• Team Vance assists with civilian life flight

    Team Vance demonstrated its close partnership with the Enid community Monday when a civilian aircraft carrying a critical-care surgical team requested to make an unscheduled landing here. The medical team was enroute from Dallas to St. Mary's Regional Medical Center in Enid to perform vital surgery.

  • Seek base agencies for assistance with improving relationships

    Relationships with the ones we love are among the most powerful and meaningful relationships known. When we think of things bringing contentment and happiness, we are likely to think of the ones we love. This does not mean keeping these relationships working and growing happens without effort. On

  • APU commander tops in USAF

    A current and a former Team Vance members were recently named Air Force Medical Service Award winners as best in their categories for 2005. Maj. Alan Leimenstoll, 71 Medical Operations Squadron physiology flight commander is the Air Force Aerospace Physiology Field Grade Officer of the Year. Senior

  • Home is where the heart, mission are

    Many people join the military for the opportunity to travel to far-off exotic places, miles away from the comfort and familiarity of family and friends. Not the Boeckmans. Capt. Kyle Boeckman, 25th Flying Training Squadron instructor pilot, and his younger brother 2nd Lt. Scott Boeckman, 33rd Flying

  • Monitor health to prevent disease

    While sweethearts are thinking of how to make hearts happy this month, the nation is focused on how to make them healthy for life. February is National Heart Month. Heart disease accounts for 43 percent of all deaths in the United States each year. Most Americans dream of enjoying many active years