• ARPC holds POW/MIA recognition vigil

    To commemorate National POW/MIA Recognition Day, Airmen and civilian employees gathered here Sept. 18 to start a 24-hour vigil to remember prisoners of war or those missing in action. The ceremony opened with recognition of the missing man table -- a table set with a red rose and ribbon, an inverted

  • Denver-area units to hold POW/MIA vigil

    To commemorate National POW/MIA Recognition Day, military and civilian employees will hold a 24-hour Prisoner of War/Missing in Action vigil at the Air Reserve Personnel Center's flag pole beginning Thursday. Volunteers from the Air Reserve Personnel Center and the Defense Finance and Accounting

  • Program helps Airmen register to vote

    Nearly 300 Airmen at the Air Reserve Personnel Center here are registered to vote thanks to ARPC's voting assistance program. "It's been very encouraging," said Capt. Paul Hubenthal, ARPC voting assistance officer. "There are another 300 Airmen out there that can have their voices heard because of

  • Fiscal 2009 captain, first lieutenant promotions announced

    The Air Reserve Personnel Center announces the first half of fiscal 2009 line and nonline captain and the first half of fiscal 2009 first lieutenant promotions. There were 307 Air National Guard and 610 Air Force Reserve officers selected for promotion to captain, and 232 Air National Guard and 84

  • Accuracy a top priority for ARPC leaders

    Information kept within personnel records in the Military Personnel Data System can have a significant impact on an Airman's career. Inaccuracies can affect timely pay and benefits, and can mean the difference in a promotion or assignment. Air Reserve Personnel Center leaders are making reliability

  • 90-day records review starts for IMAs

    Airmen who are Individual Mobilization Augmentees or are in the Participating Individual Ready Reserve category have 90 days to review their electronic personnel records, Air Reserve Personnel Center officials announced today. Paper versions of the field records, technically called the Unit

  • Retirement planning never starts too soon

    Officials at the Air Reserve Personnel Center here held a preretirement seminar for civilian employees, Aug. 27-29. Nearly 50 employees attended the free seminar, which covered topics such as computing monthly retirement annuity, preparing a will, estate planning, life and health insurance, flexible

  • Help desk technician hosts exchange students

    In 1985, Phil Burrell was an Airman stationed at Tempelhof Central Airport in Berlin. It was there he began to appreciate the value of learning about a different culture. "You kind of get adopted by the local community," Mr. Burrell of SC, said. "I always told myself, 'When I'm able to, I will pay

  • ARPC Strategic Plan released

    The Air Reserve Personnel Center Strategic Plan through 2011 was unveiled at Commander's Call on Aug. 6. The plan communicates the ARPC mission and vision statements, goals and objectives. "I think if we follow this and we get this working, it will help all of us provide better service to our