Air Force Civil Engineer

Air Force Civil Engineer is a quarterly magazine for and about civil engineers and specialists throughout the U.S. Air Force. Subscription price covers issues for 1 year. Subscription service begins with the first issue after the order is processed. Copies of the latest 2 issues are retained in stock for individual purchase. Single copy, $8.50; foreign single copy, $11.90. AFCE. File Code 2Q.

Air Force Civil Engineer showcases civil engineers and specialists throughout the U.S. Air Force. You will find articles on the topics of civil engineering topics that enable the warfighter, such as:

• Construction and Design
• Facility and Investment Planning
• Environmental Compliance and Restoration
• and more

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Features

4 Prime BEEF Strikes Gold
2014 marks Prime BEEF's 50th Anniversary

8 Prime BEEF: Transformers with a Mission
Today's Installation engineers are still "transformers."

10 Reserve Prime BEEF at the Ready
AFRC CEs remain ready at 34 locations across the country.

12 All In: The Guard's Prime BEEF Mission
ANG CEs continue to deploy and serve worldwide.

14 What Can We Do for You?
Since 2009, the 577 EPBS has provided a unique capability.

16 Making the List
The first two-year integrated Priority list meets with approval.

18 The Cheyenne Model
Cheyenne Mountain CEs benefit from the BUILDER program.

19 Effective Encroachment Management Foundations
New AFI establishes the AFEM Program.

20 AFRC CEs Support PATRIOT WARRIOR
Prime BEEF and EOD CEs join firefighters in joint exercise.

22 The RED HORSE Way
The 823 RHS completes a large training project at Shaw AFB, S.C.

24 554th RED HORSE Builds a Better "Box"
CEs find a faster solution to construct Guam's new Silver Flag site.

26 Maps Prove Value for KC-46 Strategic Basing Effort
AMC's Geo Integration aids new tanker beddown.

28 More than a CE Map
Air Force's GeoBase program supports installation missions.

29 Customizing Autocad for S-File and Beyonc
GeoBase experts at Hill AFB find faster ways to manage space.

30 The Safe Jobsite
New AFIT course teaches OSHA construction standards.

32 Career Field Focus

Engineers and members of the Airforce, specifically civil engineers, would be interested in this magazine.