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  • Airman highlights leadership school options

    He had considered his ALS options and decided that he wanted the in-resident credit because of its higher regard, so correspondence was not his top choice, but the five-week school was also too much time away from his obligations.

  • Williams, Brentwood, Russell quarterly awardees

    Three Airmen were recently announced as the I.G. Brown Training and Education Center's outstanding senior noncommissioned officer, noncommissioned officer and civilian for the fourth quarter, 2017.

  • Live at your workstation: Air National Guard broadcasts

    The Air National Guard’s I.G. Brown Training and Education Center in East Tennessee announced this week that government Common Access Card holders can now watch the Warrior Network, closed circuit television channel on their workstation computers.

  • Ex-POWs give perspective to EPME

    Retired Air Force Capt. William A. Robinson told his service story as an ex-POW to Airman leadership school today as he did many times before.

  • Latest instructor class graduates

    Seventeen students and their two instructors take a moment for a class photo Oct. 27, 2017, outside McKinley Hall before graduation from the Instructor Certification Program at the I.G. Brown Training and Education Center in Louisville, Tenn. The two-week course prepared them to develop lesson plans

  • Airmen arrive for fall classes

    Senior Airmen Weston Fazzino and John Areche, both from the 104th Security Forces Squadron, listen to a welcome briefing during day-one activities of Airman leadership school class 18-2 here, Oct. 18, 2017, at the I.G. Brown Training and Education Center in Lousiville, Tenn. The TEC had multiple