March 26, 2018 Resiliency, culture, and work/life integration key for Airmen As your Command Chief, I want us to focus on resiliency. I want to ensure our warriors are prepared for whatever obstacle is placed before them. We have a lot of great resources at our disposal, more now than ever before. Work and life can be challenging at times, which we all deal with differently.
March 26, 2018 My first 100 days as command chief I have served as your Command Chief for the past 100 days. Since taking this position, we have been through a lot.
May 26, 2016 Vietnam veterans honored decades after sacrifice The Vietnam War Veterans Recognition Ceremony that took place in a hangar at Naval Air Station Fort Worth Joint Reserve Base, Texas April 22 helped me understand the impact of that war on service members and their families.
May 25, 2016 Chief's View: Own Your Career; Own Your Path I believe it is absolutely critical for you to know what I value as your chief and what we are doing at the headquarters to help our Airmen succeed. My job is to provide you the tools, training and support you need to have a successful Air Force career, but to do that, you need to be proactive and
Sept. 11, 2015 Don't go back to sleep Please take time to remember the events of Sept. 11, 2001 and the sacrifices of our military and family members.Ask yourself, if 9/11 was America's wakeup call, then why have so many Americans gone back to sleep? It has been 14 years since the worst terrorist event occurred on American soil; people
Aug. 29, 2014 Safety, wellness remain key September marks the end of this year's 101 Critical Days of Summer (CDS), but safety should remain our priority. Our mission to train and deploy combat-ready Airmen requires the utmost vigilance, and we cannot do that without you. We need to be alert and conduct risk management assessments - assess,
Jan. 13, 2014 301st Fighter Wing 2014 Vector Check The beginning of a new year gives us an opportunity to re-cage our vector and set goals to work toward. While it is important to reflect on our successes, and we have many to be proud of, it is imperative we continue to build on our successes in 2014. Our mission remains to train and deploy
April 22, 2013 Rape: A personal perspective on Sexual Assault Prevention and Response (Editor's note: this is the second of a four-part series defining and outlining the importance of the Sexual Assault Prevention and Response program, resilience, and the "Wingman" concept, from the personal perspective of a rape victim. This second part focuses on the benefit of a Victim's Advocate
Nov. 29, 2010 Happy holidays from the 301st Fighter Wing Christmas is a time of year when we reflect on the many blessings our families have been afforded. It is also an opportunity for us to gather and to spend time catching up and sharing stories of the year that has passed. We are all so very busy so please set aside time for your family, call that
Nov. 11, 2010 Time to increase balance, agility, readiness First, let me thank you for the amazing welcome my family has received. We are so proud to be part of the 301st family. As long-term residents of Fort Worth, we are settling into the daily routine of my command responsibilities and the increased demand on our time. It is a welcome change to be able