Charlsy Panzino

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Charlsy is a Reporter and Engagement Manager for Military Times. Email her at cpanzino@militarytimes.com.

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In the absence of joint military exercises in Korea, PACAF commander say focus will be on other training

North Korea has been "quiet" lately, but "the threat still exists."

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Here’s how Air Mobility Command will improve aircraft survivability

The new head of Air Mobility Command is looking at ways to improve aircraft survivability and enable persistence over the battlefield.

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New Reserve Command chief wants to give airmen predictability, better pay

Lt. Gen. Richard Scobee, the new AFRC commander, says he’s focusing on three things: recruitment, retention and relocation.

Amid Pacific tensions, new PACAF commander focuses on relationships

Although U.S. relations with North Korea have become much less frosty in the wake of President Donald Trump’s diplomatic efforts there, tensions in the East and South China seas, and elsewhere in the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command have spotlighted the continued need for training and readiness.

Army and Guard ready to go as Hurricane Florence begins assault

Soldiers are ready to react in the aftermath of Hurricane Florence.

In his final message before retiring, Air Mobility Command four-star urges airmen to ‘be bold’

Gen. Carlton Everhart has one piece of advice for Gen. Maryanne Miller, his successor as head of Air Mobility Command, "fuel the innovative spirit of our airmen and leverage industry."

This new wireless communication device fits on your teeth

The "Molar Mic" lets troops make radio calls from their teeth, without using a bulky headset.

Fort Knox soldier earns Soldier’s Medal for saving man from burning fuel truck

The sergeant first class received the Soldier's Medal on Friday at Fort Knox, Kentucky.

Massachusetts Army National Guard soldier dies while trying to spread father’s ashes

The chief warrant officer's father had died two weeks earlier.

Special operations airman found dead in Japan

Tech. Sgt. Don Sardin was assigned to the 1st Special Operations Squadron at Kadena Air Base.

Army National Guard soldier helps save boy who jumped off overpass

The New York soldier used her combat lifesaver skills.

Air Force releases staff sergeant promotions. Are your friends on the list?

More than half of the eligible 30,651 airmen were selected this year.

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Charlsy Panzino

Reporter

All Stories By Charlsy

North Korea has been "quiet" lately, but "the threat still exists."

The new head of Air Mobility Command is looking at ways to improve aircraft survivability and enable persistence over the battlefield.

Lt. Gen. Richard Scobee, the new AFRC commander, says he’s focusing on three things: recruitment, retention and relocation.

Although U.S. relations with North Korea have become much less frosty in the wake of President Donald Trump’s diplomatic efforts there, tensions in the East and South China seas, and elsewhere in the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command have spotlighted the continued need for training and readiness.

Soldiers are ready to react in the aftermath of Hurricane Florence.

Gen. Carlton Everhart has one piece of advice for Gen. Maryanne Miller, his successor as head of Air Mobility Command, "fuel the innovative spirit of our airmen and leverage industry."

The "Molar Mic" lets troops make radio calls from their teeth, without using a bulky headset.

The sergeant first class received the Soldier's Medal on Friday at Fort Knox, Kentucky.

The chief warrant officer's father had died two weeks earlier.

Tech. Sgt. Don Sardin was assigned to the 1st Special Operations Squadron at Kadena Air Base.

The New York soldier used her combat lifesaver skills.

More than half of the eligible 30,651 airmen were selected this year.

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