Feature Search

Feature Comments Updated
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Default Air Force Logo Pope barber tells his story
His demeanor is easy. He makes himself comfortable in one of his barber chairs and calmly crosses his legs. His southern drawl takes on a life of its own as he begins discussing his life history. At age 68, Lutrell Butler, one of Pope's long-standing barbers, doesn't like to think about slowing down. "I want to hang in as long as I can, but I know
0 3/11
2008
Default Air Force Logo My goal to become Pope's Biggest Loser, Week 5
I weighed myself the instant I got home from my eight days of leave. After my gorge fest in Wisconsin, I knew that I had blown away three weeks of smart eating and frequent exercising. After all, I lost about eight pounds in my first week of the Biggest Loser competition by not eating fast food or drinking soda. So it would only make sense that I
0 2/27
2008
Default Air Force Logo My goal to become Pope's "Biggest Loser," Week 4
I am at the end of my fourth week in Pope's Biggest Loser competition and on leave in Wisconsin for a week. How does this affect my diet plan? I don't quite have the wide selection of aerobic equipment at home like I do at the fitness center. I actually don't have any aerobic equipment. The local fitness center wanted to charge me $25 to use their
0 2/22
2008
Default Air Force Logo My goal to become Pope's "Biggest Loser," Week 3
I had some mixed results in week three of Pope's 43rd Services Squadron's "Biggest Loser." Some days I wake up, go to the gym and for the rest of the day I feel refreshed, vibrant and youthful. On those good days, it feels like I'm back in high school, walking around on game day in my varsity jacket with that certain swagger, ready to run a
0 2/14
2008
Default Air Force Logo My goal to be Pope's "Biggest Loser", Week 2
I just completed my second week in the 43rd Services Squadron's "Biggest Loser" competition. Last week I lost eight pounds and this week ... one-and-a-half. I somewhat expected that. I guess the important thing is it's still a step in the right direction. At one point, over the weekend, I was down to 212.5 pounds - a weight I haven't seen in at
0 2/09
2008
Default Air Force Logo My goal to be Pope's "Biggest Loser"
Just like I do every other year, I promised myself to make a few New Year's resolutionsand stick to them. This year, I vowed to reduce my speeding, study harder for promotion and lose weight. Attempting to lose weight is something that I have thought about before, but never really taken seriously. As a result, I've watched my waist grow each year,
0 2/01
2008
Default Air Force Logo Thrift shop offers volunteer opportunities, good deals
For many people, thrift shops are an inexpensive way to find old treasures or vintage clothing, but for the volunteers of Pope's thrift shop, it's a way to form strong bonds of friendship. "My husband is deployed on his seventh combat mission," said Nina Donnelly, a thrift shop volunteer and deployed spouse liaison for the Pope Spouse's
0 1/17
2008
Members of the 43rd Maintenance Squadron look on as Airmen 1st Class Zach Kline and William Howell install wooden beams to keep the aft landing gear of the C-46 Commando in the air Nov. 17, 2007. 43rd MXS uses expertise to repair 82nd Airborne static
When people think of aircraft maintenance, what comes to the mind is usually a sleek fighter jet taxiing out of a parking spot, guided by a camouflage-sporting Airman with a headset and bright orange wands. Others picture a dirty mechanic with a wrench and a dingy jumpsuit crawling out from underneath a large aircraft or walking away from a greasy
0 1/17
2008
Default Air Force Logo Council member has strong ties to Pope community
As a child growing up in New York City, Valencia Applewhite never dreamed she would wind up in the Air Force, a choice that would eventually influence her decision to join the Fayetteville, N.C. City Council. Mrs. Applewhite moved to Connecticut where she ultimately got a job at a bank. She had to rely on public transportation to take her to and
0 12/12
2007
The Marine Band from Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, S.C. perform during the half time show at the Duke Blue Devils vs Conneticut Huskies college football season opener as part of the Military Appreciation Game Sept. 1 at Wallace Wade Stadium, Durham, N.C. The Marine Band also played the National Anthem before the start of the game. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Jon LaDue) Duke Blue Devils pay tribute to military in season opener
While many college campuses across the country began their regular football season September 1 with typical pre-game chants, cheerleaders and the occasional mascot cart wheel, the Duke University Athletic Department opened its gates in a special way. Marking the start of the college football season and paying tribute at the same time, the Duke Blue
0 9/11
2007
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
RSS