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  • “ ‘There is no limit to the amount of effort justified to prevent the recurrence of one aircraft accident or the loss of one life.’ … These words are just as true today as they were in 1965 when they were written in the U.S. Air Force Accident Investigation Manual.” FLIGHT SAFETY
    FLIGHT SAFETY

    “ ‘There is no limit to the amount of effort justified to prevent the recurrence of one aircraft accident or the loss of one life.’ … These words are just as true today as they were in 1965 when they were written in the U.S. Air Force Accident Investigation Manual.”

    — Lt. Col. Joshua Sinkler, AETC Aviation Safety chief
  • “Your safety is our commitment, and our goal is to help save lives. Embracing a culture that actively seeks to manage risk effectively is how we can achieve that goal.” OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY
    OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY

    — Leo Timmons, AETC Occupational Safety chief
  • “Weapons? Explosives? They are inherently dangerous, which is why we need to practice risk management and mishap prevention every time we work with them.” WEAPONS SAFETY
    WEAPONS SAFETY

    — Gary Campbell, AETC Explosives Safety chief

 

 

  • JBSA-Camp Bullis hosts partnering meeting on conservation, readiness and wildfire mitigation

    Camp Bullis Military Training Reservation hosts partnering meeting on conservation, readiness, wildfire mitigation

    The 502d Force Support Group hosted a multi-agency meeting on June 23 at Camp Bullis Military Training Reservation to highlight the installation’s mission and operations, and to discuss environmental challenges, wildfire risks and the growing importance of cross-sector collaboration

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  • Rocket taking off

    Around the Air Force: Human-machine teaming, sonic boom research, survivable communication networks

    In this week’s look Around the Air Force, human-machine teaming for better decision-making in battle sprints forward, researchers study the impact of sonic booms, and Global Aircrew Strategic Network Terminal system enhances warfighting with a strategic communication network.

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  • Image of fireworks display behind static display.

    Simple steps for summer safety

    The summer solstice on June 20 marked the official start of summer, a time for outdoor activities.

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  • Soldiers assigned to the 153rd Troop Command, New York Army National Guard monitor operations during Exercise Buffalo Falls, June 5, 2025. The Homeland Response Force exercise emphasized rapid coordination across cyber, logistics, and command elements during a simulated domestic crisis.

    Training for disaster response

    NIAGARA FALLS AIR RESERVE STATION, N.Y. – One hundred New York National Guard Soldiers and Airmen from across the state participated in Operation Buffalo Falls, a Homeland Response Force (HRF) tabletop exercise held June 4-8 at Niagara Falls Air Reserve Station.The five-day event simulated a

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  • JBSA cautions residents to stay fire-safe during peak grilling season

    Stay fire-safe during peak grilling season

    As summer begins and families gather for outdoor activities, Joint Base San Antonio Fire & Emergency Services is urging everyone to prioritize fire safety — especially when it comes to grilling and fire pits.

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  • A side profile of a man has the image of himself with his head in hands in his head.

    Stress Management: Mental Health here to help

    Mental fitness is just as essential to combat readiness as physical strength. While all individuals face stress, military members often encounter unique challenges. Frequent relocations, extended hours, high-tempo operations, and deployments can intensify that burden.

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Around the Command

  • Participants of the 944th Fighter Wing Annual Spring Mentorship Ride pose for a photo with this years' lead, Col Todd Riddle 944th FW commander, at Luke Air Force Base, Ariz., April 2025. The Motorcycle Safety Representatives, assist members with a preseason Tires, Controls, Lights, Oil, Chassis, and Stands, inspection, helping to ensure rider safety and meet their Level lll class requirements.(U.S. Air Force Courtesy Photo)

    MUSTT program fuels safety, mentorship at Spring Motorcycle Ride
  • Air Force paramedics pose in front of ambulance

    Heroes who brought 'dead man' back to life say CPR-trained people, AEDs increase survival chances
  • When a rider coach encountered a deer carcass in the middle of the highway, he had to put his motorcycle riding skills to the ultimate test when a collision proved unavoidable. (Image generated by OpenAI’s ChatGPT.)

    Hell on Wheels! Motorcycle rider finds his ‘edge’ in high-speed collision with deer on highway
  • AETC and AFMC teamed up to develop a new flying risk app. By August, the app was ready for beta testing with 19th Air Force's Detachment 24 at Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph, Texas, and on Sep. 16, the 560th Flying Training Squadron at JBSA-Randolph fully transitioned all its daily flying operations to the electronic Operational Risk Management (eORM) application. By Dec. 16, eORM expanded to encompass all T-38C operations across AETC and had begun to include limited T-6 operations. T-6A operations continue to expand, and on Feb. 5, the remaining T-1 operations at Vance AFB, Okla., and Columbus AFB, Miss., were incorporated as well.

