Silver recovery can occasionally be a really intensive process as far as time and and manpower to move the canisters which can weigh 60 pounds or more when they are filled with silver. But fortunately based on our workload for processing missions, we normally only have to change out our canisters and actually go through that physical labor process on a monthly basis and then we only have to take the product after it's dried completely in the canister resulting in just the filter and silver being within those containers to give them to the big Air Force once every quarter or so.
Silver Recovery is a huge responsibility and I would say that to train somebody into it as long as they are dedicated shouldn't really take all that long but...
Intelligence analysts are often the driving force behind mission successes worldwide. Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Airmen take data from all domains, analyze it and turn it into decision quality information for countless customers on a daily basis.
As the top performer in her SNCOA class of more than 300, Senior Master Sgt. Melissa Matthews just added a third Levitow Award to her collection and joins the select few who have achieved such a feat.
Approximately one year ago, Headquarters Air Force kicked off an initiative to promote increased cyber fundamentals training across all Air Force Specialty Codes. The objective was meant to help determine differential training for Airmen in knowledge operations management, cybersurety, cable and antenna systems, computer systems programming and client systems career fields.
It was a typical Friday afternoon in February for Staff Sgt. Brandon Nickell, an intelligence analyst assigned to the 8th Intelligence Squadron, who had plans to leave work, head to the gym for a quick workout and eventually start his weekend of relaxation – there was however, a slight change of plans.
