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Readiness Challenge is the capstone event for Department of the Air Force civil engineers to demonstrate their readiness and capability to conduct full-spectrum, integrated base response and recovery operations in contested, degraded and operationally limited environments. The Air Force Civil Engineer Center and the 801st RED HORSE Training Squadron, host the event and through the competition, are able assess unit readiness, find deficiencies and identify training opportunities to ensure the Air and Space Forces have ready trained civil engineers. (U.S. Air Force video by Brian Goddin and Marcelo Joniaux) Readiness Challenge X
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U.S. Air Force Master Sgt. Nikolas Kenna (center left), 56th Civil Engineer Squadron Explosive Ordnance Disposal flight technician, leads a group of Airmen assigned to the 56th CES EOD flight during a training scenario at Camp Navajo, Arizona, April 12, 2023. AFCEC Factsheets
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  • AFCEC team wins Presidential Federal Sustainability Award 

    JOINT BASE SAN ANTONIO-LACKLAND, Texas – The Air Force Civil Engineer Center’s efforts to build more resilient coastal installations were recognized with the presentation of a Presidential Federal Sustainability Award during a White House ceremony June 25.  The awards recognize federal agencies that

  • DAF leaning forward with PFAS clean-up plan

    Armed with data from nearly 10 years of investigation and response to per- and polyfluoroalkyl substance, or PFAS, releases at its installations, the Department of the Air Force is rolling new regulatory standards into its ongoing plan to address PFAS risks.

  • AFCEC safeguards cultural sites, strengthens tribal relations

    Air Force Civil Engineer Center Wildland Support Module specialists at Vandenberg Space Force Base, California, are taking action to preserve sacred ceremonial rock art located on the installation to protect the indigenous cultural heritage while supporting the Department of the Air Force’s military

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JBER leaders and project leads broke dirt at the construction site to symbolize the beginning of the project, while service members and civilians gathered to celebrate. Doyon Utilities, JBER leaders break ground on new water treatment plant
JBER leaders and project leads broke dirt at the construction site to symbolize the beginning of the project, while service members and civilians gathered to celebrate. Doyon Utilities, JBER leaders break ground on new water treatment plant
JBER leaders and project leads broke dirt at the construction site to symbolize the beginning of the project, while service members and civilians gathered to celebrate. Doyon Utilities, JBER leaders break ground on new water treatment plant
JBER leaders and project leads broke dirt at the construction site to symbolize the beginning of the project, while service members and civilians gathered to celebrate. Doyon Utilities, JBER leaders break ground on new water treatment plant
JBER leaders and project leads broke dirt at the construction site to symbolize the beginning of the project, while service members and civilians gathered to celebrate. Doyon Utilities, JBER leaders break ground on new water treatment plant