• New focus on combat operational stress reduction, early intervention

• Medics use Smart Ops 21 to decrease patient notification time by half


• Statistics show AFRC's fitness program needs to improve


• Developmental education application deadline set for some officers, civilians


• Chief Dahlheimer retires


• DOD officials prepare for possible bird flu pandemic


• AF public health steps up again


• Wilford Hall testing new vascular viewer


• Improved earpieces reaching Falcon pilots

• Celebrating a hero's return - the end of limbo


• AF doctor finishes Iditarod with flourish; devotes race to young cancer patient


• Sather medics, volunteers meet Iraqis' medical needs


• U.S. medics aid injured Cuban doctors


• Dental residency program fills experience gap


• Past and present AF nursing leaders gather in Dallas


• Crossing into the Blues


• Balad lab provides life-saving products, procedures


• AF medics set pace for treating patients in Ecuador


• Pre-schoolers tell Katrina stories with art

Chief Dahlheimer retires

Chief Master Sergeant Don Dahlheimer, left, his wife Mary Dahlheimer, center, and Maj. Gen. (Dr.) Joseph E. Kelley, Joint Staff surgeon, are all smiles as they examine her certificate of appreciation from the Air Force Chief of Staff during Dahlheimer's retirement at the Pentagon's Hall of Heroes March 1. Dahlheimer, a 29-year veteran, was the senior enlisted advisor to the assistant secretary of defense for health affairs and TRICARE Management Activity. (Courtesy photo)