LANGLEY AIR FORCE BASE, Va. -- Col. Rick Bennett, 635th Supply Chain Management Group commander, Col. Roger Thrasher, 735th SCMG commander, Airman 1st Class Jerome Gardener, 735th SCMG, and Maj. Gen. Gary T. McCoy Air Force Global Logistics Support Center commander, cut the ribbon for the new 735th Supply Chain Management Group building here June 26. The new building was built to accommodate more employees and improve working conditions for 735th SCMG personnel. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Jonathan Koob)

LANGLEY AIR FORCE BASE, Va. -- The U.S. Air Force announced June 26 its proposed force structure realignment for Fiscal Year 2010. It reflects adjustments which will provide unsurpassed Global Vigilance, Global Reach and Global Power ... to fly, fight and win in air, space and cyberspace - today and in the future, given available resources.

LANGLEY AIR FORCE BASE, Va. -- The U.S. Air Force announced June 26 its proposed force structure realignments for fiscal year 2010. This announcement reflects decisions to restructure and realign combat Air Forces and personnel to support current operations today and in the future within available resources.

LANGLEY AIR FORCE BASE, Va. -- A year ago, the MC-12 was just an idea. The Air Force needed to provide more of one of its most vital contributions to the joint fight...intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance or ISR. The concept was to take a readily available civilian airframe and outfit it with ISR capabilities. Now this program has gone from drawing board to deployment, and in record time.

With "Public Enemies," all the pieces would seem to be in place for an epic gangster drama: director Michael Mann, who has an affinity for complicated criminals; stars Johnny Depp and Christian Bale, who are famous for immersing themselves in their roles; and a thrilling true story of brazen bank robbers on the run.

No, you don’t need special shoes to get your groove on in “Let’s Tap.” But you do need an unusual piece of equipment – a slim piece of cardboard. Instead of holding the Wii Remote in your hand, it’s placed face down on the cardboard and then the gamer taps on the cardboard to interact with what’s happening on the screen. It’s not the most engaging experience and there isn’t much variety, but the game is cheap and up to four gamers can tap together.