Fort Rucker Flier Logo
Home News Sports Military Life On Post Classifieds
Current Issue
Flier PDFs
skyscraper advertisement
September 4, 2008
‘A fitting tribute’
 

A few Soldiers attending the Aviation Captains Career Course here took time out of their busy schedules Aug. 26 to help hundreds of Enterprise High School students ring in the new school year right and honor the lives of eight students killed during a March 1, 2007, tornado during the Barnyard Olympics at Johnny Henderson Park.
  Read More of the Top Story
Photo by Mollie Miller
Capt. Paul Daigle, a student in the Aviation Captains Career Course here, pauses to remember the eight Enterprise High School students killed during a March 1, 2007, tornado during a solemn portion of the Barnyard Olympics celebration at Johnny Henderson Park Aug. 26.

inside this week
  Post prevails over disaster
  Dawn Patrol prepares for closing, big renovations

Here’s the scenario:

At 8 a.m., Cairns Army Airfield weather reported a massive tornado will hit the Fort Rucker community sometime between 1 and 3 p.m. The Installation Operations Center predicts widespread electrical outages, water contamination and structural damage. The command has instructed community members to execute their emergency preparedness plans.
Read More of the Top Story
A popular Friday night Fort Rucker hang-out will soon close its doors to prepare for a seven-month-long renovation project.
Read More of the Top Story
  NFL Gridiron Guide
Whew!
Enough already!
Finally, we’re almost at the end of hearing about drawn out position battles, roster intrigue, contract disputes and wailing, nail-biting fans.
Read More of the Top Story
Pigskin Picks
 
  Breast advice
 Voice your concerns at post conference
The first warning sign people usually think of when it comes to breast cancer is a lump. However, inflammatory breast cancer (IBC), is more deadly, isn’t as easily detected and doesn’t normally involve traditional “lumps.”
Read More of the Top Story

A conference designed especially for those who want to make a difference in their Army community is scheduled for Oct. 7-8 at Fort Rucker.

Read More of the Top Story
Rectangle Advertisement
Rectangle Advertisement
Leaderboard Advertisement