Barksdale AFB

In case you are on the fence about going to see these multimillion dollar machines rip the sky into pieces, let me entice you.

I am absolutely positive the sight of these "freedom delivery vehicles" raised eyebrows and pulses of radar operators based near the border - and that was the point.

The US Government has confirmed that UFOs are real, so maybe you should try to see some this weekend.

This compounds an order from base commanders issued April 1st that restricts all those living on base not to leave.

The COVID-19 outbreak response has made it's way to Barksdale Air Force Base.

The 307th is the only unit in the entire Air Force that operates the venerable B-52 and the supersonic B1-B bombers.

If you had a hard time getting to sleep in the Haughton, LA area Monday night, you weren't alone!

Several trophies will stay in Northwest Louisiana after the sixth annual Global Strike Challenge.

I'm pretty sure that you won't be able to order any military strikes, but it will most certainly be the experience off a lifetime none the less.

Access to Barksdale Air Force Base won't change until next year.

On September 11, 2001, I was an Air Traffic Controller for the United States Air Force stationed at Barksdale. I was working in the tower on that fateful day, and I will get to share my story at an upcoming 9/11 Remembrance Symposium hosted by LSU-S.