You spoke, we listened

The 43rd Airlift Wing Public Affairs Office conducted a Carolina Flyer readership survey in July 2006, in an effort to streamline the contents of the paper and bring the readers more of what they want to read about. In general, Pope's statistics fell in line with the Air Force's statistics. Below

Don’t let the gotcha’s getcha

With the upcoming Unit Compliance Inspection in February, Airmen need to consider not only meeting technical order requirements and checklists, but the seemingly small things Airmen may forget. To avoid letting the little things get you a write up, make sure you have the following: - Restricted area

20 things every Airman should know about a UCI

1.You are ready. The road to success began months ago, continues today, and will continue all the way up to the UCI scheduled Feb. 5 through 13. 2. Be proactive. Ask your supervisor what you can do to help. Every Airman's preparation responsibilities are going to be different depending on their job

Wingman of the Week

Staff Sgt. Josh Armstrong, 43rd Mission Support Squadron Job description: The Manpower Career Field encompasses manpower and organization activities, with core competencies in organization structure, manpower requirements determination, program allocation and control, and performance management.

18th AF commander visits base

Maj. Gen. James Hawkins, 18th Air Force Commander, said he was very impressed with Pope in the areas of Smart Operations 21, contributions to the Global War on Terror, the base realignment planning and the attitudes of the Airmen and family members during his visit Jan. 3 and 4. Since the general's

Pope Airman coined

3rd APS hard at work

Holiday spirits bring joy around Pope

Pope nurse makes difference overseas

This holiday season, it will be a sure bet that Maj. Joni Clemens will be a true angel of mercy as she tends to America's finest in their hour of need. Of course, like other Airmen serving their country in the far corners of the globe, she would rather be spending time with her family -- not on the

Ask the Doc

Q: I recently had an appointment with my Primary Care Manager (PCM) and he/she referred me to a specialist? What steps do I take now to accomplish this? A: Relax...we take it from here. Our Referral Management Office will automatically process your referral. You will receive a phone call within