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  • PSAC: Serving Pope for 35 years

    With all the various support programs Pope has available, it would be hard not to notice the overwhelming support its members receive from the local community. A big part of this support stems from an advisory board that was formed in 1974 by a group of Fayetteville local businessmen, whose mission

  • Wing Key Spouse of the Year 2009

    The support of loved ones is a huge factor in the success of any Airman. Vette Berrian, wife of Major Scot Berrian, 43rd Civil Engineer Squadron Operations Flight Commander, knows the importance of taking care of family. In fact, helping to care for her husband's CES family recently earned her the

  • Airman fights in MMA Competition

    While every base has its own personality and qualms, Pope seems to be at the butt of more jokes than many others. It is a stigma Airmen have to face each day they turn to pull into their work parking lot. Whether it's the impending changes BRAC will bring or the lack of, shall we say,

  • Rucking for a good cause

    Pope Airmen turned out for a good cause on Nov. 12. Pope's Rising Six council for enlisted members sponsored a Veterans Day Ruck Race to raise money for a memorial wall to honor Pope's fallen Airmen. The event was open to Pope Airmen. Registration started at 7:30 a.m. and the race began at 9 a.m.

  • Pope Holiday Events

    Angel Tree is a program sponsored by the Pope Chapel that provides gifts to needy Airmen. This program continues until Dec. 9. Visit the base chapel and sponsor an angel. Volunteers will be needed Dec. 9 to sort and wrap gifts. For more information, call Staff Sgt. Timothy Tabisz or Capt.Charles

  • Fayetteville Cares about Pope’s Airmen

    The holidays are quickly approaching, and times like these are best spent with loved ones - seeing familiar faces, sharing laughter and reliving memories. These are times when families gather to visit and show love to each other. There are some families, however, who are missing out on the occasion

  • Great American Smoke Out

    The Great American Smoke Out, which started in 1977, is an annual event in the United States which encourages Americans to quit smoking tobacco. It is sponsored by the American Cancer Society and is held on the third Thursday in November. This year it takes place on Nov. 19. The purpose of this day

  • St. Nick Project

    The Pope Spouses' Association is gearing up for the annual St. Nick Project. The St. Nick Project is an outreach to single Airmen living in the dormitories, and has quickly become a favorite tradition in early December on Pope. The project is in its third year and will be spreading some holiday

  • 2nd AS hosts their annual Family Day

    The scene is familiar -- after a long day's work, Airmen come home to sit on the couch and discuss with their spouse any and everything besides work, save a few choice words, of course. Rarely are day-to-day intricacies discussed, leaving the spouse in the dark as to what it is their partner does at