Allegations of Patient Abuse at Eglin AFB Spark Civil Investigation
The Carlson Law Firm is investigating alleged patient abuse claims involving a physician at Eglin Air Force Base and seeking other potential victims.
Future of War? SOCOM Bets Big on Drone “Mothership”
SOCOM is proposing a major shift turning MQ-9 Reapers into drone “motherships” while cutting back its light attack aircraft fleet.
The Experts Keeping Eglin Airmen Healthy and Mission Ready
Behind the scenes at Eglin AFB, lab professionals power mission readiness with precision and near-perfect performance.
Safety First: Highway 285 Pauses for Eglin Test Exercise
Highway 285 will temporarily close April 21 as Eglin Air Force Base conducts scheduled testing in the area.
AI is Giving Air Force Testing a Critical Edge
A new AI tool at Edwards AFB is helping engineers generate flight test documents in minutes instead of weeks.
Take a Look Inside Eglin’s Warrior Day
Teams at Eglin Air Force Base tackled a four-mile ruck and hands-on mission scenarios during Warrior Day, focused on building readiness.
New Rapid Legal System at Eglin Boosts Mission Readiness
A new process at Eglin Air Force Base is cutting legal paperwork time for deployers from hours to just minutes.
Take a Look Inside Eglin’s K9 Security Team
Military Working Dogs Rolly and Sagi demonstrated speed, discipline, and precision during a recent security forces event at Eglin Air Force Base.
Judge sets trial date for deputy charged with murdering Hurlburt airman
After almost two years of waiting, both the former Okaloosa Deputy accused of murdering a Hurlburt airman and the airman’s family have a trial date.
Decorated Fighter Pilot Charged in a Shocking China Training “Betrayal”
A former U.S. Air Force fighter pilot and F-35 instructor has been arrested and charged with illegally training Chinese military aviators.