    AETC, AFMC teams pioneer new flying risk app
  • A piece of plywood flew off a truck and smashed through this car’s windshield on Interstate 95 near Rockledge, Fla., but miraculously, no one was injured. Unsecured items can become lethal flying debris when driving, especially at higher speeds on highways.

    ‘Missiles’ taking out highway commuters
  • The military has seen more rollover driving mishaps and other on- and off-duty traffic accidents that can at least be partially attributed to inexperienced drivers. Inexperience behind the wheel can be especially problematic when driving large, heavy military vehicles.

    Teens don’t drive as much as they used to … and that can kill our troops
  • Now 19 years old, Nathaniel Britt lost his parents at age 4 when a drunk driver smashed into the motorcycle they were riding. TSgts. Maurice and Audra Britt had been stationed at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas (now Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland) at the time of their deaths in 2009.

    ORPHANED 2: A drunk driver killed Nathaniel Britt's mom and dad 15 years ago. … See what he has to say about his parents’ killer
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Across the DAF & DOD

  • Paramedic Staff Sgt. Kenneth McIntyre sits inside an ambulance at Mike O'Callaghan Military Medical Center

    Airman saves choking victim by performing Heimlich maneuver
  • An Air Commando plays taps at the 45th anniversary ceremony of Operation Eagle Claw at Hurlburt Field, Florida, April 24, 2025.

    Lessons learned from fatal aircraft crash during Operation Eagle Claw still recognized
  • 2025 Motorcycle Preseason - Year of the Swerve

    2025 DAFRider Motorcycle Preseason: Year of the Swerve
  • SAFEREP graphic

    Air Force launches next generation safety app
  • Experienced aircraft recovery personnel from around the world, including participants from the U.S. Air Force, Navy, and Marines, as well as teams from five F-35 foreign partner countries, practice aircraft crane lift procedures on an A-6 training aircraft Sept. 11, 2024, at Volk Field Air National Guard Base, WI. This training, organized by the F-35 Joint Program Office, aimed to share techniques and methodologies, and build international relationships during the advanced CDDAR training exercise for the F-35 global enterprise. (U.S. Air Force photo by Todd Cromar)

    A new era in aircraft crash recovery
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    Investigation finds inadequate risk management, ineffective crew resource management factors in CV-22 crash that destroyed aircraft, killing all eight on board

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    Tactical vehicle rollover investigation reveals not wearing seat belts contributed to paralysis, amputation injuries for two Airmen

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Safety Pro Corner

  • DAF Announces Top Performing Safety Leaders and Teams for 2024

    AETC teams among DAF's top safety performers for 2024
  • The 502nd Air Base Wing Safety Office, Joint Base San Antonio, Texas, won the 2024 AETC Director of Safety Outstanding Achievement Award, Category 1. They were one of 20 annual safety award recipients in First Command and one of 18 that will go on to compete at the Air Force-level competition.

    ‘Best of the Best’ in AETC Safety for 2024
  • Robbie Bogard, Air Education and Training Command Occupational Safety chief, earned induction into the Department of the Air Force Hall of Fame, becoming the exclusive club’s 96th inductee since it began 47 years ago. After 41 years of service, Bogard will retire from the Air Force in December.

    Small-town kid becomes Hall of Famer
  • The DAF Safety Strategic Plan establishes the requirements for the enterprise to achieve its vision in support of national and department-level guidance. The plan will be used to identify resource requirements, prioritize activities, align manpower, and provide the insights necessary for safety professionals to make decisions at their level as appropriate. (U.S. Air Force graphic)

    Safety enterprise announces new mission, vision, goals in 2024 strategic plan

  • The Air Education and Training Command Occupational Safety Division won the 2023 Colonel Will L. Tubbs Memorial Award for Occupational Safety, which recognizes the best ground safety program in the Air Force.

    AETC Occupational Safety team earns top Air Force honor
  • Capt Roger Crewse

    Mr. Safety: A legacy of safer skies
  • During safety inspections, the author says you don't want to take the "seagull approach," aka the "swoop and poop." In other words, don't just show up at a unit and focus on the negative; be sure you accentuate the positive, as well, which can aid in developing a safety culture.

    The Seagull Approach? … When it comes to safety inspections, don’t do the ‘swoop and poop’
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