A Texan II instructor pilot. She is also a member of the U.S. Armed Forces Women’s Soccer team.

    New Crud table inaugurated with tournament

    02.05.2020 | Story by Airman 1st Class Cameron Schultz
    Friday night, Jan. 24, the flying squadrons at Vance met to do battle on a brand new, purple-surfaced pool table. They were about to engage in a Crud tournament. “It’s like full contact pool without a cue stick,” said James W. Shepherd, with the board of directors of Soldier’s Wish, the organization that helped provide the new Crud table to the Greven Crosswinds Club on base.

    A journey from clueless airman to command chief

    09.20.2019 | Story by Airman Zoe Perkins
    Chief Master Sgt. Hope L. Skibitsky, now the command chief of the 27th Special Operations Wing at Cannon Air Force Base, New Mexico, has had an incredible journey, from leaving for the military at 17 with nothing to her name, to becoming a command chief.

    Pararescue to pilot – One Airman’s journey

    07.18.2019 | Story by Airman Zoe Perkins
    Not many pilots can say that they have served in ground operations, were specifically trained for combat and rescue missions and can deploy at a moment’s notice. But 2nd Lt. James Barnard can. He is one of more than 350 U.S. Air Force pilots delivered each year from Vance Air Force Base, Oklahoma.

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