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Donald Eady, 20th Force Support Squadron barber, fades

Donald Eady, 20th Force Support Squadron barber, fades

Donald Eady, 20th Force Support Squadron barber, fades a Team Shaw member’s hair at Shaw Air Force Base, S.C., July 31, 2018. Eady takes pride in helping Airmen stay within Air Force Instruction 36-2903 Dress a... More

Donald Eady, 20th Force Support Squadron barber, cuts

Donald Eady, 20th Force Support Squadron barber, cuts

Donald Eady, 20th Force Support Squadron barber, cuts a Team Shaw member’s hair at Shaw Air Force Base, S.C., July 31, 2018. The barbers on base offer a wide variety of haircuts for men, women and children of a... More

NRL Pigment Package for Ships Slows Discoloration, Lowers Solar Temperature Load

NRL Pigment Package for Ships Slows Discoloration, Lowers Solar Temper...

NRL is currently working with Naval Sea Systems Command, Naval Systems Engineering Directorate, Ship Integrity & Performance Engineering (SEA 05P) to transition the new pigment combination into a military speci... More

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