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Legislative News

  • May 17, 2010

    H.R. 950

    H.R. 950 removes the BAH inequity for people taking internet classes to obtain a civilian degree.

  • April 14, 2010

    TRICARE and Health Care Refrm

    As we all know on March 23rd, 2010, President Obama signed health reform into law. An historical event that will expand coverage...

Division News

  • September 3, 2010

    Division Merchandise

    Division shirts are running low, act now so you don't miss out.

  • August 22, 2010

    Division 89 Shines at 2010 PAC

    Division 89 received some very well deserved recognition at this year's Professional Airman's Conference.

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Welcome from Division 89 President

Welcome and thanks for visiting our Division 89 Website.  If you're wondering about our numeric designation, we successfully merged two divisions May 2, 2009.  It's working great for us, thanks to our leadership and positive members.  We now encompass 10 states; Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma, North Dakota, South Dakota and Wisconsin.  We currently have 16 AFSA and 5 Auxiliary chapters.  Links to their President and websites are shown on the "Chapters" pull-down.

Chapters that have an active base in their vicinity work with the base leadership to support awards programs, family support centers, Airman Leadership Schools, First Term Airmen Centers, Honor Guard and other programs needing recognition and outreach assistance.  Our other Chapters address their attention more to supporting veterans programs, memorials and also of course outreach/humanitarian needs.  All chapters focus on recognizing deserving students in Junior AFROTC programs in local high schools and/or Civil Air Patrol (CAP) by presenting certificates and achievement medals. We're all volunteers in the helping each other business, or as we refer to it, "taking care of our own."  Division 89 AFSA members are always volunteering to help their communities at walk-a-thons, Habitat for Humanity, homeless shelters, during disasters or just heeding a call to help.  

I am excited about the role our division performs to increase visibility at their locales for this most worthy organization that promotes and protects benefits that enhance the quality of life for our total enlisted force and their families; "The Voice of the Enlisted!" Division 89 members excel in this purpose, thereby not only do they "talk the talk, they walk the walk!"  Thus, we all benefit.  If you are not a member, please help us to help you by being a part of this team.  Contact your local chapter or myself and join without delay.

I'm always looking for comments or suggestions on how to make it better, so let me hear from you.

DALE C. LUTZEN, SMSgt, USAF (Ret)

President, AFSA Division 89